41.   But since water knows no political boundaries, it can hardly be the whole truth.

42.   But, that done, the new thirst for the whole truth largely vanished too.

43.   Can either Clinton or Gates expect the whole truth from the people who work for them?

44.   Clearly, it would appear that the committee was less interested in the whole truth of this matter than they should have been.

45.   Check out those tense pauses as he scrupulously searches his memory for truth, the whole truth and nothing but.

46.   Even President Clinton concedes that he did not tell the whole truth about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky.

47.   Eyes cannot be trusted for the whole truth.

48.   Few would argue for the whole truth and nothing but the truth in all circumstances.

49.   For the sake of the Olympics, I found myself praying she was telling the whole truth.

50.   Future researchers will never gain access to the whole truth.