• There is a fierce rivalry here over who exactly dropped the first burrito into a vat of hot oil and thus invented the chimichanga.

• It's not clear from your post what exactly you were asked at any point in this process.

• They do exactly that to others too, only in a more subtle, more veiled way.

• In all that snow, however, scientists believe the chance that any two flakes are exactly alike is virtually zero.

• And such knowledge might help solve the long-disputed question of exactly why dogs were the first animal to be domesticated.

• It's hard to pin down exactly when chocolate was born, but it's clear that it was cherished from the start.

• On the other hand, beans and wienies aren't exactly a cheery prospect, either.

• Exactly why the feds wanted the robotic aircraft dismantled has never been fully explained.

• The magical sunset light was exactly what we'd aimed for.

• Not exactly a rosy picture, especially if you're on the outside looking in.

• But conventional investing is not exactly safe either.

• No one knows exactly how the ponies got to the island.

• No one was sure exactly how the scenario would play out, though.

• Exactly how a hairworm parasitizes a cricket is unknown.

• Once upon a time, there was a house that was not exactly welcoming.

• The math describing both situations is exactly equivalent.

• It is interesting how two people can read exactly the same piece and come away with completely different impressions.

• And figuring out exactly who was coming back and how fast became the source of many an argument.

• But scientists still can't explain what causes it, or even exactly what it is.

• Exactly how and when speech evolved in our ancestors has proved difficult to explain, however.

• But exactly when the caldera will erupt is difficult to predict.

• Twenty years ago, that ratio was exactly reversed, he says.

• The audible feedback lets you know exactly when you have hit the letter.

• Harvard professor says smokers know exactly what they're doing.

• Exactly when cereal grains first became part of the human diet is uncertain.

• No two parts of this desert ecoregion are exactly alike.

• No two signatures--even ones penned by the same person-are exactly the same.

• And the whole point of science is exactly that: knowing how you know something so you're sure of what you know.

• Since they are hand-made, no two look exactly alike--another reason they appear so natural.

• There isn't exactly data to resolve that question, so you'll still have to draw your own conclusions.

• We don't know exactly how that's going to come out yet.

• It is therefore awkward that finance ministers seem to disagree about exactly what they meant.

• The trick is knowing exactly how materials alter light that enters them.

• But exactly how much carbon these sinks bind¿and so the true threat of global warming¿is difficult to determine.

• Unlikely as it seems, the hotel's name suggests exactly what it is: a hotel made of ice.

• Also, you can play around with all sorts of ratios and roasts to make exactly the kind of beer you like.

• Jumping out of an airplane wasn't exactly a precision mission.

• Of course, it was never clear exactly what it was that would be seen, and when the seeing would take place.

• Over the centuries scientists have refined their understanding of exactly what makes up the universe.

• But their state collapsed, and no one is exactly sure why.

• The good news is that the potential for electromagnetism is exactly quadratic and so can be solved exactly.

• In case you haven't noticed, obesity isn't exactly in these days.

• In hindsight, that isn't exactly a bad thing, for solitude is one of the valley's blessings.

• Once you've decided on the screen tech, the next thing to consider is where exactly you'll be sitting.

• The social networking service hasn't exactly been free from criticism over the choices it has made with regard to user privacy.

• But they are now spending more time working out exactly how they will make money from it.

• The radiation's temperature appeared exactly the same throughout the sky.

• Yet exactly how the creatures, which lack specialized eyes, detect such changes has eluded explanation.

• But who used them and to design exactly what kind of masks remains unknown.

• When applying any herbicide, read the label carefully and follow the directions exactly.

• They discovered that this growth is stifled in exactly the way that dark-energy theory predicts.

• Seismologists have no way of knowing exactly when or where the next one will hit.

• Practice makes perfect when it comes to remembering things, but exactly how that works has long been a mystery.

• But it hasn't exactly inspired a bunch of innovation rallies and bake sales.

• Or you might know exactly what you want but you're not finding a source for the seed.

• There are more sorts of protein in the brain than in any other bodily organ, though nobody knows exactly how many.

• Though few ligers exist, they may not exactly be endangered, since they are not thought to exist in the wild.

• Anyone can do a certain experiment and get exactly the same result.

• It weighs four tons, exactly as much as the air in the room weighs.

• Follow label directions exactly and don't use more than the recommended amount.

• Exactly how some animals are able to perform true navigation is not known.

• Both ideas are ridiculous and for exactly the same reason.

• Once you have purchased a pesticide, mix it exactly as the instructions direct.

• Now zoologists are trying to find out what made the fruit bats leave and exactly where they've gone.

• Always let family or friends know exactly where you will be hiking.

• No sooner had the last person shivered back aboard than three humpback whales surfaced exactly where the jumpers had been landing.

• He will be talking about exactly what your blog addresses.

• Looking for colors that exactly match favorite objects.

• When you're shopping for duvet covers, consider making your own to create exactly the look you want.

• Exactly how far apart to plant depends on the growth habit of the roses and on your climate.

• Not as bad as skunk, but it didn't exactly compliment the turkey either.

• And, not knowing exactly what kind of mood you're in, fresh-baked cookies and fresh fruit.

• Plop the beans in well-salted boiling water for exactly two minutes.

• Trade restrictions are exactly the wrong response to a sluggish global economy.

• My only hesitation is that such explanations don't win over those who see the original examples as exactly parallel.

• But a few facts aren't exactly common knowledge, including.

