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The phrase "actually be excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or reality of something being left out or not included in a particular context.
Example: "In this case, certain items may actually be excluded from the final report due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "truly be omitted" or "indeed be left out".
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But the form is utterly bewildering, and the law itself is full of nitpicking rules about how much of the forgiven debt can actually be excluded.
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Many parents of ADHD children say they are being threatened with exclusion or have actually been excluded.
Moreover, as none of the clinical trials carried out so far included unconditioned serum as a placebo, it can actually not be excluded that injection of serum without prior conditioning per se has a beneficial effect on proteoglycan metabolism in vivo.
However, they are also getting paid, a larger amount, by Uber to actually complete the rides, and can be excluded from paying Uber if they don't accept enough fares.
Of course, a possibility of H+ combining with an electron to simultaneously transfer should not be excluded; this is actually a HAT pathway.
In the same time, the possibility of the so-called bacterial-origin gene as actually integrated phage gene could not be excluded.
As androdioecious populations can have low proportion of males it can not be excluded that those population are actually androdioecious.
WorldCom probably wouldn't be excluded on financial grounds until it actually declares bankruptcy.
In this procedure the variable to be excluded was again selected based on AIC and it was actually excluded based on an F-test.
Armstrong actually stated that "a holistic perspective that acknowledges the integrated relationships of many stakeholders" requires that PETA be excluded.
"Nothing can be excluded.
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