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every one

noun as in all hands

pronoun as in each

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“How many times have we been in this situation, where every one agrees and then something happens?” he said.

Before the fire, almost every one of the 60 or so students at the local school qualified for free or reduced-price lunches.

There’s always some moment in every one of those where it’s like, ‘Wait, Jimmy Jr. will be there. OK, maybe I’m fine with this.’

And so the mission, as Kimmel put it earlier this week, is to show up not because it’s the Jimmy Kimmel Show or because you’re a monster fan of Jim Comey or Tish James, but because the other side in each of these battles comprises a massing legal armada capable of destroying every one of those people until it comes for the next guy.

From Slate

It would be where all six of the regulars have different points of view on the same issue, and as you listen to them, you realize every one of them is right.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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