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But there is a war on the spirit of Christmas -- and it is coming squarely from the American Right.

Its landmark ratings win in May came squarely in the liberal precincts of prime time, and there are signs the network is doubling down in that arena.

But the bulk of support she inherits from her husband comes squarely from Argentina's lower classes, many of whom see Mrs. Kirchner as aloof and tough to comprehend in speeches that often resemble university lectures.

1937 Court Orders Strikers Out DETROIT — The delicate and long-evaded question of whether striking employees have the right to occupy their employers' property came squarely to a head this morning [March 15] when Circuit Judge Allan Campbell granted the injunction of the Chrysler Corporation and ordered 6,000 sit-down strikers in the company's nine plants to evacuate the premises by 9 30 a.m.

The past, present and future of the arts at Johns Hopkins came squarely into focus earlier this month as arts program leaders from other major universities visited the Homewood campus to discuss the merits of blending a full palette of creative endeavors into a traditionally research-heavy environment.

Streaming online TV shows came squarely under the glare of government regulators this year.

And they have come squarely under attack by a man who has garnered significant support in all of the first three Republican primaries.

Cognizant of all this, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 voted against giving the federal government explicit authority to print paper notes, coming down squarely "on the side of a hard currency under national control".

"What the Congress is trying to do by coming down squarely on one side in the ongoing election dispute runs the risk of making the United States part of the story in Iran -- which is exactly what Ahmadinejad was hoping for," Patrick Disney, legislative director of the National Iranian American Council said late Thursday night.

And if the autumn and winter storms are severe enough and tragedy does come, the blame would fall squarely in Washington's lap for failing to act on known facts about the conditions in the Arctic.

Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, has come out squarely against continuing the production tax credit.