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It's also worth noting that while it may be the case that the Cameron government's austerity measures gave the signal that the government no longer cared and thus set alienated youth on an anomic looting spree, the cuts themselves hadn't actually set in yet.

That's because when you start using it before the effects of aging actually set in can cause muscles and skin to atrophy so you might find you're speeding up the sagging.

It is actually set in Chicago.

The looped video that went viral was actually set in reverse (see Merkel's backwards step).

But it's actually set in Tivoli, New York, not far from Manhattan.

Television bosses aren't willing to risk ratings by commissioning edgier material, scripts that are actually set in the contemporary world.

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This is the kind of stipulation set by people who sit in Washington and have never actually set foot in an African village.

Another female critic emerged from the Cannes press screening wondering whether Kechiche had ever actually set foot in a lesbian club (he has: he filmed in one).

Optimal laser pulses in the femtosecond region are designed for a state selective excitation of infrared overtone vibrations in acetylene, for which an experiment is actually set up in our institute.

The team's history was rewritten in 2012 when archive research confirmed it was actually set up in 1864 and not 1873 as had been thought for decades.