It seems like a way of addressing the problem without actually addressing it.
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This is an issue that needs addressing and they're out there addressing it.
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But addressing the racial wealth gap does not eliminate addressing structural poverty writ large.
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Addressing childhood poverty means addressing how we appropriate funds as a country, argues Patel.
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We're not addressing symptoms: We're addressing the underlying root cause of PTSD—the trauma at its core.
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What do you think about how the presidential hopefuls have been addressing – or maybe not addressing – gun control?
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We have other methods of addressing those who threaten us, and of addressing those who supply the threats.
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That's why the most important issue in addressing the opioid epidemic comes down to addressing demand, not supply.
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"Addressing East Jerusalem means addressing occupied territories," Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestinian Liberation Organization's Executive Committee, said.
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And while Israel has a strategy for addressing the first threat, it has no strategy for addressing the second.
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"I realized that although I wasn't addressing it in my work, I was addressing it in my life," she said.
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As it should be clear to all by now, not addressing the issue is a backhand way of addressing the issue.
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It's making sure you feel safe and happy and if you don't, addressing why and addressing what could help with that.
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"On the climate change issue, it is an important issue that we have to be addressing and we are addressing it," Wheeler said.
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And here's an example of the true opposite of addressing the haters, which is addressing the people you love instead: Hey I love you!!
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Business Insider released a video this week addressing that very topic, while simultaneously addressing the lack of variety in the world's cat breed population.
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Because at the start of this conversation you were talking about the problems that the federal government could be addressing and should be addressing.
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Last October, he delivered a speech addressing nationalism and Russian aggression, countering points presented by Trump though never addressing the current president by name.
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The restructuring focuses on addressing five core areas of the business: targeting growth, raising capital levels, addressing legacy issues, cutting costs and reducing risk.
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"It's addressing financing, it's addressing standardizing products within cities, and then also it's creating partner relationships with contractors, architects, and even other builders," said Vallejos.
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But no matter what, the costs of addressing these financing challenges will affect every American, and the cost of not addressing them would be even worse.
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"That memo, I understand, is addressing a different issue and is not addressing the issue that we and the Department of Justice looked at," he said.
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"This pardon assures his place in history and the Governor's ongoing commitment to addressing similar convictions shows that California is finally addressing a great injustice," she added.
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"That memo, as I understand, is addressing a different issue and is not addressing the issue that we and the Department of Justice looked at," he said.
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Once you unwrap the package, however, what you find is that Crowley and Cortez are addressing the same issues with the same philosophical approach to addressing them.
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First, it illustrated that racism isn't merely a matter of individual hearts and minds, but also embedded within a system, and that addressing racism requires addressing both.
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"We have no mandate whatsoever either to address the constitutional issue meaning establishing a new constitution or addressing parliamentary elections or addressing the fate of the presidency."
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But he said his government was now addressing preparations for such an outcome with the same seriousness as it was addressing preparations for an exit under May's deal.
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China has also taken on a leadership role in addressing environmental issues at the UN, filling the leadership void left by the Trump Administration on addressing climate change.
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Today, Facebook is addressing both longstanding issues with two new tools aimed addressing the kind of harassment that's disproportionately experienced by two groups of users: women and journalists.
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Earlier today, the New Zealand Herald published a letter from Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, addressing how the company is addressing the deadly terror attack in Christchurch two weeks ago.
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In fact, I was told early in my career that addressing a cover letter to "Dear Hiring Manager" was a safer bet than even addressing it to the CEO.
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"If I were to spend $60 billion a year addressing poverty and inequality, I would want some or all of it to go toward addressing child poverty," Hemel said.
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I am not going to waste another minute of my day addressing you, but I will finish my post by addressing what you said in regards to my children.
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USE A TRAVEL AGENT Mr. Rubin said a knowledgeable agent could help gay travelers handle issues they might not feel comfortable addressing, or may not even know need addressing.
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The spokesperson said Warner had released a white paper addressing potential approaches for addressing such challenges, noting that he had introduced several bills to regulate social media platforms including Facebook.
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" So Mnuchin argued in congressional testimony Wednesday that the memo is "addressing a different issue, and is not addressing the issue that we and the Department of Justice looked at.
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Addressing disparities in tech is likely to instead take two forms: addressing the reasons that women who start their careers in the industry decide to leave it at much higher rates than men, and, more controversially, addressing the reasons women are less likely than men to choose tech careers in the first place.
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When it comes to opioids, addressing the root causes of addiction will also require addressing chronic pain — the reason a lot of people were exposed to opioids in the first place.
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Some Republicans on Capitol Hill are optimistic that legislation addressing prescription drug pricing and "surprise" medical bills could see some movement before the election, given bipartisan support for addressing both problems.
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"FDA had plans and processes for addressing certain medical device problems in the postmarket phase, but its plans and processes were deficient for addressing medical device cybersecurity compromises," the report says.
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" Addressing Trump, Schumer went on: "For you, Twitter suffices.
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" Addressing the audience, Trump then added, "speaks perfect English.
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But again, the President's policy is very clear about addressing — making sure we're addressing the economy, providing people with jobs, and we're making sure that EPA is sticking to its core mission.
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"I used to believe that [the focus should be] mostly on education, and educating people about mental health and addressing the myths about various mental health disorders, addressing those misconceptions," she says.
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Testing and writing went through several phases, in close cooperation with these invaluable advisors, addressing questions like: Who is this game for, and, What topics aren't we addressing, that we should be?
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Addressing those deeper problems means taking on the much harder tasks of pressuring those institutions to promote more women, and also of addressing less overt biases, such as the citation gap Walter found.
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And it's ok to express your feelings a different way, but I don't want to make it where every week we're addressing this, every practice we're addressing this, taking away from our job.
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Republican and Democratic members of Congress said on Tuesday that addressing homelessness will require coordination among multiple levels of government, but policymakers voiced partisan disagreements on what form addressing the issue should take.
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It is possible the crew was addressing a mechanical issue.
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They are addressing the causes and effects of climate change.
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Which Theranos makes a point of addressing in its response.
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This is the first and last time I'm addressing this.
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There is no time to lose on addressing these issues.
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Thank you for addressing a major concern facing the nation.
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Addressing the weakest link – should not define the digital economy.
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" Addressing sexual harassment, Silverman explained, is "like cutting out tumors.
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Kraft's bid for Unilever was aimed at addressing these challenges.
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I love that Crazy Ex is also addressing female relationships.
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ET., Variety released a statement on Twitter addressing the issue.
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Of course, there are a couple of objections worth addressing.
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Addressing those comments, Wainstein clarified her recovery and treatment process.
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" Addressing the nation on Tuesday, Macron said Parisians are "builders.
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But the Supreme Court explicitly isn't addressing these arguments yet.
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Unfortunately, there haven't been any updates addressing that missing feature.
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Trump should take responsibility for addressing his supporters' violent actions.
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The European Union defines addressing the issue in two parts.
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Musk responded without addressing the substance of the legal threat.
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It's his first time addressing a recent, growing protest movement.
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That depends on which problem it thinks it is addressing.
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""We take this matter seriously and are addressing it internally.
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We promptly shut down the misconfigured environment, addressing the vulnerability.
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Lt. Anthony Wojcik addressing newly promoted Chicago detectives in 2013.
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Addressing workforce issues will help stave off calls for protectionism.
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This new attorney has said he is addressing the issue.
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"I'm not here for you," Cutis said, addressing these men.
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He sees it as a way of addressing social issues.
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Each topic features selected quotes and videos addressing each issue.
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However, there's still work to be done addressing its usability.
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We have been addressing them over the last two years.
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"It's Halle Berry's fault," Banks said before addressing actor directly.
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Addressing supporters on Tuesday night, Mr. Cruz reiterated that case.
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Or, are you a celebrity addressing some sort of scandal?
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We take this matter seriously and are addressing it internally.
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Monumental Journey does a good job in addressing this context.
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Michael Libretto to testimony addressing an obstruction charge facing Felix.
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Successfully addressing these unique public health issues requires varied approaches.
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A couple of the final designs were addressing that issue.
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Berry and her team wasted no time addressing Flair's comments.
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The good news: investors see opportunity in addressing the issue.
