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The phrase "actually if not" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to express a contrast or clarification, but it lacks clarity and coherence in its current form.
Example: "I thought he would come to the party, but actually if not, I will go alone."
Alternatives: "in fact, if not" or "actually, if that's not the case".
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Actually, if not quite at a Steelers-Packers level, science awards are becoming a bigger deal.
Actually, if not entirely successful, and sometimes weird, Mr. Audi's staging was intriguing and full of resonant imagery.
In addition to his own reckless spending, mainly on Abbotsford, came some unlucky some would say foolish investment, mostly on rackety schemes that, with a banking collapse and the pricking of a speculative share bubble, were to leave Scott actually, if not legally, bust.
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Christmas is watched on television at least as much as it actually lived, if not more.
What, I ask him, are his actors actually doing, if not acting?
And may I ask Mr. Ratliff what he thinks jazz actually is, if not those few precious exploding moments?
Cloud actually reduces, if not eliminates, the need for a company to own expensive hardware.
They often think they are evolving and influencing when they are actually stagnant, if not weakening.
Actually, most if not all genomic DNA is TE-derived, would would return us to evolutionary transitions following the RNA and RNP-worlds [ 5, 6].
We posit that Alteromonas populations and actually most, if not all, prokaryotes live in complex consortia of multiple clones that have different gene complements, increasing the activities and environmental ranges in which the population can be successful [ 61, 62].
McCartney, unhappy about the intrusion, said politely, "I'd rather not, actually, if you don't mind.
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