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But there's another way to look at the data, which is that Mr. Romney is actually exactly where he wants to be.

The £50bn infrastructure budget for 2015-16 thet the chancellor made much of is actually exactly the same as the budget for 2014-15: "it's steady", a Treasury official conceded.

Although he claims to be an "entirely different player" from Ruud van Nistelrooy — whom he will replace while the latter recovers from a severe injury — Huntelaar is actually exactly him.

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A classical demonstration of how the luminance profile of the border affects the perceived brightness is the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet illusion, where a slowly changing luminance gradient is able to produce a percept of a uniform bright surface even when the luminance in the center of the stimulus is actually exactly the same as outside of the stimulus.

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That was actually exactly the type of move Everton had been attempting to play, involving their right-back on the overlap.

It's actually exactly the opposite of what I would like to get across.

How often have we faced a situation that seemed like a disaster -- that made us cry out, "Why is this happening to me?" -- only to find later that this "disaster" was actually exactly what we needed at that moment to protect us, guide us and perhaps push us towards a higher goal that we would not have moved towards otherwise.

To have 80% probability that this equivalence will occur when the two infusion therapies are actually exactly equivalent requires 70 patients per arm, assuming a standard deviation of 2 points within each arm (obtained from pilot work).

However, whereas the minister said he was keen to avoid the state adopting a "top-down" and "prescriptive approach", the state is actually doing exactly that, along with the support of capitalist bodies, like the Orwellian-sounding Creative Industries Federation.