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The second debate covers the tricky matter of who exactly invented CRISPR and thus should be awarded the patents.

Ellery J. Chun, who might not have exactly invented the Hawaiian shirt but who surely gave it a powerful push toward prominence, died in Honolulu on May 16.

The thin, white form factor wasn't exactly invented yesterday, but the Wii is the most recent and salient example of it.

As a politician and tech-guru, Gore may not have exactly "invented" the Internet, and he certainly did not invent Climate Change (like some of his more senile and obnoxious critics continue to joke about) but he certainly has stayed on top of current e-book/applications-based trends.

And installation art, which gets a lot of focus, wasn't exactly just invented when the calendar turned 2001.

And [Theo] Lucius didn't exactly invent the [wheel].

If it didn't exactly invent the sport of mountaineering, the English elite certainly popularised it.

"Dickens didn't exactly invent Christmas, but he was instrumental in shaping Christmas as we celebrate it today," museum director Florian Schweizer, 35, said.

If the family known as Carracci -- Annibale (1560-1609), his brother Agostino (1557-1602) and their cousin Ludovico (1555-1619) -- didn't exactly invent the dynamic art known as Baroque, they gave their all to it.

If the familyn known as Carracci -- Annibale (1560-1609), his brother Agostino (1557-1602) and their cousin Ludovico (1555-1619) -- didn't exactly invent the dynamic art known as Baroque, they gave their all to it.

(For the record, Napoleon did not exactly invent canning, but he helped popularize it by offering a reward for anyone who could come up with a way to prevent the spoiling of military food supplies).