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as one
Also,. All together, unanimously. For example, The marchers shouted as one, “We shall overcome!” or They replied as one woman, “Of course we'll stay and help.” This term appeared in the Bible (Judges 20:8): “And all the people arose as one man.” [Late 1500s] For synonyms, see to a man; with one voice.
Example Sentences
On Monday, the group described the plan to require public votes on hotel and convention center projects as “one union killing other union jobs.”
After the bombs began to fall, he tried to have it both ways or, actually, as many ways as one could possibly count—claiming that he had known about Israel’s plans all along, hailing the attack’s initial success, while also urging Tehran to come to the talks and “make a deal” anyway, calling on all parties to stop fighting and asking Russian President Vladimir Putin to help mediate.
He has had nine different scheduled execution dates and eaten three “last meals” as one or another of those dates approached.
As one experienced lawyer put it, this can't be another exercise in simply gathering evidence and producing recommendations that are quietly shelved.
But moments after the event finished, his team insisted they were "iron clad", as one senior figure put it.
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