1.   The long incubation period means that no Third World country has yet faced the full truth of what is to come.

2.   And that even when experts want to tell the full truth, lawyers limit what they can say by the questions they ask.

3.   But for such a book to work, Clinton would have to tell the full truth, something that has proved a challenge in the past.

4.   But the full truth was more complicated, tied up with a recurring vision of me, helpless in those black nylon socks.

5.   Eventually the full truth will emerge about the extent to which the voices of voters in Florida went unheard.

6.   Most of his longtime advisers and close friends are urging him, directly or indirectly, to tell the full truth to the grand jury and the public.

7.   No leader speaks the full truth, not even the great dissident for democracy, President Vaclav Havel of the Czech Republic.

8.   Several trustees wrote that they never thought they were getting the full truth.

9.   She went to her grave never knowing the full truth.

10.   The Catalan Convergence and Union party, on whose support in Parliament the Socialists rely to stay in power, have also pressed the government for the full truth.