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I think, it signifies the second meaning you suggested simply because the first, or an example such as "they are all of my friends" have a slightly different meaning. "All of my friends" and such examples starting with "all of..." might mean excluding the group to which the speaker is referring, there are some other people not present. Yet, perhaps an answer such as "they are all my friends", which to my ear doesn't sound so nice, is more acceptable because this structure simply signify this: "these people are all the people I have got as my friends."