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While the West has gone mad for Korea's K-Beauty, deploying snail serum face masks at sleepovers and on #selfcaresundays, J-Beauty isn't exactly a global phenomenon.

After the incident, The Telegraph's chief political correspondent Colin Freeman wrote: "compared the BBC's John Simpson or CNN's Christiane Amanpour, Adeola Fayehun from Nigeria is not exactly a global name in the world of television reporting.

I pointed out that studies have shown that women-owned businesses become profitable faster and generate more revenue, and that the US economy isn't exactly a global role model these days.

A new map on Digital Spy illustrates exactly what a global success the album has become, with it currently sitting at #1 on the iTunes charts of 110 countries.

Still no serious competition for Marvel's superhero partypack Avengers: Age of Ultron, with Tomorrowland flopping (see below) and Mad Max: Fury Road – perhaps because of its adult rating – not comporting itself exactly like a global blockbuster.

The priority for the next big UN climate change meeting in Cancún, Mexico, is to set out exactly what a global climate deal would mean in practice, according to the man who was until July the head of the UN's climate body, the UNFCCC.

That's exactly what a global threat is.

The United States may still boast the largest economy on Earth, but it's not exactly behaving like a global juggernaut of wealth and prosperity.

Hartwig predicts a continued spike in sales for businesses in smaller cities throughout the country, especially after the attacks in San Bernardino and Colorado Springs—neither of which exactly qualifies as a global metropolis.

Steve Jobs? "Not exactly a figure of global change.

"This would not be in the interests of London, which thrives exactly because it is a global city," a spokesman added.