In one sense, the future for baby Cambridge is already infinitely more mapped out than that of just about any other newborn child.
But a bad breakup has a way of blowing things out of proportion, and these songs deftly map out that mess of ragged hurt, smoldering hope and self-righteous spite.
When the play opened on Broadway in 1996, the New York Times critic Ben Brantley called it "a carefully mapped out debate that often feels like the senior project of a smart but not terribly imaginative college student".
Appropriately, given its name, but annoyingly for gamers, CoD: Ghosts has remained somewhat elusive and shadowy since it was unveiled at the E3 Show in June (although a multiplayer event did map out that side of the game on a macro level).
The dating space is changing rapidly and these panelists will be integral in mapping out that journey.
He mapped out a day that included a visit to a Fujianese herbalist to cure his stomach pains.
The report also mapped out the actions that could help build resiliency and resuscitate basic services and systems decimated by Ebola.
Recently, he and two colleagues mapped out the neural circuitry that controls the fish's soundmaking.
