"We need to concentrate, to be precise, to be efficient.
"To be precise, to be gracious and to stay in character.
Instead, he offered Hu lunch — halibut, to be precise — to reflect Bush's displeasure with China's human-rights record.
In the Canadian writer André Alexis's wonderful book, Fifteen Dogs, Apollo and Hermes come to Earth (to a Toronto bar, to be precise) to bestow human intelligence on 15 assorted dogs in a veterinarian clinic.
And to reach the stylish young crowd that they envision moving in and partaking of the amenities, the developers used stylish young designers — newly minted design school graduates, to be precise — to decorate two apartments.
Or, to be precise, to vote on other countries' elections: of course we don't have the power directly to elect anyone or remove them from office – but power comes in many forms these days, and the influence of an international electorate could be surprisingly strong.
And, in 2010, it engaged in stunts such as sending a tiny submarine down more than two miles (3,759 metres, to be precise) to plant a Chinese flag on the seabed.Chinese naval influence is extending not just deeper, but farther from China's shores.
One final thing: we've got a few extra copies (8 to be precise) to give away.
Indeed, the police are reliant on eyewitness accounts — 67 of them, to be precise — to piece together what happened.
NextBug aims to do the opposite and therefore needs to be precise to find similar bugs and not duplicated ones.
Well, that type of functionality isn't just for absurdist poetry, you know; the team behind Sunspring used the same technology — an LSTM Neural network, to be precise — to write a screenplay.
