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But after the Tea Party demonstrations in the summer of 2009 fomented public anger against government, we turned our attention much more squarely on the insurance companies.

Japan's present mixture of proportional representation and single-seat constituencies demands politics with a much broader appeal, pitched more squarely at the urban consumer.

It is for this reason that the failure to generate more social science research and much more interdisciplinary research on NTDs lies squarely at the feet of funders and priority setters.

But the United Nations is much more likely to succeed if the United States is squarely behind its efforts, and not standing off at the side, secretly hoping that it will fail.

But "another fadeaway of prospects of meaningful hope would drag us squarely in the face of a much more dangerous and complex scenario that imperils the interests and security of all players," he said.

The results, in any case, were pretty much the same, and it put General Musharraf still more squarely in the Western camp for military action in Afghanistan after the Taliban leaders' repeated refusals to hand over Mr. bin Laden for trial.

Although in theory 'Occupy' had the Republican agenda squarely in their sights on this night, there was actually much more at stake: the electoral process itself.

The key question, he argued, is, "How much is Caesar's?" As the Bush administration and the religious right fight to put theology more squarely into public policy discussions, they are going to have to be ready for arguments like the ones coming out of Alabama.

Other outlets reported much more thoughtfully on the findings from the Reproducibility Project though, and highlighted that the real take-home message was aimed squarely at psychologists: there's more work to be done.