He doesn't do anything wrong, exactly — his Givens is believably smart and courageous, and he has a nice touch with the sometimes oblique laugh lines.
It is difficult to do anything that exactly replicates this in the UK: there are regulatory problems (health and safety issues in domestic-style environments, for example); making the finances stack up is hard here; and there are cultural differences around the values UK and Dutch cultures place on privacy as opposed to mutuality.
I was angry that they kept putting me in remedial classes, but I didn't exactly do anything to get out of them.
The truth is, you can't exactly do anything with the music you buy.
"I thought: 'I would do anything!'" I ask what exactly she did to prove her commitment, fully expecting to hear how she put her neck on the line and risked her career and reputation.
If you inherit a retirement account, don't do anything until you know exactly what rules apply.
"Unless you do it for money or as a sort of product, to do anything you don't absolutely, exactly want to do is just really stupid," Mr. Malkovich said, adding that time conflicts, financing difficulties and other obstacles had kept him from directing a half-dozen times over the last decade.
Or, you can try to convince Americans that they'll actually receive a lot of direct benefits from the proposal, in the hopes that once Americans see the actual effects of the bill they won't find them so painful, or won't blame you, or it will be too late to do anything about it.It's not exactly admirable behaviour, but it is understandable.
And if a hack comedian is a guy who will do anything for a laugh — well, what, exactly, is wrong with that?
A few years back, when male colleagues welcomed her into the company with an offhanded yet well-meaning "Let me know if I can do anything for you," my client knew exactly how to respond: Introduce me to the top 10 people in the firm.
