The term "re-generation" is becoming exactly that: one generation of residents being forced out of an area in favour of a completely new, richer one. .
NYPD's spying programme does exactly that," says one of the plaintiffs, Farhaj Hassan.
In fact, the word "surrealism" was coming into existence at exactly that moment, one of the many ways in which artists and writers were trying to invent what Guillaume Apollinaire, the inventor of the word, called a "New Spirit".
In his engaging 1995 autobiography, "In a Door, Into a Fight, Out a Door, Into a Chase," the Republic director William Witney describes exactly that happening to one of his colleagues, Alan James, when he tried to slip a much tamer gag into "S.O.S. Coast Guard" (1937).
What is it exactly that makes you one of the select few; one of those who can look back at high school without a grimace?
We now consider the particular cases that exactly one of the boundary conditions at 0 depends on λ, whereas both boundary conditions at a depend on λ.
In the 'adaptation' phase of the experiment, we presented a steady adapting bar pattern (bar intensity = 0.2 R*/rod/s) that overlapped exactly with one of the probe patterns ('adapted' location) and had no overlap with the other probe pattern ('unadapted' location).
He was told exactly that by one of Bollinger's predecessors at New South Wales.
It can be that cold, exactly the kind of emotionless transaction that one of the characters, Mark, is exploring in the play.
It is exactly because of this uncommon ease that one of the funniest bits in the film takes place, when Sayre first meets Teta Fatima.
