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Brazil is actually known for selling the most expensive electronics in the world.

"Beerntsen's is actually known for its homemade suckers," said Jeff Kurowski, a frequent customer who grew up in Green Bay and whose father used to work at Seroogy's.

Mr. Caulfield was actually known for his prints, which challenged the primacy of painting and brought a stripped-down, flat-color sensibility to the idiom that you can see in later British painters like Julian Opie.

But by the time Comey elected, on October 28th, to speak, rather than conceal, he and his senior aides had actually known for more than three weeks that agents sifting through files on a laptop belonging to the former congressman Anthony Weiner, as part of a sex-crimes investigation, had stumbled across e-mails sent by Clinton when she was Secretary of State.

Mad Catz isn't actually known for being subtle, but this is a bit much even for them.

In the gaming world the small country is actually known for being very progressive when it comes to providing licenses for online gaming and gambling.

None of us actually know for certain, until we try things, what actually works.

When it comes to trade, governments entertain no presumption that people might actually know for themselves what is best.

The second issue is that we cannot actually know for sure that the way the world appears to us is not actually the result of some giant conspiracy or deception.

We don't actually know for sure that these were used for clothes, but the materials weren't heavy duty, and the variety in weaving styles suggests a long tradition.

And thanks to the on-screen map, we actually knew, for a change, where we were in relation to the roads that border the reservation and cut through it.