From the beginning
Whole time and from the beginning are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whole time" instead an adverb phrase "From the beginning".
Whole time
From the beginning and whole time are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "From the beginning" instead an adverb phrase "Whole time".
Both terms in one sentence
- After she has all the characters together, she herself explained that she was manipulating everyone around the whole time, as she is the true host of the program and their true victim was Chad himself from the beginning.
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