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But any reconciliation with the past, as they see it, is not a collective thing but a matter of blaming the old leaders and allowing Serbia to move squarely into Europe.

Nickelodeon, whose preschool shows focus on teaching social skills as much as letters and numbers, will move squarely into the academic realm, with the introduction of "Team Umizoomi," which it said is the only preschool series centered entirely on teaching math to children.

In ventures like YouTube and Zagat, it has moved squarely into the content arena.

In recent years the brand has moved squarely into the spotlight as the key to success in the hospitality industry.

In response, St. Mary and St. Antonios decided to revamp its ministry, moving squarely into the realm of social work.

Jobs described a strategy – moving squarely into consumer electronics when other computer companies were racing toward the enterprise (large customers) – that was compelling.

Long considered a marginal part of the music business that subsisted in clubs and semi-legal warehouse raves, dance has now moved squarely into the mainstream, with a growing circuit of festivals and profit margins that are attracting Wall Street.

Jazz has moved squarely into the mainstream since the Jazz Studies program at the Purchase College Conservatory of Music began in 1992 -- thanks to programs like Jazz at Lincoln Center and Ken Burns's series on public television.

With the quirky preliminaries over, the presidential race has moved squarely into even odder and untested terrain: a new kind of "national primary" on March 7 in which more than a dozen states seem all but certain to determine the major parties' nominees.

But since the technology sector has moved squarely into the mainstream as a more viable and better understood part of the U.S. economy, life has been less harsh to many startup businesses.

Kygo, the genre's young Norwegian progenitor, played a sundown set at Wango, proof that singles like "Firestone" have left rave tents and moved squarely into America pop.