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The team on Tuesday announced in a statement that the procedure would actually be performed "at a future time, probably in the off season".

"There is nothing new about the national-local plan except a guarantee that it will actually be performed," Bob Atkinson, the lead F.C.C. lawyer who negotiated the pact, said at the time.

Bonds are particularly important in this field because of the general practice of awarding commercial building contracts to the lowest bidder, who may promise more than can actually be performed.

But this evening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in connection with the exhibit "Art and the Empire City: New York, 1825-61," sofe oFryry's music, including a chunk of "Santa Claus," will actually be performed, by Thomas Crawford and the American Classical Orchestra of Norwalk, Conn.

This model which is inspired by cell assemblies gives some hints on how diagnostic problem-solving might actually be performed by the human brain.

As explained above, interventionists think that sometimes such counterfactuals are true even if the interventions in question cannot actually be performed.

It's not unheard of for choreographers to create a ballet with dancers other than those who will actually be performing.

"In 1991 I played at the 9 30 club for the first time," says Moby. "I was opening up for the Shamen, and even though I was the opening act going on as people were walking in to the club, I felt so amazed to actually be performing on stage at one of the most hallowed and legendary clubs in the United States".

Harvard Health says that cold temperatures may actually be performing a great public health service: They kill off disease-mongering insects and microorganisms.

It turns out that everything that happens here is actually being performed as a stage play.

"There is no evidence to support that an appropriate level of due diligence has actually been performed.