>>>>>Typo: "Eigteen" hours ;-)
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>>>>Thanks, I have adjusted it.
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>>>Another thing to think about - when composing new messsages, in the "Chatter" forum there is a "News (Actuality, TV, Radio, etc.)" option. The word "Actuality" is not an English word,
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>>Actuality is an English word, actually :-}
>>But probably not in the context Michel is using. Actually I don't know how actuality differs from reality (which, I think, is what it means in French)
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>>> although I believe something very similar is the French word for "News".
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>Actualité has different meanings. I think the first one was intended ( http://fr.thefreedictionary.com/actualit%c3%a9 ) which is actually 'news'

True. But I'm still not sure why we need 'actuality' and 'reality' in English.