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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Community: Although Britta and Jeff primarily had this happening for them in the first season, the case can be quite convincingly made that practically all of the study group members have had this with most-if-not-all of the other members at some point or other.
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However, this was completely pointless, seeing as how the movie was primarily targeted toward the adults who grew up on the B&W shorts, and they would easily know that all of the slapstick was faked.
Source: Don't Try This at Home -
Modeling Poses: Rarity primarily, as well as all of her models on the runway, take poses that show off the design of their clothes.
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