Hughes responded to the note six minutes later: "I think those are valid issues, although Apple has acted squarely within the law," he wrote.
MacGillis responded by saying that he would hold off on writing, but added, "Just for the record, though, it is not so clear that Apple acted squarely within the law.
The NYPD officials acted squarely in the public interest when they released the name of the officer involved in the death of Garner.
The blame for this heinous act lies squarely with the voices in Jared Lee Loughner's head, not the ones pontificating over talk radio.
Ingratitude to the state may also justify special punishment for treason, or for acts aimed squarely at the destruction of the state.
Parts of the hastily drafted act were aimed squarely at putting the brakes on the UK's self-starting, explosively dynamic illegal rave scene, which had provoked a pious, moralistic panic in the British tabloids.
Not every number lands squarely on its intended feet; the second-act sketches, including one that posits Jesus as a show biz agent and one that turns faux-Yiddishisms into vaguely dirty words, have a Borscht Belt staleness.
Bergman's art now squarely acted out his anxiety, which he calls "my life's most faithful companion, inherited from both my parents, placed in the very center of my identity — my demon and my friend spurring me on".
Bergman's art now squarely acted out his anxiety, which he calls "my life's most faithful companion, inherited from both my parents, placed in the very center of my identity my demon and my friend spurring me on".
The court made clear in a 2009 decision that it had Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, the "preclearance" provision, squarely in its sights.