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My organization, Overcoming Racism, focuses on addressing racism in schools.
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Addressing the players, Trump claimed to have purchased 1,000 hamburgers.
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Caitlyn Jenner is addressing her rumored relationship with Sophia Hutchins.
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I hope that by me addressing it, he'll just stop.
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He deserved every second that he took addressing his supporters.
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"Hey my loves," she opened the video, addressing her followers.
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Transparency, after all, is the key to addressing these issues.
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For example: eShares is addressing an industry that was underserved.
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It's also about addressing market distortions that drive up premiums.
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"Stay away," he says, addressing his daughter through the airwaves.
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An ad addressing such overtly controversial ideas is inherently risky.
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"So they shifted their attention to addressing that," she said.
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Maybe men shouldn't be the only voices addressing gender inequality.
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True peace requires addressing the deep sources of the conflict.
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Addressing the court, a Greek public prosecutor recommended Vinnik's extradition.
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Fortunately, addressing the flaws in social media design are easier.
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Najib's office hasn't issued an official statement addressing the situation.
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Now, Lovato frequently speaks publicly about addressing mental health care.
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Areas of interest for Penrose include addressing changing inequality dynamics.
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Kimberly Perry is addressing her divorce for the first time.
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Trump is addressing the "Road to Majority" conference Thursday afternoon.
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I'm interested in addressing things that are happening around me.
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" Then, addressing Jay Z directly, he said: "Call me, bruh.
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Many young black activists are focused on addressing police brutality.
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Getting ahead of crises abroad means addressing their root causes.
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Addressing these concerns, I spoke with Sulkowicz on the matter.
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S. policy towards Russia for addressing its behavior in Ukraine?
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At this point, that means addressing immigration issues, Wilson said.
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Addressing the cops, Grossman makes the case for warrior policing.
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This approach treats the symptoms without addressing their root cause.
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Today's announcement marks a small step toward addressing that concern.
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What if he is addressing another crowd (or person) entirely?
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Professor Conrad: I don't think we're addressing the underlying problem.
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Instead, it has become reactionary, incapable of addressing today's problems.
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Here's the one barrier they face that no one's addressing.
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Republicans can start by addressing unpopular and damaging ObamaCare taxes.
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Trump will deliver opening remarks addressing veterans and military officials.
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The boss has no interest in addressing her constant chatter.
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So does that mean I'm addressing this letter to myself?
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Twitter and Nike both ran lengthy ads addressing gender equality.
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Zuckerberg was more pointed when addressing the Times report specifically.
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It's hard to overstate the urgency of addressing these challenges.
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"We are committed to addressing the OCC's concerns," he said.
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Mark Zuckerberg is highly adept at addressing Facebook's greatest threats.
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It's clear that addressing prosecutorial misconduct is of grave importance.
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Pai recently outlined his plans for addressing the digital divide.
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"We are not addressing any potential combat operation," he said.
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It was not immediately clear what criticisms Williamson was addressing.
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And Mr. Trump is addressing the problem on two levels.
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Citizens' sense that the system is unfair needs addressing, too.
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Yorker critic Arlene Croce asserted that the Trocks weren't addressing
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Fortunately, West said they are working on addressing this issue.
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Clinton, addressing concerns from Republicans that their infrastructure is inadequate.
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She struggled to speak through tears in addressing the assembly.
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James Skinner addressing a new recruit to his cavalry company.
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Beyond addressing discrimination within California, SB 464 has national implications.
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" Addressing a Trump bobblehead, Schwarzenegger then joked: "Was it difficult?
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Sergeant Trish Hoffman is addressing a group of 25 women.
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"Don't laugh," he said, addressing the room full of politicians.
|
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But addressing it properly could also come with high costs.
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It was a way of addressing myself in the moment.
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The company is addressing this in a couple of ways.
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He also urged Congress to pass legislation addressing the situation.
|
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The Sixers released a statement addressing the situation, I think?
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So why isn't Twitter addressing these issues with more urgency?
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You are not addressing the very legitimate concerns about Hillary.
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A motivational speaker was addressing us in a huge assembly.
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Tesla seems to be addressing this in a few ways.
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High on Mr. Scott's list is addressing inequities in education.
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Still, he maintains his penchant for addressing broad, overarching themes.
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Often the dancers are just addressing the space, quietly focused.
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It's important that we communicate expressly about who we're addressing.
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Call them to thank them for addressing the other problems.
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Addressing those gaps could save thousands of lives every year.
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We're not just not addressing it, we're adding to it.
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Addressing the consequences of racism requires work, effort, and vigilance.
|
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Above, the Palestinian foreign minister addressing the U.N. General Assembly.
|
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The production isn't especially subtle in addressing those issues, however.
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Addressing the situation will require a lot of federal money.
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Are we willing to accept addressing those consequences or not?
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Throughout my career, addressing sexual harassment has been a priority.
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Addressing climate change is a turning point for the industry.
|
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Addressing the centuries of colonialism will take centuries of work.
|
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There are also some other solutions: Addressing the sex itself.
|
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A letter from Bishop Gregory addressing the abuse was inside.
|
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The report is quite light on addressing those real concerns.
|
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"Your policies are bad," said Hart, addressing the companies involved.
|
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But even companies outside the industry are addressing the issue.
|
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Addressing people by their preferred pronouns isn't some huge burden.
|
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First and foremost, we must finally start addressing climate change.
|
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Democrats have all kinds of ways of addressing this problem.
|
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Jails and prisons present different problems for addressing the outbreaks.
|
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They had just never heard any politician addressing these issues.
|
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Addressing this might help in pushing harder toward a cure.
|
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"Alex?" he asks him, cowboy hat doffed, addressing his son.
|
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The NDP is addressing issues as they come up individually.
|
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"It's not addressing the two issues," Bloomberg added of Obamacare.
|
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"I know you're scared," Mr. Lindner said, addressing flood victims.
|
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Do you think the show was successful in addressing it?
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Regardless, addressing them can inform your actions for the better.
|
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An earlier headline misstated the issue the CEOs were addressing.
|
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BM: So, there's two or three ways they're addressing it.
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And that means addressing racism and extremism wherever it emerges.
|
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It would make addressing all of these other problems harder.
|
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He looked around the table, addressing each of us individually.
|
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While rehabilitating, he started to wonder about addressing the issue.
|
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The actor Paul Newman was addressing an advertising awards ceremony.
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Addressing his anxious colleagues at their weekly meeting on Sept.
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" "We take this matter seriously and are addressing it internally.
|
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In what ways are engineers and researchers addressing these challenges?
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They were defiant but respectful, addressing the officers as sir.
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We are failing again and again in addressing this scourge.
|
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It simply stopped the war without addressing its root causes.
|
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Now, we must get to work on addressing the process.
|
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"In response, the crowd Trump was addressing chanted, "A toilet!
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Training is expected to include addressing bias and deescalation techniques.
|
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She reinforced that message in addressing Mr. Roof on Monday.
|
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Instead of addressing the claims, he chose to remain silent.
|
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Several states are addressing the problem of surprise medical bills.
|
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Yemen is so complex that addressing its problems seems impossible.
|
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Some in Washington question the cost of addressing climate change.
|
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Some within the AI community are already addressing these concerns.
|
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Certainly there are concerns, but we're addressing them head on.
|
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These policies focus on policing behavior rather than addressing needs.
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Such approaches can promote competition and innovation, addressing legitimate challenges.
|
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Addressing a hall filled with cheering supporters at 11 p.m.
|
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Hundreds of billions of dollars were spent addressing the problem.
|
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Addressing the crowd, Georgetown Prep's recently appointed president, the Rev.
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So it's not a ridiculous issue that Paltrow is addressing.
|
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Some of them have invested considerably in addressing this problem.
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Diversity is something we're addressing in the Umbrella Academy comic.
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Addressing these issues through financial literacy education improves financial outcomes.
