Any of and Everybody

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Everybody and any of are semantically related. in one topic. In some cases you can use "Everybody" instead a noun phrase "Any of".

Everybody pronoun - Every person.

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Any of and everybody are semantically related. You can use "Any of" instead a noun "Everybody".

The Yeomen of the Guard plays much like any of Gilbert and Sullivan's other comic operas, except the Deus ex Machina never shows up, so everybody gets married to the wrong person.

Source: Genre Deconstruction / Theatre
In The Order of the Stick, the spell Familicide causes everybody blood-related to the target, and everybody blood-related to any of them, in the entire world to automatically drop dead.

Source: The Purge
Marquee Alter Ego: The Prime Minister of the White City, where everybody wears masks, has much more of his face visible than any of his citizens.

Source: Film / MirrorMask

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