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In 2012, when President Obama squared off against former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, Hispanics accounted for one in 10 voters.

He squints slightly, has a squared jaw, and speaks in British-accented English, the product of a boarding school education.

Ginger shot off the couch and squared up with him, finger in his face.

Because, as Harold says, "If I hadn't got that squared away with Bogie, I don't think I would have ever been the same."

She also squared off against then-President Leonid Kuchma, who fired her and supposedly did his best to destroy her fortune.

Clip still had the club he had taken from the Mexican's companion, and he squared away threateningly.

It is already laid out and squared up, from careful pencil drawings.

Most persons have seen a ship, and know the way in which the yards are moved, and the sails squared by means of ropes and pulleys.

He walks with head thrown back, and shoulders squared; his step is firm and springy.

If the drawing is the same size as the canvas it is done by tracing, if not, then it is "squared up."