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Expand Up @@ -99,8 +99,8 @@ syntax:
Return All Documents in a Collection
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

If there is no ``<query>`` argument, the :method:`
~db.collection.find()` method selects all documents from a collection.
If there is no ``<query>`` argument, the :method:`~db.collection.find()`
method selects all documents from a collection.

The following operation returns all documents (or more precisely, a
cursor to all documents) in the ``bios`` collection:
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.. [#dbquery-server] Regardless of the order you chain the
:method:`~cursor.limit()` and the :method:`~cursor.sort()`, the
request to the server has the structure that treats the
query and the :method:` ~cursor.sort()` modifier as a single object.
query and the :method:`~cursor.sort()` modifier as a single object.
Therefore, the :method:`~cursor.limit()` operation method is always
applied after the :method:`~cursor.sort()` regardless of the
specified order of the operations in the chain. See the :doc:`meta
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