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"the whole truth" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the entirety of the truth, especially when there may be some doubt as to how much of the truth is actually being shared. For example: "I want you to tell me the whole truth about what happened that night."
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"The whole truth".
Nobody tells the whole truth".
They deserve the whole truth.
Not the whole truth.
That's the whole truth".
but not the whole truth.
Please tell her the whole truth.
But it is not the whole truth.
Well, yes, the whole truth is complicated.
"Photos aren't the whole truth.
But it's not the whole truth.
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