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"Sacred sex is a vital tool for addressing these issues."
|
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She was addressing issues of intersectionality without contorting the message.
|
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At the UCLA School of Law, often considered one of the best public law schools in the country, administrators believe that addressing costs is essential to addressing the existential questions that face law schools.
|
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"Addressing and eliminating illegal fees is critical – and that means not just addressing fees in countries of origin, but also those who make money out of charging workers fees here in Qatar," said Qadri.
|
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These mixed results are direct because the United States plays Whac-A-Mole when it comes to addressing pervasive mental health and substance misuse problems — focusing on a recent problem area without addressing underlying conditions.
|
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While DPRK nuclear weapons and delivery systems must be a primary focus of six-party diplomacy, addressing conventional military threats, including addressing the artillery tubes trained on Seoul, is also core to any successful negotiation.
|
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But we also now have a questioning attitude, especially toward Facebook, in terms of how they have ... not only what happened, but how they are addressing it, and let's hope that they're addressing it correctly.
|
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"While most pediatricians are very adept at addressing the developmental needs of their patients, the idea of addressing future fertility for an 8 or 9 year old may not even occur to them," Bravender added.
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G.B.T.Q. rights, and I've been a civil rights advocate my whole life, but if we're not addressing the problems at the kitchen table that most families have, we're not really addressing the problems of America.
|
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IP addressing—in contrast to telephone numbers—is already governed by IANA, (the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority), a department of ICANN, that is responsible for the global coordination of IP addressing, among other coordination functions.
|
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This is, of course, just a step toward addressing climate change.
|
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"I never expected to be here, addressing the nation," she said.
|
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It's a big step forward addressing the needs of consumers there.
|
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"You have sacrificed nothing," Khan said in his speech, addressing Trump.
|
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Adams's way of addressing the topic is playful, fascinating, and poised.
|
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So this is very much also about addressing the root causes.
|
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Addressing these risks requires broad-based, practical solutions around the world.
|
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What's more, addressing violent crime was the intent of mass incarceration.
|
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You're addressing commitment issues as the moon squares off with Saturn.
|
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More recently, the startup has begun addressing in-bound email, too.
|
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The women addressing these problems worked on technological solutions like All.
|
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Here we are addressing procedural due process, which has three components.
|
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"That should bother you, sir," Maher, adds, addressing the audience member.
|
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Van Beek said he was addressing rumors but didn&apost elaborate.
|
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Roper, meanwhile, has been tasked with addressing fans' concerns and critiques.
|
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Two were confirmed earlier this month, addressing concerns with the product.
|
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But we know real progress means addressing the problems that remain.
|
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All the things that Trump is fearlessly addressing and winning on.
|
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There's no easy fix for this, but it still needs addressing.
|
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Hojabri posted a new video just hours ago addressing her critics.
|
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But when addressing both instances on the reunion, Wainstein stayed mum.
|
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He also directed significant resources towards addressing the opioid addiction crisis.
|
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Can Dubai achieve a happiness revolution without addressing its labor issues?
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It's addressing that there is a lack of diversity on TikTok.
|
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Companies have been addressing this issue in a variety of ways.
|
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It's about actually addressing the stigma that is continuing the harm.
|
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Shawn Mendes is once again addressing the rumors about his sexuality.
|
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We look forward to now addressing the constitutional and other questions.
|
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The guidelines lay out steps for recognizing and addressing ongoing vulnerabilities.
|
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One area Apple isn't really addressing with macOS Catalina is speed.
|
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The first question, I'll be addressing to all of the candidates.
|
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All of this creates big problems for addressing America's opioid epidemic.
|
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ADDRESSING SHORTCOMINGS Few would debate that the Plan Finder needs improvement.
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Understanding how these areas intersect is key to addressing intergenerational poverty.
|
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Yet the audience knows he's addressing female actors, fostering critical distance.
|
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"You could start by addressing the situation non-verbally," she says.
|
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"You do not own the state," he wrote, addressing Mr Erdogan.
|
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No, it doesn't signify a meaningful deadline for addressing those threats.
|
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I do not see a purpose in addressing each preposterous lie.
|
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Some companies have found creative solutions to addressing dating at work.
|
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"I suggested addressing these images sonically," Lawrence tells The Creators Project.
|
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Those are important issues crypto custody solutions are not addressing yet.
|
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Another first-line ingredient that Dr. Zeichner favors for addressing acne?
|
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Another topic of conversation she and Ellen DeGeneres couldn't help addressing?
|
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It feels like dismissals or recontextualizing it is not addressing it.
|
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The Peruvian government has shown some interest in addressing this issue.
|
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" Addressing Trump directly, Duffy continued: "Donald, listen, don't be so sensitive.
|
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U.S. states have taken their own approaches to addressing gun violence.
|
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In November, the LDS Church revamped its website addressing LGBTQ issues.
|
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Instead of addressing that minor discrepancy, Lochte tweeted about his hair.
|
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This inquiry is one step toward understanding and addressing that issue.
|
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Second, people are generally terrible at addressing others who are hurting.
|
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"We're addressing people's fundamental needs, which is urban mobility," Li added.
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I think I'm addressing the issue in a pretty conclusive way.
|
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"What brand is Sid's roasted peas?" the teacher wrote, addressing Mollen.
|
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Information security startups are not addressing their customers' most pressing challenges.
|
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" Addressing Takei's concerns, Rod said, "In a way, it's George's character.
|
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He specifically cites this program as addressing the racial wealth gap.
|
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The UDCSI focuses on corporate cybersecurity, addressing present and emerging cyberthreats.
|
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Becca Kufrin is addressing the controversy surrounding Bachelorette contestant Garrett Yrigoyen.
|
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Simply addressing your concerns can prevent a lot of these arguments.
|
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No legislation addressing any of this has passed in the House.
|
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Apple, Google, and Microsoft have already released patches addressing the flaws.
|
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Minaj posted a picture on Instagram addressing her change of heart.
|
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It's not addressing what makes a story work—it's not genre.
|
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The general, while not addressing Trump specifically, disagrees with the assertion.
|
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Programs like ours are increasingly critical in addressing growing educational inequity.
|
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Panelists at the event conceded that addressing the issue was complicated.
|
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They put a clip, a promo clip addressing his awkward interview.
|
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"And this is where energy lies," Crowe said, addressing the crowd.
|
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"Also, what brand is Sid's roasted peas?" she wrote, addressing Mollen.
|
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"Addressing farmer distress is the most important thing," Agarwal told Reuters.
|
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There's an inherent ... It's about addressing ... It's really a business thing.
|
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But it certainly can go a long way towards addressing that.
|
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But without addressing our structural imbalances, we can't make much progress.
|
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But there are now additional driver expectations that Chevy is addressing.
|
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Jenelle Evans is getting emotional while addressing her road rage incident.
|
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The basis of Action on Tumblr is addressing fears and hate.
|
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"Both of those things are addressing similar pain points," he said.
|
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WP:VERIFY and WP:CRYSTALBALL are Wikipedia guidelines addressing verifiability and speculation, respectively.
|
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Addressing global challenges is no longer a matter of nurturing cooperation
|
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Clinton accused Trump of lying, without addressing any of his claims.
|
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" He added, "Autonomous vehicles are the key to addressing these challenges.
|
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Addressing mental illness has never been one of Scandal's strong suits.
|
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He has continued to draft legislation addressing pressing health care issues.
|
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In addressing attraction and retention, the first focus should be retention.
|
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Visa is addressing the perception of sluggish transactions with Quick Chip.
|
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EPA scientists are core to understanding, monitoring, and addressing these risks.
|
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Yes, Republicans deserve blame for not addressing the problems with ObamaCare.
|
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NYU said addressing dangerous factories could cost up to $1.2 billion.
|
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It can give the country a deadline for addressing its concerns.
|
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Step-therapy reform legislation addressing this issue is necessary as well.
|
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Is addressing feelings more important at the moment or something else?
|
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Naval leaders, addressing epic procurement screw-up in at a Dec.
|
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Addressing the issue directly is a new bill introduced by Sen.
|
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Ishii introduced himself, addressing Reiko politely, with the Japanese formal address.
|
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"My brothers in Allah," he began, directly addressing Islamic State leaders.
|
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Sports a day after addressing the matter at a press conference.
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It also includes Drake addressing his recent feud with Pusha-T.
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"I will say this, Poppy," he added, addressing CNN's Poppy Harlow.
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Addressing FAA employees, Dickson said the only driving force is safety.
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But even those solutions may not be addressing the underlying problem.
