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But in-laws and friends are not, with rare exceptions, people you will actually have to live with.

If it's sunny, it will be full of screaming children; if it's raining, you will actually have the worst time ever.

"If you do it correctly, you will actually have a more robust network," says Muriel Médard, a professor who leads the Network Coding and Reliable Communications Group at MIT. 5. Why is Huawei's 5G causing so much concern?

We also don't know whether simply having a standard form in your medical records means that you will actually have your wishes respected — that you'll be put on a ventilator if you said you'd want that, but not if you said you didn't.

And if your spring break is coming up, maybe you will actually have a little time to read.

If the aim of such an edition was to arouse intellectual curiosity, it is reached, and what you will find will not disappoint you: Pieces will find place, and you will actually have a taste of The Joy of Science.

OK, most likely you'll actually have a choice between one or the other.

To get one of those, you'll actually have to go hug a puppy.

If you reject the subsidy, you'll actually have $230 to spend two years from now, and $20 every month you keep the phone beyond that.

But suppose you're just out there in the world, and you're not affiliated with any insurance plan, then you'll actually have to pay a penalty of something like $700 year if you don't.

In fact, tax the rich and you'll actually have less money than before, because the rich will simply move their money, and they'll stop creating catering and florist jobs, and all the jewelled-egg factories will close, and millions if not billions will be thrown out of work — I mean literally, physically thrown.