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This month, the Newseum celebrated its first birthday on Pennsylvania Avenue, though it was actually founded in 1997, in Rosslyn, Virginia.

We initially referred to Paddy Power as the founder of the betting firm that shares his name, the firm itself was actually founded by his father.

At the Jackson Laboratory in the USA, which was actually founded by C. C. Little, NOD mice cost around 40 dollars per mouse and can be delivered in a few days.

But the orchestra as we know it today was actually founded in 1870, so depending on how you look at it, it is either one of the world's oldest orchestras or nearly 30 years younger than the New York Philharmonic.

It turns out that that Femen, the Ukrainian feminist group known for semi-naked media stunts, slogan "Our mission is protest, our weapons are bare breasts" was actually founded by a man, Victor Svyatski.

Lean was actually founded by former Labor party president and now New South Wales Labor senator Jenny McAllister and the former NSW Labor premier Kristina Keneally to promote climate and environmental policy within the ALP.

FS favourite People Tree (which was actually founded in Japan) is donating 10% of all sales to the Red Cross, as well as supporting Second Harvest, a food bank helping in Japan.

And a parting thought: if such a potent moment is actually founded on thin air, can we be forgiven for wondering about the whole film?

Redrobe is quick to point out that in the past keeping pet primates was far more socially acceptable and that places such as Twycross were actually founded by people who liked to keep pet monkeys themselves, but she says times have moved on.

The science of storytelling is actually founded on an understanding of how brain chemistry can be used -- for both good and evil -- to change human behavior.

Well, when we look back on history, the progress of Western civilization and human rights is actually founded on the violation of law.