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Nor can reparations truly deliver racial justice without addressing environmental justice.
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That's a first step to addressing our serious gun violence epidemic.
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United States should have started addressing the role women play as
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Addressing teacher stress, too, can help with burnout and teacher turnover.
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Most presidential directives addressing national security policy are not made public.
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The New Jersey governor was addressing a group of education reformers.
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Addressing the student's question, she posited endless innovation within general values.
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What he's addressing perhaps is a kind of nihilism about life.
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He's addressing the nation on Tuesday evening to make his case.
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"We will rebuild what you have destroyed," he said, addressing ISIS.
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Finally someone is addressing this scourge — unfortunately, it's an ad agency.
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Addressing their problems would mean further angering conservatives and vice versa.
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Addressing a news conference, Kerry denounced terrorism in all its forms.
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"We are tracking it (and) we are addressing it," Williams added.
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It's only distracting them from addressing what the real problem is.
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Sometimes national security contingencies occur, like addressing the 9/11 attacks.
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It's the regulation that's creating the need that we are addressing.
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Start addressing yourself in a way that denotes care and compassion.
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But I think it speaks to the importance of addressing intersectionality.
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Fiorina cites that experience as informing her commitment to addressing addiction.
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For decades there was little local interest in addressing the problem.
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Globally do you think there are issues technology could be addressing?
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Those are the two main applications commercially that we'll be addressing.
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Several have criticised the proposal for not addressing the regulatory concerns.
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The product — Is addressing this specific customer problem unique and defensible?
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Clearly, this very real issue needed addressing, and Lee stepped up.
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"She was addressing her own, still-struggling underclass," Ms. Hirshey writes.
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But true diversity takes intentional planning, oversight, and addressing unconscious bias.
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Jewell was addressing the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
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Addressing Iraq's economic challenges is critical to defeating the Islamic State.
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Their eyes revealed their shock at this guard addressing them directly.
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Elizabeth Warren released a plan addressing the issues that impact renters.
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By addressing the alt-right in such a prominent setting, Mrs.
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A new television ad features an older woman addressing Mr. Latimer.
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Unless it was in 1943, when it opened, addressing wartime Broadway.
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As in that case, the priority is addressing the threat directly.
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Wednesday night, she did that — addressing a core worry of Sen.
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As mayor, Mr Buttigieg has not focused on addressing those problems.
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One hurdle to addressing police suicide is a lack of information.
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She is still smiling and nodding as though addressing a child.
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"You are a sick man, Larry," she said, addressing him directly.
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It also means addressing the aspirations of its upwardly mobile people.
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And she praised him for "stepping up" and addressing Ms. Hill.
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Try classic distraction after addressing their questions clearly — let's go paint!
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"We've shown it three times here," he said, addressing Mr. Magee.
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"Do you hear us?" crowds chanted in Amman, addressing the government.
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Defiant messages were scrawled on many storefronts, addressing the storm personally.
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We cannot end our nation's homelessness epidemic without addressing these issues.
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How much of your time is spent addressing the opioid epidemic?
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He held another, smaller event in Columbus, Ohio, addressing gun violence.
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This means addressing all aspects of gun violence, including mental illness.
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But often, there are also challenges that we're not fully addressing.
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" Addressing Ms. Ginsburg's own longevity, Ms. McKinnon said: "Joke's on you.
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Mr. Horowitz has indicated that another report addressing leaks is forthcoming.
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Modernizing and advancing the Cuban economy requires addressing this wrenching change.
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" Addressing the doctors, Ms. Hall said: "Please, please, take this seriously.
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Researchers already know some of the best practices for addressing them.
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That said, the essay falls short of addressing the entire problem.
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An important aspect of doing so is addressing agrarian research funding.
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"Those addressing the Senate should remember where they are," Roberts said.
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We can start by addressing campaign financing and the Second Amendment.
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That is one small step toward addressing a worldwide health issue.
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We have zero tolerance for discrimination and are addressing this immediately.
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Addressing the Golan issue on Thursday, Erdogan called Trump a "bully".
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There are many theories addressing this ordering, but no final explanation.
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The Trump administration is eager to insert provisions addressing currency manipulation.
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Finally, you argue that the Senate should be addressing America's problems.
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State lawmakers across the country are addressing issues created by immigration.
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Now he has returned, addressing his past struggles in two fashions.
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So Trump, addressing the nation Wednesday morning, took the off-ramp.
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Border security is just the first step in addressing this issue.
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Their prowess and resilience will be key in addressing future challenges.
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But there are some straightforward ways we can start addressing them.
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How do you see the federal government's role in addressing that?
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Landgraf, addressing members of the Television Critics Association in Pasadena, Cal.
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"Those addressing the Senate should remember where they are," he warned.
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"Never interrupt a justice who is addressing you," the guide says.
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At worst, addressing the merits would be a judicial power grab.
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In addressing the nation Tuesday, Trump never uttered the word terrorism.
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Jamaal Bailey's umbrella as he was addressing reporters at the scene.
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It'd be terrible if I wasn't actually addressing some of that.
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Mr. Trump should take responsibility for addressing his supporters' violent actions.
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Northeastern University spokeswoman Shannon Nargi said the university is addressing security.
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For example, I still feel strongly about addressing unsustainable mandatory spending.
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Rather than addressing these problems, however, the BCRA makes them worse.
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This makes addressing climate change a top priority, the report says.
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There are few vehicles for addressing sexual harassment in state capitols.
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Addressing violence, then, requires rethinking what constitutes a crime against humanity.
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Fixing it requires examining and addressing the larger forces at play.
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Does it seem like they're addressing the female candidates with respect?
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The key is to be swift and transparent in addressing them.
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Battery storage provides a far costlier option for addressing price differentials.
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Addressing income inequality is another recurring theme for Mr. de Blasio.
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Put simply, engineering is a way of creatively addressing society's needs.
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"Thank you for leading the resistance," she said, addressing the company.
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But addressing the underlying issues will require much more than that.
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Addressing gun violence is high on the agendas of several Democrats.
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Like an epidemic, it must be treated comprehensively, addressing root causes.
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Trump brushed off such concerns Thursday night, sarcastically addressing the polling.
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The model began the post by seemingly addressing an unnamed person.
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The startups' CEOs are cordial and vague when addressing their competition.
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Not addressing these challenges can eventually backfire and yield unwanted results.
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Use-inspired means they are all targeted toward addressing the barriers.
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"There remain areas of concern, and we will continue to make clear the need for progress in addressing them, including fully resolving 2013 NGO convictions and addressing our concerns about the NGO law," the official said.
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In addressing the issue of air and water pollution from coal-powered plant emissions, Lindquist offers images addressing environmental concerns that work on several levels beyond the project's symbolic mixing of coal ash into the paint.
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Wall Street and big companies are getting increasingly supportive of addressing climate change, but don't expect capitalistic minds to lead on addressing a decades-long problem whose impact is much less acute than quarterly profit and loss.
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A clear majority, 63 percent, say the country is on the wrong track in addressing the national debt, and 81 percent of voters believe that President Obama and Congress should be spending more time addressing the issue.
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Megyn Kelly's Today show colleagues are addressing her uncertain future at NBC.
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Addressing a luncheon of Republican governors and donors in Washington on Feb.
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" Addressing her stepchildren, Jean said to Inside Edition, "They killed my husband.
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Winters didn't shy away from addressing the show's controversial subject matter, either.
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But addressing many diseases will require what's known as "in-vivo" treatment.
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Google told PCMag it plans on addressing the lawmakers questions about Huawei.
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" Then, addressing Danielle directly, he wrote, "I missed you tonight so much.
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The course also spends time addressing the topics of diversity and inclusion.
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Addressing them head-on is the only way you can move forward.
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Instagram is finally addressing a huge problem on its platform: hacked accounts.
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The need for a campaign addressing men's mental health is undeniably dire.
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It's about addressing an issue and giving steps to counteract that issue.
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Jackson has been trying to pass legislation addressing the issue since 2015.
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Addressing the voting rights problem was a precondition for the take-over.
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I believe you raise some interesting points worth addressing in another review.
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In addressing the attacks head on, Jones took control of the narrative.
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"My way of addressing these issues is through my work," he wrote.
