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Aside from excluding actions that can be squarely categorized as degrading, The Clit List regards choice as key.
I hope this latest chapter in America's pervasive history of domestic terrors against millions of Black citizens victimized by slavery and Jim Crow terrorism, denied full citizen rights throughout our history, relegated to subhuman three-fifths status in our Constitution and treated like beasts of burden to fuel our unjust economic system can be squarely confronted.
And the work to get to this point can be seen squarely on Rohrssen's forehead.
That is why, reckons David Miller, vice-president of international marketing at Atlantic Records, neither Jay Sean nor Cruz can be put squarely in the urban genre.
The blame for some of the pressures that have threatened to tear at the fabric of these Olympics can be laid squarely at the door of the IOC.
The associated climate change danger can be pinned squarely on our insatiable appetites and our collective demand for more ribs on more plates, and no one can stop chewing on that cow for you.
There was Yvonne Rainer, the legendary dancer, filmmaker and performance artist, who can be situated squarely in a lineage of feminists — women like Carolee Schneemann and Hannah Wilke — who bared their all on the job.
Some of the blame can be laid squarely at the door of a certain section of the modern urban middle class, who liked to channel the grittiness of the football crowd once or twice a week, without having to share it the rest of the time.
Presidential hopeful Rick Santoum inexplicably told a New Hampshire crowd that Social Security's supposed bankruptcy can be blamed squarely on the lack of young workers to support it, which is a byproduct of too many abortions.
The big problem, however, is that Freddie Gray has taken the focus off of Baltimore's long and painful economic plunge - a plunge that can be laid squarely at the feet of Charm City's long embrace of anti-market economic policies.
The unenthusiastic reaction that many had for the show is not due to Hurwitz and his co-conspirators' failure to deliver ("The actual execution was carried out by the producers of the show's fourth season," wrote Hale, in faux-obituary mode), but instead, can be placed squarely on the knee-jerk reaction of an online crowd that favors the idea of reunions and revivals over delivery of them.
