When you use all ~s, each ~, every ~, everyone/body, anyone/body, someone/body, whoever or a relative clause like those who, you must pair these with they, them and their. All take a singular verb, except all ~sand those who.
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All candidates are requested to include a cover letter and their CV in their applications. |
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Every candidate has to include references for work experience they have had over the past two years. |
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