The prescriptions of these self-proclaimed "idealists" run squarely counter to the "realist" paradigm, and the vision of that quintessential realist Henry Kissinger.
The fight against dredging, for example, led by the current town supervisor, is being squarely countered by the man she replaced in the job, Terry R. Seeley, a restaurant owner.
Beyond that, the app seems squarely countered against a 'shallow' Tinder experience where you receive 'unwanted messages', all with the subtext that the founder of Bumble actually received unwanted messages from the co-founders of Tinder.
The former McKinsey chief countered by placing the blame squarely on Mr. Saxena.
They noted the lack of evidence that the police needed more than 28 days, and said the various parliamentary safeguards offered by the government made the measure unworkable anyway.Even the public, often assumed to be squarely behind the government on tough counter-terrorist proposals, is hard to read.
The government has blamed the violence, squarely, on forces of the anti-austerity left with counter-terrorism officials saying at least three people, including a woman, were involved in a gun attack on the central offices of the ruling New Democracy party early Monday.
Countering Romney and the Republican Party line, Santorum placed the blame for the auto bailout squarely on President George W. Bush.
It was a further problem, he said, that Hollywood's writers, directors, producers and blue-collar workers — whose unions squarely backed the new law — never personally campaigned in a way that might have helped to counter the Web assault.
Splatoon falls squarely into the former camp.
He blames the disaffection squarely on them.
