What is the test for exhaustion of remedies in a federal habeas proceeding?

Additionally, the claims presented in the federal courts must be the same as those exhausted in state court and must also allege, in state court, how one or more of his or her federal rights have been violated. See Picard, 404 U.S. at 276 ("Only if the state courts have had the first opportunity to hear the claim sought to be vindicated in a federal habeas proceeding does it make sense to speak of the exhaustion of state remedies. Accordingly, we have required a state prisoner to present the state courts with the same claim he urges upon the federal courts."); see also Duncan v. Henry, 513 U.S. 364, 365-66 (1995) ("If state courts are to be given the opportunity to correct alleged violations of

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