Word: actually
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...flock of pigeons took wing from the roof of the Texas School Book Depository when Lee Harvey Oswald fired his first shot; how an undertaker, before driving Kennedy's body to Love Field, asked a reporter whom he should ask about payment. Manchester saw the film of the actual assassination no fewer than 75 times...
...Rorimer last May, the Met, whose attendance soared under his eleven-year tenure to the largest in the U.S. (7,000,000 visitors a year), has lacked a leader. The names bandied about to replace Rorimer were a Who's Who of American and foreign museum directors. The actual name, when it leaked out a few days before this week's official announcement, was the most highly unexpected expected appointment imaginable...
...filled out honestly. Each reporting form sent out by the Comptroller's Office lists, under a column headed "committed effort," the percentage of the researcher's salary that the Government pays or that Harvard uses to meet its cost sharing requirements. In the next column, headed "actual effort," the researcher is more or less invited to put down the same figure. He knows, for example, that if he comes up with a smaller percentage, the University could be required, after some future audit, to pay back part of the grant...
...longer housing stays in its slump, the more explosive its comeback should be. The rapidly widening gap between production and demand is already helping to drive up rents in some cities, and there is worry in Washington that actual housing shortages may appear by mid-1967. When the pent-up market finally makes itself felt, the resulting housing rebound could well pump new steam into the whole U.S. economy...
Under the YD plan, the 15 interns would participate in the actual formulation of legislation in "face-to-face" conferences with the "liberal" Democrats...