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actual

[ak-choo-uhl] / ˈæk tʃu əl /




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Proton’s customer support prioritizes self-service, which may not satisfy users who want immediate, hands-on assistance from actual humans.

From Salon

And because of that, the number of simulator rounds are not anywhere near the number of actual on-course rounds.

From BBC

The weather for any outdoor event is often a concern, and early forecasts had shown rain expected for many of the days surrounding the actual comeback event.

From Salon

“I realize neither of you have served as attorneys with actual clients for a very long time,” he wrote, accusing them of “attacking an attorney and punishing his clients” for appealing their decision.

From The Wall Street Journal

Option B—no transparency required, but strict liability for any documented discrimination, with penalties calibrated to actual social cost.

From The Wall Street Journal