The phrase "actual met" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The actual met of the project was different from what we expected."
Alternatives: "actual meeting" or "real encounter".
"You don't know where you are because there's no one to compete with at actual meets".
Its 'Groups' function is used for many things; groups are typically set up between friends and work colleagues for sending info, news, jokes, memes (sometimes the joke is literally a piece of 'fake news' such as a photoshopped photo that looks legit in preview but when clicked on reveals a lurking meme) and of course for organizing actual meet ups.
When the proverbial shit hit the fan and his campaign appeared to be detonating after just one week, Gingrich, after telling Van Susteren he "made a mistake" in attacking Ryan's plan, then arrogantly declared "on the record" that any ad that an opponent might use against him which includes his actual "Meet the Press" comments will therefore be a lie.
On a global scale, there are increasing efforts to set up global guidelines or policies with regard to fresh water, however none of the international declarations and conference statements requires states to actual meet individual's water requirements [ 67].
This can be a bit of a daunting task, but if you start your own group, whether an internet bulletin board group or an actual meet and greet group, people will be coming to you instead of you looking for them.
We also looked at the planned and actual recruitment of patients into these trials within these time periods and examined whether the actual accrual met the targets.
In addition, a recent Canadian publication showed that the use of EVOTECH ECR to clean endoscopes in actual practice met or exceeded standards set for routine manual cleaning in at least 99%to100%0% of cleaning cycles [ 12].
SAP had somehow created a V.R. experience that was more boring than an actual business meeting.
Still, his disappointment would come out of something human and inescapable: the failure of the actual to meet the contours of the imaginary.
