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The phrase "actually one day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific day in the past or future, often to emphasize a point or clarify a situation.
Example: "I thought I would never see him again, but actually one day, he showed up at my door."
Alternatives: "in fact one day" or "truthfully one day".
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Calculated buffoonery and Bullingdon japes aside, this man might actually one day hold the key to 10 Downing Street.
Indeed, he sees no reason why TIOTI could actually one day play the shows themselves via the site.
Lunatics who, you never know, might actually one day go through with a threat to murder someone simply because their target believes in fairness for women in what remains a male-dominated industry.
Walmart is far from alone in being paranoid about the possibility that workers might actually one day organise themselves.
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He smiled, and told us it actually happened one day in Gaziantep when he'd been working on men's work boots and along came a woman with "heels like he'd never seen".
The gallery actually opened one day after Lehman Brothers announced bankruptcy.
Tyson did mention one piece of sci-fi technology we may actually see one day.
It's that time of year again folks (it's actually even one day early!), so gather 'round for two spine-chilling tales of horror to rattle your bones and shiver your timbers!
"On one day, when actually they didn't have anything else on, they did come to my house and do three hours-worth of painting, for which me and my husband made a donation to the community group".
For the 4.6 million customers there is nothing actually new on day one, except a new logo above the door.
I actually felt bad one day because I'd hit him so hard".
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