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String too long to view in GDB

Hi All
Sometimes when I debug my C++ code with GDB an I want to view the content of my string variables I use the command "p <name of variable>" .

When strings are very long and their displayed content is truncated.

Do you know a way to see the whole content of those?
Thanks
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