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The best candidates are those creatures which may actually have gone extinct, but might be surviving in tiny numbers.

They blame their woes particularly on immigration, though their once secure jobs may actually have gone to China, or to robots in an Amazon warehouse.

In reality, children who start the year at P.S. 8 with decent or good scores in math and English actually have gone backward, said James S. Liebman, the chief accountability officer for the city's Department of Education.

When the Saudis were confronted by press reports that some of the substantial funds that the monarchy routinely gives to Islamic charities may actually have gone to Al Qaeda and other terrorist networks, they denied any knowledge of such transfers.

But as the hotel industry gains better economic traction, "the transition to high-def is really back in gear," said Mr. White, who added: "For those hotel rooms that actually have gone to the flat screens and hi-def, we're seeing 40 percent more revenue.

If each had only enough fuel to complete the run, that means Alonso could actually have gone faster than the McLaren to the tune of more than 0.2secs, which would give him comfortably the fastest time of the week.

Critics say turnout actually has gone down in many places because parties and political supporters like union leaders have little motivation to turn out the vote.

Abdullah actually had gone to his knees to pray — an act exempted from celebration penalties.

The best part about going out is almost always the bit before you actually go out and the bit after you get back from actually having gone out.

There was a man with a suicide vest in a bunker and there would have been something shocking and profound about the vest actually having gone off.

So, actually, having gone a little bit in that direction, I began to think it's more interesting to really stick to the historical point of view.