• But exactly how this cell trafficking occurred was unknown.

• The option of a co-op instead of a government health plan is so ill defined that no one knows exactly what it would look like.

• Both, with shocking ruthlessness, depicted exactly what they saw.

• Admittedly, it has high rainfall and it is a tiny country, but that is exactly the trouble.

• Our bipedal gait is a wonder of balance but it remains unclear exactly how our brains manage to maintain.

• Of course, with the word iGolf plastered all over the thing, any half intelligent thief is going to know exactly where to look.

• They aren't exactly fellowships that were applied for, but they are funding from big recognizable organizations.

• But that was exactly what happened this week when a group of bosses met ministers to discuss.

• Commitment and tradeoff resolution seemed to be described in exactly the same way here.

• Wearable computing is here and it is not exactly what many technology enthusiasts may have had in mind.

• My initial reaction was that this was exactly the way it looks when they show you those implosions on.

• Summers wasn't exactly seen as a cheerleader for women in mathematics and science.

• But many groups are still anxious, and some oil and gas companies have been unhelpfully closed about exactly what.

• Find the two candy boxes that are exactly the same.

• Yet exactly how and why this practice came about has proved somewhat.

• But itwas common knowledge even back then, that some species of living monitor lizards do exactly the same thing.

• Exactly how many genes make up the human genome remains a mystery,.

• For the right school, the master's degree and experience that you already have may be exactly what they are looking for.

• Yet not all banks failed to do exactly what it said on the tin.

• The body was preserved exactly where the person was overcome by pyroclastic flows.

• But how exactly the wacky weed interferes with remembrance.

• Fitness apps for the iPhone aren't exactly thin on the ground.

• Yesterday, two students came to my office and told me exactly what the chatty students are saying.

• How exactly fluoxetine boosts neuron formation, called neurogenesis, is unclear.

• It's people working to make a living, and while it's obvious that it's not exactly pleasant, it's an amazing photo.

• It may well prove impossible to pinpoint exactly where it first emerged or became infectious to people.

• OK, it's not exactly easy to fly with a poster tube but many people have done it multiple times.

• Exactly what effect they have on people's behaviour.

• Guides are chosen because of their special ability to read the desert and determine exactly where they are.

• Yet it is almost certain that they did not know exactly what a virus was.

• Determining exactly what species of dinosaur the skin impressions represent is extremely difficult.

• Measuring exertion through power allows a rider to know exactly how hard he is working at any given time.

• It's not a straightforward conclusion, which is exactly the point.

• But exactly how the inner workings of the urban and rural minds cause this difference has remained obscure-until now.

• One neuroscientist is studying exactly how the mechanisms of the brain process memory.

• She happened to wake up while the tooth was being exchanged for money and saw exactly who was making the switch: her father.

• Moonves didn't elaborate on that statement, so it's not clear exactly what he meant.

• My discipline has not exactly done a bang-up job of promoting itself to the non-academic world.

• But now politicians are testing how far this commitment should take them-and even what exactly it means.

• He'd already decided to have them deboned and knew exactly how he wanted them stuffed and prepared-one inside the other.

• Exactly how the human brain works to record and remember an image is the subject of much debate and speculation.

• These are people who are, by nature, not exactly camera shy.

• And dead was exactly what my uncle did not want to.

• It is difficult to determine exactly how much outstanding commercial-property debt was used to finance hotels.

• Exactly how this integration happens is not yet understood--which naturally piques the curiosity of neuroscientists.

• We don't know exactly where it occurs, or how many there are.

• And that is exactly what's garnered the praise and the attention of the food press and public.

• But yeah, find out exactly how far you can push the grade inflation and go as far as possible.

• Captions will appear exactly as they are submitted with the photograph.

• But details of exactly where the lava originates and how it travels to the surface long remained a mystery.

• For exactly the reasons mentioned above, it is not possible to equate brain size with either intelligence or cognitive abilities.

• He grows mountains of potatoes every year and knows exactly how they need to be stored.

• Scientists are not sure exactly how clouded leopards act in the wild.

• Donaldson doesn't know exactly why the salt threshold remained unaffected in the short term.

• Set an end block or a half block in the mortar bed, centered between the chalk lines and exactly aligned with the end line.

• For instance, no one knows exactly what their average life span is in the wild.

• Yet it ultimately left the decision on exactly when and where to use antibiotics up to individual farmers.

• We're still really puzzled about exactly what is bothering this chicken.

• The archaeologists won't say exactly where the book was found until.

• Disproving an unexplained phenomenon with a theory is not exactly good science.

• Experts don't know exactly when the newly discovered structure ceased to function as a pagan temple.

• No, this is exactly the idea of significance testing.

• Sharon, you're exactly right about the ornamental value of eggplants in containers.

• Now, researchers are determining exactly how high mercury levels need to be before reproduction decreases or stops altogether.

• Because they are all coming from the same row of seats in the mezzanine, all the light has exactly the same color.

• But exactly what role it plays in recognizing facial expressions has remained a mystery.

• Understanding exactly how the brain encodes and stores memories is one of the central, unsolved mysteries in neuroscience.

• But don't be fooled by the old rumor that on the vernal equinox the length of day is exactly equal to the length of night.

• Wildlife biologists don't know exactly what has been responsible for the continued spotted owl declines.

• It's not exactly hunting grizzlies, but it presents its own challenges.

• Let's face it guys, you're not exactly a conduit of emotion.

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