All over
All over adjective - Having come or been brought to a conclusion.
Both terms in one sentence
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In the film, however, Harry and Voldemort have an epic duel for five minutes, with Voldemort flying around all over Hogwarts and Harry holding on for dear life.
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Averted in the film, however, where Harry and Voldemort have a duel for five minutes, with Voldemort flying around all over Hogwarts and Harry holding on for dear life.
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Dear White People contains examples of: Aluminum Christmas Trees: Simien erased the Blackface Party for being too absurd...only to put it back in when he found out racist parties like that were happening in universities all over the country.
Source: Film / Dear White People
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