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The phrase "is actually still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is still true or ongoing, even though it may seem surprising or unexpected. Here is an example: "The movie may have been released decades ago, but its message is actually still relevant today."
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Murray is actually still involved in this tournament.
The electric chair is actually still used in Virginia.
Well, there is actually still another game to go.
The technology for real-time audiovisual interaction is actually still primitive over conventional connections.
But it requires an effort of memory to recall that he is actually still the justice secretary.
This is actually still unreleased, but if it ever sees the light of day it deserves to be massive.
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That Ilan was actually still alive.
They're actually still turning the corner, I hear.
Some pieces are actually still in the works.
"I'm actually still surprised at myself," he said.
"I'm actually still living at the park".
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