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Addressing the court, Minner blamed the 2008 financial crash for his decisions.
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And no one is effectively addressing either the symptoms or the problem.
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In the abstract, sure, people are comfortable addressing the concept of death.
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Southern Charm's Ashley Jacobs is addressing concerns about her dramatic weight loss.
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Facebook said it received the letter and is addressing the senators' questions.
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Addressing these crises will, experts say, require tens of billions of dollars.
|
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Addressing the crowds on Monday, Putin commemorated the heroism of Soviet troops.
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Party City's website has a page dedicated to addressing the helium shortage.
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But "addressing misinformation properly can cause change — as it did for me."
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But after meeting with several leading conservatives and addressing concerns from Sen.
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I think that helps a lot in addressing trust and unanticipated consequences.
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Tesla is addressing that issue by putting charging stations across the country.
|
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On June 24, Razer posted a statement on Twitter addressing the situation.
|
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After addressing the 27, May was due to withdraw while they debated.
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That's notable, given that it's addressing what is a centuries-long problem.
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Donald Trump addressing the 72nd Annual UN General Assembly in New York.
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"This is a crazy feeling, man!" she wrote before addressing Campbell directly.
|
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And today, the company is finally addressing the potential net neutrality issue.
|
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The company also shared a video of founder McCloskey addressing the situation.
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Zwift is swiftly addressing two different shortcomings of two common home pastimes.
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It's good to see OnePlus addressing what has historically been a weakness.
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" He added, while addressing the TMZ office: "I was addicted to opioids.
|
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Addressing missionaries, not migrants, he called on the audience to welcome migrants.
|
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But these efforts have paid too little attention to addressing labor abuses.
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Addressing Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. during the argument on Feb.
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However, Mash stresses, ibogaine could present a potential breakthrough in addressing addiction.
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Being diligent about addressing any problems should keep your car running smoothly.
|
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We are hoping that exports can boosted which mean addressing manufacturing issues.
|
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Hu was addressing a large audience in Mandarin through an official translator.
|
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According to Ukrainian media, he threatened to jump while addressing his supporters.
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We addressed this incident when it occurred, we are addressing it today.
|
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Yet there was President Obama in December, addressing Hamo publicly via Facebook.
|
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And it's planning to develop the addressing system in several Asian languages.
|
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So the evidence suggests that addressing America's gun problem would certainly help.
|
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I'm in a space now where I'm not addressing the problem anymore.
|
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Now, I want to start by addressing the elephant in the room.
|
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Macy's takes the lead and finally starts addressing the overstored retail landscape.
|
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Society as a whole has a fear of addressing our worst secrets.
|
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Stephenson was addressing parliament about problems faced by another producer, British Steel.
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Addressing those structural barriers are just as important, if not more so.
|
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He also made a point of addressing prejudice in his acceptance speech.
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UPMC is working on addressing some of the patient barriers, Pappu said.
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So we'll be addressing your questions about drones in a later episode.
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We are grateful for this feedback and committed to addressing these issues.
|
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But nonetheless, it also distracts from real solutions to addressing gang violence.
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It means there's an area that we believe we should be addressing.
|
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This isn't even Google's first shot at addressing low-end phone performance.
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I'm addressing each person separately, asking her to envision her own beach.
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The addressing system can be downloaded for free on iOS and Android.
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Let's hope the shows creators do a better job addressing the issue.
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Across the West, governments are developing ways of addressing mounting public concern.
|
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Now, Comcast is now addressing the controversy… with yet another data cap.
|
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Girardi wasn't criticizing Dorit though — she was addressing her anger towards him.
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After Saturday's game, Boeheim made a statement addressing the Jimenez family directly.
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We were troubled by his comments and are addressing them with him.
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Here are some of the questions it could be addressing, but isn't.
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Conservatives respond by talking about conservative issues, Democrats respond by addressing guns.
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This can be fixed if they got serious in addressing these issues.
|
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The couple later released a joint statement to PEOPLE addressing the incident.
|
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Rob doesn't waste any time addressing the disparity in their love languages.
|
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"We are addressing the entire chain to impose different standards," he said.
|
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BuzzFeed on Thursday published an open letter by Biden addressing the victim.
|
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Her days of directly addressing the public about her controversies are over.
|
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Addressing corruption and government accountability are Democrats' top priorities going into 2019.
|
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For some, commemorating slavery is a vital part of addressing contemporary injustices.
|
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The big picture: Addressing economic inequality means different things to different candidates.
|
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Its ticking minutes signified the urgency of addressing the threats to humankind.
|
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Removing Calhoun's name obscures the legacy of slavery rather than addressing it.
|
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They counter that the government should only focus on addressing explicit discrimination.
|
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We couldn't talk Android phone notches without also addressing Android phone chins.
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It's a weak point that it's hard to see Apple ever addressing.
|
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Almost ten days later, del Rey responded, addressing Banks directly on Twitter.
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This is the first piece of EU legislation addressing platform-business relations.
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Maybe they should attend a conference addressing that very issue... oh, wait.Â
|
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Addressing the debt situation in the U.S., McCormack painted a mixed picture.
|
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" Heard continued by addressing her dissatisfaction with being classified as a "victim.
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I have no intention of addressing these matters again after this interview.
|
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On Thursday they introduced the first federal bill addressing the gig economy.
|
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His government says it has spent $503 billion addressing the refugee crisis.
|
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And it was naive, defensive, and slow-footed in addressing these problems.
|
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On Tuesday, the 20-year-old posted a tweet addressing the reports.
|
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Among other urgent government priorities were addressing drought, labor and economic problems.
|
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But Canedo said that many old difficulties in addressing campus hunger remain.
|
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During his set, the comedian spent time addressing the upcoming presidential election.
|
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And Trump continues to rally against leaks without fully addressing the allegations.
|
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GOP candidates are also addressing the skyrocketing expense of higher education. Sen.
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It is, however, different in how it's talking about addressing that issue.
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BOORSTIN: YOU'VE BEEN WORKING ON ADDRESSING THE LACK OF DIVERSITY AT FACEBOOK.
|
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Addressing both should not be allowed to become a zero-sum game.
|
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I would like to begin by addressing the terrorist attack in Manila.
|
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"It will be extremely difficult," he said after addressing the private meeting.
|
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Silicon Valley wants to play a role in addressing unmet social needs.
|
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Now, geocoding technology has created the possibility of even more specific addressing.
|
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Addressing these challenges will require experts at the top of their game.
|
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Hours later, Twitter released a statement of its own addressing the report.
|
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Addressing the crisis will, experts say, require tens of billions of dollars.
|
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But it is a #MeToo thing, it's addressing a power dynamic, right?
|
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" Addressing onlookers, Trump added, "She wants to know my thoughts on childcare.
|
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Wicker also said addressing the FCC's future powers was a chief concern.
|
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Stop acquiring more land and start addressing critical needs on existing lands.
|
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" Krichbaum, addressing Malysa, said, "You tell me you love this little boy.
|
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Addressing two crises at once will, obviously, require a lot of resources.
|
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This is about a Honeywell that is addressing climate change, isn't it?
|
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Rachel Roy is finally addressing those "Becky with the good hair" rumors.
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Basically, there are two main approaches to addressing this sort of anxiety.
|
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The embassy also distributed pamphlets to attendees addressing the U.S.-Russia relationship.
|
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"We're addressing a gap in the industry," he said in an interview.
|
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However, you also have some deep, private, intimate issues that need addressing.
|
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But Fleetwood said that addressing politics in music is not for everyone.
|
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Share how to do realistic risk assessment by directly addressing stated fears.
|
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This update demonstrates Facebook's commitment to addressing both issues via artificial intelligence.
