All in
All in adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Both terms in one sentence
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Actually it seems to be literally true of Vanessa — in one album a baffled doctor shows her an X-ray of her empty cranium and explains he found nothing at all in her head.
Source: Comic Book / Les Blondes -
In one album a baffled doctor shows her an x-ray of her empty cranium and explains he found nothing at all in her head.
Source: Brainless Beauty -
The gun was also empty, and Rorschach only kills criminals; crazy as he is, he doesn't bear ill will against police officers, and only fights them at all in order to escape.
Source: Doesn't Like Guns
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