But no, it's an interpretation of what you wrote and in fact, it might be exactly right.
Like an open-air version of a minivan, the MP3 400 may not be what many people want, but it might be exactly what they need.
It might not exactly be a laugh riot, but you'd be hard pressed to find anything that's quite as life-affirming.
Although the memo says that "Being a Yahoo isn't just about your day-to-day job", a number are now wondering if it might be exactly that.
Also, as it is common in all of these sorts of databases, income is measured since the 1st January to 31st December of the year immediately before the survey, leading to some measurement error in this variable as well, as it might not exactly overlap with disability.
Even within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition, Kulanu Knesset Member Michael Oren -- Israel's former ambassador to the U.S. -- has criticized the bill, saying it might "play exactly into the hands of those elements that are trying to boycott us".
It might not exactly be affordable yet, but it's getting closer: A low-fare company called Bristol Spaceplanes is already working to provide space tourism at a cheaper rate for space tourists (be prepared to wait 15 years).
Following the EP's title, "Inertia 1" is carried by a sense of unpredictable, off-the-radar propulsion, definitely evoking a speculative, almost sci-fi idea of "opposite" inertia, in which a basic principle of physics as we know it might not exactly apply.
It means that technique produced that result - and it might be exactly right for a different painting!
Though the Test series at times seems to have been played at Twenty20 pace, he is hoping that the change of scene does him good: "It might be just exactly what I need".
