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OPEC's announced plan to reduce output by 1.5 million barrels a day may actually result in a drop closer to a million barrels a day, because some members chronically exceed their official quotas.

But is the online game actually resulting in an increased body count?

But whether all the frenetic activity actually results in a worthier class each year is dubious.

I have to wonder of the calls made to 311, what percentage actually result in a homeless person going to a shelter or otherwise agreeing to some assistance?

Even if global warming squeezes it entirely out of its current summer and winter ranges, the melting of ice in Alaska and Canada may actually result in a larger new range.

Mr. Klain argued that Congress needed, however, to ensure that whatever trade-off was made actually resulted in a safer society.

But both sides said they believed the bill would actually result in a closer relationship between the White House and Congress on trade issues.

Thus, water chilling may actually result in a lower overall bacterial load, because many of the pathogens are discarded in the water.

He added that introducing lynx to Scotland may actually result in a "net benefit" for sheep farmers, as they were natural predators for foxes which often attacked lambs.

Of these, only 2,000-4,000 cases were egregious enough to qualify for the death penalty and, on average, 250 actually resulted in a death sentence.

The bigger test will be whether the money actually results in a new system, or whether it simply goes on lining the pockets of government officials.