All of
All of adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Usage example: the boat is all of 15 feet long
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In 5th edition, instead of getting a bonus to 2 stats like most other races (generally a +2 and a +1), humans default to being well rounded and getting a +1 to all of their stats.
Source: Humans Are Special - He eventually argues back by listing all of her ex-boyfriends, all of whom have generally black names (one was apparently kicked out of the Nation of Islam for dating her).
Source: Race Fetish -
Witzy. She's a stuffed rabbit, but all of the stuffed characters on the series generally behave fully anthropomorphically.
Source: Expressive Ears
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