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Peanuts, which are actually legumes, have a similar nutritional profile.

As Julia Child wrote in 1961: "One frequently runs into chicken recipes labeled sautés which are actually fricassees, and others labeled fricassees which are actually stews.

Of course, we lap up baked beans (which are actually stewed).

The so-called public schools, which are actually private, are often categorized as independent schools.

"It's to dispel the notion of specialty teas, which are actually not really expensive.

The most guesses (41%) went to prisons, which are actually the smallest category of the four.

It has given them a chance to get their messages, which are actually pretty similar, across.

These oligopolies, which are actually sanctioned by the S.E.C., didn't merely do their jobs badly.

Fernandez also gave the team a package of "power pellets," which are actually Skittles.

So the Johns Hopkins researchers turned to news reports, which are actually a very reliable guide to such fatalities.

Exceptional and extraordinary, which are actually antonyms of normal, are what many schools expect from a typical student.