The trip, say Vatican officials, is aimed squarely at drawing attention to the centre of Europe's migration crisis.
But one device developed by the F.B.I. to deal with this new world of crime has drawn it squarely into a debate over the proper limits of government surveillance: an Internet wiretapping system called Carnivore.
Click to view So much has been written about the fabulously sustained lyrical arc of this routine and the particular chemistry of the dancers' partnership – the delicately drawn Deane and the more squarely built Torvill eliciting comparisons with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
The exhibition puts the blame squarely on Farriner's bakery, and includes a site map drawn for the commissioners in charge of rebuilding the city, which has the firm inscription "Mr Farriner's grounde where the fyer began".
And nothing was denied as vigorously as death, though he knew from a brush with it when he was 48 that to face it squarely was also to draw from it life-affirming strength.
In so many ways, this has been the campaign in which the NBA has drawn a line under its past glories and tried to focus squarely on its present.
The film falls squarely in the tradition of forbidden teenage romances, except this time the divide isn't drawn between warring families or races or classes, but values.
This was decided in England, where the rules of the game were drawn up 150 years ago, and it is no exaggeration to suggest that England's chances of qualifying for the World Cup will lie squarely with Joe Hart.
And the taproot to ISIS lies squarely in Amman's distressed industrial suburbs, from which Abu-Musab al Zarqawi, whose very name derives from the misery belt of Amman (Zarqa, to which the dispossessed rural poor were drawn) well before the Iraq war.
The film sits squarely in the scary movie genre, but draws from Marika's cultural background in its story and themes.
