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Meanings of whole ordeal in English

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Usage of whole ordeal in English
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And the whole ordeal may have given us an opportunity for renaissance.
Open Source Democracy: How online communication is changing offl...
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Petersen was previously believed to be the whistleblower in the whole ordeal.
The South African
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So if something goes wrong up top, it's a whole ordeal.
Wired
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In the beginning, this whole ordeal was to save my brothers from prison.
Feminist dot com
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It's very clear this whole ordeal is causing her to have an emotional breakdown.
Ebony
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Sources say that she has found the whole ordeal a "painful" one.
The South African
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The dog, happily close to the people he loved, slept through the whole ordeal.
The Guardian
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The whole ordeal required a certain degree of commitment that I found difficult to muster.
News.com.au
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The only possession Ms Skelton managed to save through the whole ordeal was her iPad.
Radio NZ
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She'd been a half hour late for her interview-andterribly distracted through the whole ordeal.
The next to die
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What had saved him was his own placenta remaining fully intact throughout the whole ordeal.
News.com.au
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He is impressed with Clinton's grit and dedication to his job throughout this whole ordeal.
The new yorker
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Those news people were forcing me to acknowledge the whole ordeal, so I turned away.
Crazy for the storm: a memoir of survival
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Nils, who was STILL snoring through this whole ordeal, had thrown them out hours ago.
Assholes finish first
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Ms Legault said the whole ordeal had left her ashamed to have a mental illness.
Radio NZ
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Throughout my whole ordeal, I kept being asked what I wanted my last meal to be.
Ebony
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