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The first step in addressing a problem is recognizing there is one.
|
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It was made in poor taste and we are addressing it internally.
|
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As we are addressing this, we need to address these other offshoots.
|
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"We're all related, yeah," he says, addressing the mysteries of Icelandic DNA.
|
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The pressure stems in part from state court cases addressing the issue.
|
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When addressing existing and emerging infectious diseases, time is of the essence.
|
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O.D. is addressing the issue through the appropriate diplomatic and military channels.
|
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The G.O.P. still has not come close to addressing its complicity problem.
|
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Addressing reporters, he teared up and struggled to deliver a short statement.
|
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The House this week unanimously passed legislation aimed at addressing the issue.
|
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"He is still addressing this to the people of Minnesota," she said.
|
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Addressing this central, moral issue must be national purpose of our time.
|
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Depending on the region, SCAN suggests different approaches for addressing that threat.
|
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" Of course, she couldn't let the issue go without addressing the "nudity.
|
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I think you're great," Josh begins while addressing her "as a friend.
|
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Addressing the situation, Padalecki wrote to his followers on Twitter on Sunday.
|
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The issue has also triggered legislation addressing credit reporting and data security.
|
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Trump reiterated that "all options are open" to addressing the ongoing crisis.
|
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Similarly, the U.S. will inevitably cede its international leadership on addressing climate.
|
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Daniella Monet isn't shying away from addressing the realities of new motherhood.
|
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Instead, Hickenlooper said, he thought about addressing the legislature by tweet storm.
|
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An initial version of the resolution focused on addressing only anti-Semitism.
|
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" Icahn added, "We have a massive problem and Donald is addressing it.
|
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The new licensing system will be aimed at addressing that, he said.
|
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The new licensing system will be aimed at addressing that, he said.
|
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The result winds up addressing a sort of longing in Ms. Redding.
|
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Trump got off to a good start in addressing an existential threat.
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By addressing North Korea's security concerns, he believes that diplomacy can work.
|
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But the priests and their backers say they are addressing real needs.
|
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It said it was addressing shortcomings it admitted in its working practices.
|
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Once you explore and understand someone's worries, you can begin addressing them.
|
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Addressing the tax regime is most critical, according to the EY chairman.
|
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It is Mr. Trump who is finally addressing their real economic concerns.
|
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And, even if they give us raises, they're not addressing class size.
|
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Yes we are aware and addressing it as it's an automatic setting.
|
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When it comes to addressing mass killings, what approach do you favor?
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This is a dynamic the Resistance has shown no interest in addressing.
|
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He also praised Trump's use of the "bully pulpit" in addressing abortion.
|
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Speier's office described the current protocol for addressing sexual harassment to CNN.
|
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But actually, addressing your difficulties can pay off better than you think.
|
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Here&aposs the one barrier they face that no one&aposs addressing.
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But none of them is accountable for addressing cyber in its entirety.
|
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Her biography starts out in second person singular, written as if addressing
|
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"The female gender has some serious issues that need addressing," Ross wrote.
|
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It's difficult to discuss pinot noir without addressing the subject of terroir.
|
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Addressing climate change is not a partisan issue, nor should it be.
|
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These are serious issues, and social justice movements should be addressing them.
|
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TV's "Rising," Jordan emphasized Trump's accomplishments instead of addressing the president's civility.
|
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"We have to follow the rules," Mr. Slutsky said, addressing the fans.
|
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But political and financial roadblocks are keeping us from addressing the crisis.
|
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Arabic, addressing Sutrallah in the lilting Cairo accent she picked up during
|
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This action was an automated response addressing user complaints about the playlist.
|
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Think addressing threats such as ISIS and al Qaeda is hard now?
|
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Governments must make addressing, identifying, and reporting hate crimes a true priority.
|
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" Addressing himself, he added, "It's O.K. to just chill for a second.
|
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Former President Bill Clinton greets delegates before addressing the Democratic National Convention.
|
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As a result, addressing the SDG financing gap has become much harder.
|
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However, he did so without forcefully addressing the country's serious macroeconomic imbalances.
|
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The Yale's men's basketball team responded with a statement addressing the controversy.
|
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Sure, artists will be addressing contentious issues, but in invigorating new ways.
|
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And she's responded by addressing the topic predictably and unflinchingly in speeches.
|
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We are addressing (through comedy) the damage that occurs from fat shaming.
|
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Those positions aren't shared by others also working toward addressing climate change.
|
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But there are ways in which certain brands are addressing these problems.
|
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This is all a very weird way of addressing Raymond Moore's comments.
|
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From the language on the intake forms to addressing the clients openly.
|
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"You touched the bottom," Abate says, addressing his class of 12 inmates.
|
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Sweeping things under the rug can make addressing trauma overwhelming for vets.
|
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It's a worthy argument, but not a replacement for addressing climate change.
|
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This could be a first step in addressing drunkorexia among student populations.
|
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We are not simply addressing dyadic transactions of individual consumers and merchants.
|
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Black said she's glad Airbnb is addressing the issue, but she's skeptical.
|
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President Obama has focused on building international cooperation on addressing climate change.
|
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It also means addressing the substantive social chasms that fueled Trump's rise.
|
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What do you have that might be useful in addressing this problem?
|
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Trump has voiced support for addressing the issue in his infrastructure package.
|
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O'Rourke stood in a wide doorway, addressing two packed rooms at once.
|
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And so far, addressing daylight saving time hasn't been a federal priority.
|
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Others note the demands of addressing three major hurricanes in a row.
|
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Chris Murphy condemned Trump's anti-media remarks while addressing the global pandemic.
|
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They want me to do what they say, without addressing my concerns.
|
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Andrew Cuomo held a press conference on Friday addressing the coronavirus outbreak.
|
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This is just the beginning of addressing the problem that we have.
|
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But they are making steps toward addressing a problem that needs solving.
|
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And the risk of not recognizing and addressing that messiness is vast.
|
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Clearly it isn't addressing the problem successfully, or at least not yet.
|
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The sole Supreme Court case addressing elector freedoms, 1952's Ray v.
|
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"The Human Network" is most fascinating and convincing in addressing this question.
|
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But zoning reform alone is insufficient for addressing America's affordable housing crisis.
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Keep sending your questions, we will be addressing more of these soon!
|
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Just last week, she rolled out a comprehensive proposal addressing Native issues.
|
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The debate began by addressing a major concern for Americans: health care.
|
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The hard-core minority opposed to any laws addressing gun violence does.
|
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The Police Department's attitude toward tracking and addressing biased policing is specious.
|
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Addressing those risks requires tapping into the genetic riches of wild varieties.
|
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He carried a sense that he was supposed to be addressing injustice.
|
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After that, the host got around to addressing Syria and Mr. Mattis.
|
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And by Wednesday, Ms. DeVos had issued a statement addressing the controversy.
|
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That's why we took responsibility for addressing this challenge within our company.
|
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Yacht companies have also distributed press releases or guidelines addressing coronavirus concerns.
|
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Lawmakers say they intend to pass additional legislation addressing its economic fallout.
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Approaches involve addressing not just what is taught, but how and why.
|
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" Addressing the women, Mr. Cumberbatch said: "We hear you and believe you.
|
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Use a comma when directly addressing someone or something in a sentence
|
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Bloomberg's sources say that the tweet was in part addressing the attacks.
|
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How Uber, Lyft, Seamless and more are addressing taxed gig economy workers
|
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Addressing the country on Tuesday night from his home in Wilmington, Del.
|
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There have been scattered signs of progress at addressing the mask shortage.
|
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It is states that have taken the lead on addressing gun violence.
|
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You can see Huck, front and center, addressing a well-dressed crowd.
|
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Debate moderators kicked off the November debate by addressing the impeachment hearings.
|
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Addressing his peers in front of a new memorial for the Sept.
|
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Addressing "my brother" Kaepernick, Lewis counseled the young man to fall silent.
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Then she leaned down, addressing the children in a conspiratorial stage whisper.
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Spain's new law addressing gender violence went into effect a month later.
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" Addressing Mr. Trump directly, Mr. Schiff said, "You are not a king.
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" Administrators, the report stated, resisted addressing "sex and alcohol in any way.
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Stella's Facebook post from Friday addressing the Twitter ban is currently unavailable.
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His firm, VanEck/MVIS, is addressing that issue with independent pricing benchmarks.
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"That's not true," Murphy said, addressing Barr's comments on the Senate floor.
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By addressing driver behavior, we can achieve a target of Zero Collisions.
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"You looked for weaknesses that you could exploit," Welles said, addressing Cosby.
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Four separate bills addressing DACA failed in the Senate on Feb. 15.
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Giuliani has largely been addressing that revelation in his follow-up interviews.
