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As I said at the beginning: the whole story hasn't happened yet.
2
Well, not entirely; sometimes scorelines fail to tell quite the whole story.
3
He said, however, that the revenue numbers don't tell the whole story.
4
I don't think anyone really knows the whole story on him yet.
5
I'm only exhuming it today so that you get 'the whole story'.
6
That answer is technically true, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
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My feeling is, however, that this does not tell the whole story.
8
It sounded innocent enough, though I doubt I got the whole story.
9
I want to know, look, this is central to the whole story.
10
There was the whole story of the fight of yesterday in print.
11
He had not heard her tell the whole story quite like that.
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No one in your world need know anything about this whole story.
13
Back in the salon of Maria Theresa she told the whole story.
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The whole story may be found in the newspapers of that day.
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He told her the whole story of that night in the mission.
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He thought that the whole story had been rehearsed; it sounded so.
