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How can I get [exact] search volumes from Yandex? Who can help me?

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The page http://wordstat.yandex.ru/ only shows broad match volumes...
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Their exact match is the same as phrase match in google. For example, for keyword nissan patrol you'll get these numbers:

Broad and exact
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