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| '''The Truth''' may mean: | '''The Truth''' may mean: | ||
| *A statement that is known to be in accord with the actual state of affairs because there is evidence or |
*A statement that is known to be in accord with the actual state of affairs because there is historical evidence or experience. | ||
| *Supreme ], holding the ultimate meaning and value of ]. | *Supreme ], holding the ultimate meaning and value of ]. | ||
| *], a Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett. | *], a Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett. | ||
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The Truth may mean:
- A statement that is known to be in accord with the actual state of affairs because there is historical evidence or experience.
- Supreme reality, holding the ultimate meaning and value of existence.
- The Truth (novel), a Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett.
- The Truth is the final episode of the X-Files.
- The Truth (newspaper), a Melbourne tabloid newspaper.
- The Truth (album), 1998 album by File:Princesymbol.png, previously and subsequently known as Prince. It was included with the Crystal Ball 3-CD set.
- The Truth (character), from the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
- The Truth (movie) (Istina), a documentary film made of footage filmed during the Yugoslav wars, and showing numerous war crimes committed against Serbs.
- Two by Two, a Christian denomination also known as The Truth or The Way.
- The Truth, a disputed "meta-setting" of the roleplaying game SLA Industries.
- "The Truth", a song from Gregg Alexander's album Intoxifornication.
- Ron Killings, a professional wrestler.
See also
Topics referred to by the same term
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