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The responsibility lies squarely with them.

He dealt squarely with his customers.

His hat was set squarely on his head.

You try to form it squarely, don't you?

Indeed, it suggests the opposite: we must face these tensions squarely.

I am confident that the Congress will face these responsibilities squarely.

No other nation today so squarely faces the choice that Mongolia does.

Deng, ever the polite listener, looked her squarely in the eye and said earnestly, ‘He was lying.

But the responsibility for regulating leverage, setting capital standards, and supervising financial markets would rest squarely at the national level.

In addition to providing runtime environments for development teams, there is another area of the cloud aimed squarely at developers.

American diplomats turned their attention to how to navigate a new era in which questions of Palestinian statehood are squarely on the global diplomatic agenda.

In between Total Control and No Control there must be some alternative theory that's hard to look at squarely because these practical strategic concerns obstruct our view.

Of course, while fully recognizing the economic achievements in East Asia, we must also look squarely into the difficulties and obstacles on the road ahead.

One interesting application that fits squarely in the MapReduce word count model is tabulating the frequency of Web server access (discussed in the seminal Google paper).

By the same token, red sweeps in states that are likely to lose seats, such as Ohio and Michigan, would allow the Republicans to ensure that the burden falls squarely on Democratic incumbents.

According to one of his top aides he had their franchises squarely in his sights when he said that this place "is a war zone-not an amusement park".

Marriott (MAR, Fortune 500) has linked with hot hotelier Ian Schrager to launch a new chain called EDITION hotels -- aiming squarely at the segment currently dominated by W Hotels owned by Starwood.

With 4.6m members—making it more than twice the size of the Episcopal church—and a powerful concentration in the Midwest, the ELCA sits squarely in the religious mainstream.