Portuguese
em toda parte To or in any or all places; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere')
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Up to 600 young people from all over Europe will be there.
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However, times were changing: mixed bathing was being introduced all over England.
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I've given people all over the world the ability to fight power.
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I'm sure this kind of situation is happening all over the country.
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The house has plush rugs all over; I hadn't heard her approach.
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The future of work is in hot debate all over the world.
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It's all over too quickly, and it's difficult to ask follow-up questions.
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Germany's spies had penetrated OSS operations all over Europe and North Africa.
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It has successfully opened stores all over the UK, Europe and America.
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I know you work all over the city, are you all right?
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Answer: hormone mimics have been detected in water all over the country.
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On my days off, I used to hitchhike all over New England.
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The one who was all over television a couple of years ago.''
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That's our problem all over, we always think we can change them.'
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It's spreading all over India, much more quickly than anyone could hope.
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The Cold War is back and going hot, all over New START.