Well, it's possible, and still used in some places as an idiom, but using "in all weather" is more common, and "in all kinds/sorts/types of weather" even more so.
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Well, it's possible, and still used in some places as an idiom, but using "in all weather" is more common, and "in all kinds/sorts/types of weather" even more so.
'Weather' is uncountable.
Well, you could say it, but I'm not sure it would be correct. I think by using the, you are implying that there is only one hanger. That's how I would understand it if you told me that.
Not if demand is a noun. In which case, 'a demand for [something]' is correct. You can demand (verb) something, but your action is a demand for something. Does that make sense?
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