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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was actually hand written by John Humphrey, a Canadian.

Even the land supposed to be returned was actually handed down for generations because the grantees' sons usually became officials.

Much of the food delivered by the World Food Programme, a UN body, in Albania last year was actually handed out by NGOs working in the refugee camps.

With only a high school education, he was thrilled to discover that he could earn good money — he said he was actually handed cash in an envelope for part of his weekly salary — without much effort.

The bubbles are actually hand blown glass, Garcia tells The Creators Project.

Just over a year ago, people were actually handed free glowsticks on their way into Klaxons gigs.

"It's nice to see something that's actually hand-done," said Lexi Sacchi, Frock's buyer and manager.

As required by campaign finance law, Trump revealed his net worth before a crowd holding what looked like homemade Trump for president banners which were actually handed out by Trump campaign staff.

Now, recognize that's an understatement of the true lag between when people informally recognize need and when food is actually handed to intended recipients, because we're just talking about the bureaucratic call forward as it's known and the port delivery dates.

His 2004 Whitney Biennial contribution showcased an animal with a fawnlike body, ears of a rabbit and a nose of a dog, frozen in a dramatic stance over what appears to be a woven rug (but is actually hand-painted fiberglass).

Of the key public investment schemes announced last autumn, work has not yet begun on a single one of the half dozen major road schemes published by George Osborne, and £1bn of regional growth fund money has been "allocated" but is now being studied by lawyers before it is actually handed out to help businesses in more deprived areas.