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In doing so, he drops us squarely among sociobiologists.

Although the danger of paternalism always accompanies that point of view, Bok faces it squarely: lawmakers using the findings of happiness research "are relying on persuasive evidence of what will make constituents happy instead of accepting what people mistakenly think will promote their well-being".

Others, like Energy Star, focus squarely on energy use.

He conceded, however, that the Uruzgan operation fell squarely on the use-of-force side of the scale.

But the communities have got to face these questions squarely, instead of using them to construct an identity based on fear and self-pity.

Unlike some historic filibusters, in which senators have read from the phone book or recited the Declaration of Independence to kill time, Mr. Paul kept the focus squarely on drones, using most of his time to discuss questions of actual policy.

Other tools like the recently launched Chorus.ai and Cogito are respectively more squarely focused on using AI to boost sales and improve the effectiveness of customer support.

Representative Richard A. Gephardt offered a vigorous defense yesterday of his vote in favor of the use of force in Iraq and marched squarely into a debate that has roiled this presidential campaign.

If you don't have a second baking sheet that fits squarely into the first one, use another oven-safe pan or two.

Including "metering" technology in that energy infrastructure definition puts smart-grid technology squarely in the regulatory spotlight the systems use wireless "smart meters" to adjust energy demand and relay power-use data back to utilities.

"Quantum consciousness" is an idea that has generated some serious discussion over the years, but for me slots squarely into the category of "using one thing we don't understand to explain another".