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all are girls.
all are girls.

all are appointed by common accord of which form the euro area .
all are appointed by common accord of which form the euro area .

some of these are of doubtful attribution, but all are typical of baroque chamber music.
some of these are of doubtful attribution, but all are typical of baroque chamber music.

(i know it's not all up to them, but i think we all are dying to know something more )
(i know it's not all up to them, but i think we all are dying to know something more )

{0>[all are invited to attend.][quedan todos invitados a asistir.]
[all are invited to attend.]

the industrial activity declined in the early 19th century due to the crisis of the feudal system in russia, and the growth slowed down in all areas except for the gold mining.
the industrial activity declined in the early 19th century due to the crisis of the feudal system in russia, and the growth slowed down in all areas except for the gold mining.

no ion-selective electrodes are completely ion-specific; all are sensitive to other ions having similar physical properties, to an extent which depends on the degree of similarity.
no ion-selective electrodes are completely ion-specific; all are sensitive to other ions having similar physical properties, to an extent which depends on the degree of similarity.

20. el contenido gaseoso de la atmósfera (aër en griego y latín) ha sido clasificado como uno de los patrimonios jurídicos comunes desde la época romana, como lo proclamó en el siglo vi un famoso pasaje en las instituciones del emperador justiniano (ii.1.1: clasificación de las cosas (de rerum divisione)): "by the law of nature, things can be everybody's: these things which are naturally common to all are the air, flowing water, the sea and the seashores " ( "por ley de la naturaleza, las cosas pueden ser de todos: estas cosas que, naturalmente, son comunes a todos son el aire, el agua que corre, el mar y las costas del mar ") (cursivas añadidas).
20. the gaseous content of the atmosphere (aër in greek and latin) has been categorized as one of the legal commons since roman times -- as proclaimed in the sixth century in a famous passage in the institutes of emperor justinian (ii.1.1: classification of things, de rerumdivisione): "by the law of nature, things can be everybody's: these things which are naturally common to all are the air, flowing water, the sea and the seashores " (emphasis added).