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For Zemel and his faithfully Democratic congregation, that hope and anxiety has come to rest most squarely on Hillary Clinton.

The blame for this unfortunate situation falls most squarely on the microfinance institutions, or M.F.I.'s, that failed to restrain aggressive growth even as the market became increasingly saturated.

The blame for this unfortunate situation falls most squarely on the MFIs that failed to restrain aggressive growth even as the market became increasingly saturated.

But I like advice that places responsibility for their education most squarely where it belongs — on them.

"Valentine Road," directed by Marta Cunningham and set to have its premiere here on Saturday, deals most squarely with the issue.

But news is where Twitter has most squarely ended up.

The middle class is hit most squarely.

Though she is one of three children, and has three grown children of her own, the responsibility of caring for her mother, which includes feeding, bathing and readying her for bed most nights, falls squarely on Susan's shoulders, as her father has become too frail to provide adequate care for his wife.

With its premise that homelessness can be reduced only through long-term government spending on housing and social services, the report places the responsibility for one of L.A.'s most recognizable social ills squarely on the city's political class.

But political consultants said they expect that Hollywood power players — most of whom are squarely on the left — will come out in full support for a Clinton presidency.

On most social questions, Mr. Flake is squarely on the right.