Word: actually
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...laboriously engaged in figuring out the wealth of new King Edward as a matter of national and imperial interest are several British journalist-economists. In a preliminary way they were about ready last week to agree that, after all deductions of whatever kind, the actual fortune of His Majesty is piling up ceaselessly at the rate of some $2,000 per day. This is capital increase, not mere income...
...Terrific Loss." It was thus not surprising that Pennsylvania's President Martin Withington Clement called the I.C.C. decision a "terrible disappointment," said it would mean a "terrific loss." True, the Pennsylvania did not actually get 3.6? a mile from each customer, as the 3.6? rate represented a standard from which large reductions were commonly made. Actual 1935 revenue per passenger per mile was 2.69?.* But this might drop to 1.7? a mile under the new dispensation...
...petition asking a special breakfast rate shows beyond a doubt that many who board outside prefer to live in the houses. Though such men as a rule comprise the wealthiest group in the college, to offer them a breakfast rate based on actual food costs cannot be regarded as an unfair privilege for the rich, particularly when the advantages of having them in the houses are considered. Furthermore the college does not stand to lose, as lunch and dinner would be served at the regular charges...
Under Accounting, the actual phases of insurance will be discussed. Publishing and Advertising will also be treated in separate articles. Tranportation with a separate discussion of commercial air transport and a general article on the public service will close this present series...
...Inspiration," he asserted, "Is not a method of creating a character, situation or place which is entirely hypothetical; it is rather an imaginative seizure in which the mind of the poet extends, arranges, or blends the information which he has obtained from his actual contact with the world. It is by these extensions and adaptations of his material to fit his own personality-his interpretation of life-that the quality of a man's work is judged...