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Overall, this product seems aimed at addressing stigma associated with smoking pot.
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This explains why religious leaders show their palms when addressing an audience.
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At last, the poet names his companion, Ramon Fernandez, by addressing him.
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" Unfortunately, we can't talk about ahegao without addressing the infamous "ahegao hoodie.
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California Today Thursday: This year, the speech was focused on addressing homelessness.
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He was addressing a gathering of Iranians who chanted "Death to America".
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This is only a start at addressing the failures of political institutions.
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In the meantime, identifying and addressing pregnancy discrimination depends on your situation.
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Rather, it is an important initial step in legislatively addressing this problem.
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They were better at addressing my feelings than I am right now.
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The U.S. congresswoman criticized the CBS debate for not addressing climate change.
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First, any successful LGBTQ curriculum starts by addressing intolerance among teachers themselves.
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Another Trump M.O. is to take credit for addressing crises he created.
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The abuses can only ever be rectified by addressing each in turn.
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Anthony did not speak after the game, leaving without addressing the media.
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This points to the importance of addressing mental health alongside physical health.
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Unfortunately, today's political environment presents real peril to addressing this pressing need.
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Only by addressing this long-neglected challenge can we consolidate our democracy.
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Democrats have a difficult task in addressing the possibility of a recession.
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McKinsey says it is "addressing the changing panorama both internally and externally".
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Theroux even shared a video of Cox addressing Aniston during the toast.
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On a positive note, he had a good answer about addressing homelessness.
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Past presidents have attended the event and delivered remarks addressing the press.
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And they've watched federal policy move away from addressing these existential challenges.
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Facebook executives did release statements on Wednesday addressing the Cambridge Analytica situation.
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Their revolt last year forced the company to start addressing the issue.
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Canada and Mexico need to be creative in addressing underlying U.S. concerns.
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The process of addressing turnover hasn't been easy for our leadership team.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill has a trust problem and its finally addressing it.
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Today you're addressing control, power, and how you talk about those themes.
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Giving them a vote would be a first step toward addressing that.
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State attorneys general have been effective in addressing tech antitrust matters before.
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Addressing poverty is a moral issue for Jews, Rabbi Janner-Klausner said.
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"And now they have a new one," Trump said, addressing his critics.
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And in recent months, three states have passed legislation addressing these facilities.
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And I'd like to turn to addressing some of those questions now.
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"I think it is disgusting that we're not addressing this," he added.
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"I know that you have access to legislators," Vieira said, addressing Gorsky.
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And that there is a great economic opportunity in addressing it now.
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I've consulted with lawyers, I'm now addressing it simply for security needs'?
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The West Virginia senator would rather focus on addressing issues with Obamacare.
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Having a plan that can't get passed is not addressing a problem.
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Only by first addressing that problem can other political progress be made.
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The Massachusetts senator addressed overflow crowds before addressing the majority of attendees.
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Yacht companies have also issued press releases or guidelines addressing coronavirus concerns.
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It's not just that they're prone to addressing the news of today.
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New York lawmakers had been proposing bills addressing conversion therapy since 2003.
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Addressing staff-student sexual harassment is an urgent issue of gender equality.
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One of the first things they'll be addressing is naming the foundation.
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But we have also supported addressing long-term structural issues with China.
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Not just addressing the March for Life but doing a whole event.
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Mr. Garcetti says electric vehicles will be critical to addressing climate change.
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Then, make two separate lists addressing these questions: • What do you notice?
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Just beginning with Trump's addressing this issue ... Credit where credit is due.
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And a major part of addressing racism is recognizing its multiregional history.
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You can't address energy performance in large buildings, however, without addressing rooftops.
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However, in an interview with the Hindustan Times just before addressing the crowd of Indian-Americans, Trump said he'd be willing to play a mediating role in addressing the "very, very hot tinderbox" of Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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This is how you can get wildly vacillating positions and bold, empty promises in bipartisan meetings with the man — whether those meetings are about addressing DACA and immigration or about addressing gun control after the school shooting in Florida.
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The publication noted he seemed most animated by the topic of reducing the national debt, largely considered a fiscally conservative position, and he called for a "centrist approach" for addressing entitlement spending, spurring economic growth, and addressing climate change.
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They stressed addressing modifiable risk factors such as diet and exercise; tobacco, alcohol and drug use; improving access to quality health care; and addressing the social determinants of health, such as the conditions in which people work and live.
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This is not the first time Pichai would be addressing students in India.
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Canada has long been seen as a laggard in addressing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Celltrion said it was making progress addressing the concerns raised by the FDA.
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If they continue postponing addressing such issues, a new banking crisis could emerge.
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Facebook said it looks forward to addressing any questions the Commerce Committee has.
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But his legislation is one of many addressing immigration, a politically divisive issue.
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In fact, police often do a bad job of actually addressing urban violence.
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The drug maker said it is addressing the issues raised in that letter.
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"We would like to thank you all," one read, addressing Peterson's broken glasses.
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Hap cooly asks, "It is you, isn't it?" before addressing her as Prairie.
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Addressing the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Draghi acknowledged the economy had been disappointing.
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"By not addressing workers concerns, hazards remain, and the injuries continue," Hoffman said.
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It's indicative of the lack of smart technology specifically — and intelligently — addressing women.
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Instead of addressing the bug, the footprints feature has now been removed entirely.
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Yet Temer refrained from addressing the crowd during the roughly three-hour ceremony.
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This isn't merely a semantic point; it's crucial to actually addressing mass incarceration.
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RapidSOS is not the only company that's addressing this gap in the market.
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In addition, sheriff's deputies will be addressing cyberbullying again with students next week.
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We're considering this a very serious matter and are addressing it as appropriate.
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AUTHORITIES IN Beijing held a rare press conference addressing unrest in Hong Kong.
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I.Am, who just dropped a song specifically addressing Trump's offensive comments regarding women.
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In fact, he's never had the occasion to write an opinion addressing Roe.
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Panneerselvam, addressing jubilant supporters outside his residence in Chennai, appealed for party unity.
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" Addressing the party's leadership, Sanders said, "Open the doors, let the people in.
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Izzo continued to appear angry while addressing the entire team during a huddle.
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We don't know why the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System was disabled.
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" He continued, addressing the Republican nominee: "Have you ever been to Arlington Cemetery?
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Addressing this would have required fresh work and delays for the 5X program.
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With 83,000 ambulances in the US, RigPlenish is addressing a $1.3 billion market.
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"Directly addressing a human health concern, or a major technology demonstration," Huot says.
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EFS representatives finally released a public apology addressing the incident several days later.
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This both appeals to most Americans and is critical to addressing climate change.
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His confidence and certainty while addressing his viewers make this story so compelling.
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It's one of those topics that, until now, has never really needed addressing.
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She said it would form part of her strategy for addressing climate change.
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Mai and Siriano are both committed to addressing this fundamental oversight in fashion.
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Opposed: Except for one thing—you're not addressing the question we were asked.
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"Not addressing menthol in e-cigarettes was a huge missed opportunity," she says.
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We cannot speak of art and debt in Puerto Rico without addressing colonialism.
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By never addressing his victims, Moi missed the chance for reconciliation, he said.
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But violent fringe groups pose a specific kind of threat that's worth addressing.
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CBDRG's focus is on addressing unmet needs in the aftermath of natural disasters.
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Addressing climate change isn't just about moving to cleaner forms of energy anymore.
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It was the president's first time addressing his Assembly rivals in the chamber.
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Katharine Burdekin's 1937 novel is an early example of literature addressing contemporary politics.
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A comprehensive US strategy for addressing the global refugee crisis is long overdue.
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They are addressing each corner of people's personalities, and showing them their potential.
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It's unclear, though, whether these sweeping changes are really addressing these individual issues.
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The startup is greatly expanding its potential user base by addressing new markets.
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Addressing the new contestants, Keoghan, 49, primes the strangers for their new adventure.
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Mark Meadows said while addressing President Trump's former personal lawyer at the hearing.
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They're addressing the benefits to their businesses, to their customers, to their employees.
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The government has taken small steps toward formally addressing the concept this year.
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C40 is a network of the world's megacities committed to addressing climate change.
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After his death, academics around China signed open letters addressing the Chinese government.
