Word: actually
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...ship, 10% smaller than the real one, and a 17 million-gal. tank in which to sink it. The film was shot at a 40-acre complex Fox set up in Rosarito, Mexico. And Cameron got the studio to pay for repeated dives to the site of the actual wreck, where he deployed cameras specifically designed for his exploration...
...unfortunate that the actual practice of medicine within the clinic lasted only two days; though it was brilliant while it lasted, two days is hardly enough time to expose a large audience to the work...
...every year we dramatically understate the yearly deficit by offsetting the real deficit with money borrowed from some 150 federal trust funds (such as the Social Security Trust Fund). The total of the published annual deficits for the last 10 years is approximately $ 1 trillion, but the actual federal debt has increased over $4 trillion. In other words, the yearly deficit is not the real amount we add to the debt for that year--it is considerably understated. My generation has been lying...
...authors have given investment professionals a practical tool to utilize in actual investment strategies and practices," according to the news release...
...history as a backdrop for a stock set of characters and a moral/political message. The primary interest is in the dramatic action and the message; the historical setting is merely a convenient agency. The historical figures are imbued with a symbolism and meaning that goes far beyond their actual personages and deeds. Instead, it reflects far more on the artist's own personality. The ultimate difference is whether the history is itself an integral part of the artistic message, such as in Glory or JFK, or if it is simply the vehicle of dramatic convenience, as it is for Shakespeare...