Unsurprisingly, I agree, and I think this statement should be accepted by all and sundry.

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What better way than by handing out goodies to all and sundry on budget day?

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He taunts Mrs Clinton for her supposed plans to hand out cash to all and sundry.

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Yes, it is a big task and a difficult job when you famous and are bombarded by all and sundry with letters, ideas etc.

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Instead of making life difficult for anybody in Japan wanting to offer Internet access to the public, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications has lately been issuing licences to all and sundry.

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Towards the end of the day I'm in the BBC's somewhat Spartan studio at Lionacleit taking part in a discussion with the political presenter Colin Mackay, known to all and sundry as Lord Mackay.

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They want to know everything: your relationship status, your income, your allergies, your preferred brand of toothpaste, how you like your eggs -- all those sundry habits, peeves and predilections, even the ones you didn't know you had.

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Jones, Mr Smith and sundry others, mixed them all up into just the one bond (and we did this multiple times), stuck a guarantee on it and then assumed it would be safe.

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Leaked screenshots, images and snatched conversations in the hair-dressers abound while all en-sundry clamor to find out what Disney will unveil next week.

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