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Today's event was aimed at drumming up enthusiasm among voters who should be squarely behind him.

As world leaders meet this week in London to address the spiralling refugee crisis, stopping the wholesale destruction of Syria's medical system should be squarely on the agenda.

Perhaps, although the focus of a science textbook should be squarely on the science.

Albeit the emphasis there should be squarely on the word some.

Pay attention to where the shoulder seams hit -- they should be squarely on your shoulders, not above or below.

Instead, he said the blame should be squarely laid at the feet of what he described as the country's self-esteem movement.

The blame, they admitted, should be laid squarely with the Ministry of Defence.

But like Ms. Brown, she also believes the issue of race and breast cancer should be addressed squarely.

Blame for not having a better alternative should be placed squarely where all blame seems to go these days: on Congress.

He says that the new constitution should be based squarely on the Koran, with education for girls and work opportunities for women, provided they cover themselves.

Ms. Akers argues that the Clinton campaign's plan will end up subsidizing people who can already afford to pay for college and that government money should be more squarely focused on the poor and cover all of their costs.