In an alarming chapter on health, Drèze and Sen point out that while the Taliban's opposition to polio vaccines in Pakistan has rightly created an international furor, there is scant attention paid to India's dismal rates of child immunization, which are among the lowest in the world, "even without a Taliban".
Facebook has rightly been accused of creating a slavish copy of Snapchat, a viral sensation that surpassed one billion shared photos last month.
This has created what Ken Clarke has rightly called "a highly unsatisfactory no man's land in which cases can be brought but not resolved".
"The severe double whammy of the recession and the structural shift to the Internet has created an urgency that has rightly focused attention on these devices".
The "standards agenda" which David Blunkett, the education secretary, has, rightly, been pursuing with vigour during his time in office was created by the Tories during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The U.S. has rightly pushed for free-trade agreements since World War II, pacts that have created about $150 billion in annual exports.
This Government has rightly prioritised dementia.
The California Public Utilities Commission has rightly ignored such silliness.
Mr Rajoy has rightly promised comprehensive reform.
Coronation Street has rightly outlived Crossroads.
