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The phrase "any document whatsoever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that no restrictions apply to the types of documents being referred to.
Example: "The committee is open to reviewing any document whatsoever that may support your case."
Alternatives: "any document at all" or "any kind of document".
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He lowered his voice to a whisper and said he had assured Steinmetz that Touré would "never betray" him, and would "never give away any documents whatsoever".
"Not once in my life have I seen an employee from the Swiss prosecutor's office, and I haven't received any documents whatsoever from this agency".
"It amazes me that we've had no documents whatsoever," Britain's 11-times Paralympic champion Baroness Grey-Thompson, told UCI counsel Ian Mill.
[Greek] Any documents?
Attach any documents in support.
"In none of these documents", wrote Pauline Maier, "is there any evidence whatsoever that the Declaration of Independence lived in men's minds as a classic statement of American political principles".
Geraniaceae and Plantago are, to our knowledge, the only two cases of such dramatic variation in synonymous substitution rates – both in magnitude and rollercoaster-like behavior – documented in any group of plant mitochondrial genomes, or, for that matter, in any genome/group whatsoever.
How, after all, does it make any sense whatsoever to protest undocumented immigrants by shutting down the process for legal immigrants to get documents?
Any comedy whatsoever?
Or any Murdochs whatsoever.
"Nothing of any interest whatsoever".
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