Everything or all the elements of something.
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Everything involved in a situation — the complete set of things or people.
When you say the whole shebang, you mean everything without leaving anything out.
It is used informally when referring to an entire group, process, or collection of things.
"The Whole Nine Yards"
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Doing or giving absolutely everything possible, with maximum effort
"Lock, Stock, and Barrel"
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All parts of something taken together as a complete package
"The Whole Shebang"
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Everything involved in a situation, the complete total