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Steve Harvey is addressing his shocking staff memo that was leaked in May.
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Amazon is finally meaningfully addressing its counterfeit issue after getting sued by merchants.
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The FDA has committed to addressing this problem, as the new rules indicate.
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"Our mandate does not go to other ways of addressing conduct," Mueller said.
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President Donald Trump would like to be seen to be addressing the calamity.
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Be sure you're thoroughly addressing these questions with your divorce attorney or accountant.
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Erdogan issued the call while addressing a crowd of supporters in Istanbul Saturday.
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As for the need it's addressing, it says it's a $300 billion market.
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Ben Higgins is addressing the rumors that he and Lauren Bushnell have split.
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Addressing gender issues and what we say to each other, it starts early.
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He's addressing this by having clients complete a semi-annual risk tolerance questionnaire.
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Now, his mother, Karen Meyers, is addressing the tragic loss on her Instagram.
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Understanding the complexity of the problem is a key component in addressing it.
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FX CEO John Landgraf is addressing Louis C.K.'s exit from the network.
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Rainbow obsidian is said to be best for addressing matters of the heart.
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Seeing artists protesting and addressing issues of sexual misconduct and inequality is inspiring.
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Addressing barriers to HIV care and treatment is critical to eliminating health disparities.
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Once, however, Gillon remembers John addressing the topic sometime in the early '90s.
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The brand released a statement to PEOPLE addressing the controversy over the summer.
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And studies addressing them will surely be conducted over the years to come.
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Addressing such cases effectively will give citizens a greater sense of democratic control.
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Some believe addressing root causes like poverty, inequality, and racism can reduce violence.
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" On Monday, HHS said that addressing the opioid crisis was "a top priority.
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He ranked weakest in addressing Mexicans' concerns about security compared with his rivals.
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Nor can they address it without addressing larger societal problems (especially toxic masculinity).
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"It's never been a weird thing," he told PEOPLE of addressing his sexuality.
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Microsoft is addressing Surface Pen accuracy issues with its latest Surface Pro tablet.
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In California, however, such agreements are prohibited from addressing issues of child custody.
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In fact, addressing it only led to more people commenting on her body.
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So I think that's what the new version of globalization should be addressing.
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And more than 50 bills addressing the growing opioid epidemic passed in June.
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The American Psychological Association recently released first-ever guidelines for addressing toxic masculinity.
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Addressing that view, Union recounted a painful experience in order to discredit it.
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It's addressing longstanding racial inequities and creating a more fair and just society.
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Tarantino was saved from addressing that with the arrival of Robbie on set.
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The White House is not addressing whether Trump and Kim may again meet.
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It's an issue the World Economic Forum (WEF) has been keen on addressing.
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Addressing this hate should not be a partisan issue in the United States.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio held a Monday afternoon press conference, addressing Pantaleo's termination.
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That is of course assuming you are actually serious about addressing our debt.
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Kyle admits she had a small case of the jitters before addressing Obama.
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ET with new information from the Capcom Unity post addressing launch day issues.
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But it also means finally addressing the Arab attitudes towards the Jewish state.
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Shortly after the tweet went viral, the people Twitter nominated began addressing it.
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"Wells Fargo understands and is committed to addressing policymaker concerns," said Jennifer Dunn.
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Possible voluntary solutions Some banks and data aggregators have begun addressing these concerns.
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McDonald's, in response, is playing along — while adding addressing West's "artificial meat" line.
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Cook said Apple is pushing "extremely hard" on addressing the changes to DACA.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) leaves the stage after addressing the Democratic National Convention.
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We should first dispel any question about the gravity of addressing climate change.
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For Nate's part ... he released a statement this week addressing the resurfaced story.
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This is about going beyond addressing the symptoms and, instead, creating a cure.
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And addressing climate change is going to be all about science and technology.
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Worry about how they're addressing the business to deal with the millennial customer.
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We have relationship stuff with him and Jessica we're going to be addressing.
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The good doctor pulls no punches when addressing the partners of their patients.
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President Trump is addressing the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Friday morning.
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But he said ultimately that's only a stop-gap between addressing larger issues.
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Trump began his speech by addressing job issues in Michigan, including car production.
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Addressing this so-called twin balance sheet problem is the more pressing priority.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - No specific actions addressing U.S. President Donald Trump's concerns about Amazon.
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In reality, the GOP has no intentions of addressing their constituents' economic concerns.
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But many hailed it as a useful starting point for addressing the issue.
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Trump is also expected to deliver a major speech addressing radical Islamic terrorism.
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Addressing this attack would mean rethinking how it designs systems for corporate clients.
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He succeeded in largely confining himself to addressing policy issues, even if loosely.
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On Friday, the Association published a blog post addressing the CDC case study.
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And they are looking for the candidate who is addressing their concerns best.
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" Addressing Julian Casablancas, Adams asked, "Who got you strung out on lasagne, though?
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First, the WTO is woefully slow in addressing concerns about unfair trade practices.
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So far, Apple CEO Tim Cook has issued two letters addressing the case.
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Addressing these issues can result in a system that delivers quality, affordable care.
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There are clear signs, however, that businesses aren't yet effectively addressing IoT security.
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Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) for the the FCC to avoid addressing complex items.
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But beyond that, Trump struck a markedly different tone in addressing his questioner.
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She added that the IMF is addressing its own "teeny tiny" pay gap.
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It scored high in value, quality, menu variety and addressing allergens, among others.
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Since his nomination, Judge Gorsuch has been reticent about addressing these critical questions.
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WhatsApp is addressing the needs of its users one feature at a time.
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Sanctions and military force are vital but reactive, optimized for addressing immediate situations.
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Instead of addressing that environment, however, the bank allowed the situation to persist.
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He was clearly surprised, and said "Wow" several times before addressing the crowd.
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We've written a followup story addressing this development, which you can read here.
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It's put a high emphasis on addressing ad viewability issues and advertising fraud.
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No lukewarm screed from Sandberg addressing a tertiary and much safer company concern.
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Tucker Carlson is contorting himself to avoid addressing the Trump-Comey-Russia imbroglio.
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And so, we're not seeing the old-school security companies addressing these challenges.
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Representatives from Jackson's estate wasted no time in addressing the two men's accusations.
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Swift finally addressed the alleged feud with Perry by, well, not addressing it.
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Since then, DJ Sneak has written a longer Facebook post addressing his haters.
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Addressing that remaining source could further improve human health, according to some experts.
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"You're addressing the physiological cause, not just treating the symptoms," says Bar-Chama.
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" He continues, addressing "anyone who tried — and might still try — to blame Amy.
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Addressing these vulnerabilities and rethinking our cyber approach must be priorities as Gen.
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We have to keep on addressing it and exposing it to our communities.
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Even after addressing the tech debacle with an apology, she left them up.
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A lack of funds has been a major obstacle to addressing this problem.
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People are going to die if we don't start addressing climate change ASAP.
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Addressing these abuses is an opportunity for collaboration between Congress and the administration.
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We heard from readers about local yoga studios addressing touch, communication and consent.
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Then, those same cities or regions must prove they are addressing inequality issues.
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Addressing stress will make both your quality of life and your workplace better.
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Local governments were called upon to maintain social stability while addressing the problem.
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For 22019-2017, the CFPB issued such a strategic plan addressing these topics.
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But he does not yet have a national proposal for addressing affordable housing.
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"I think that ship has sailed, Corey," addressing the person inquiring by name.
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These revenues are critical to addressing a second market failure that limits growth.
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Those were rare instances of courts addressing the issue on a statewide basis.
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Romero's campaign focused on addressing the climate crisis, creating jobs, and improving infrastructure.
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Today President Trump signed an executive order addressing political spending by religious organizations.
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"The programs are not a panacea for addressing the opioid crisis," Compton added.
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Her decision led to a Supreme Court case addressing presidential power over immigration.
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Addressing the audience directly, Corker noted that there were many young people present.
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The education work is focused on customizing learning for students and addressing disparities.
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"There is a psychology when addressing men and skin care," Mr. Gafni said.
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Addressing human rights in business discussions and decisions is not a new approach.
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"I'm working on addressing my mental health complications," is how he put it.
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The law has always famously lagged in addressing the rapid evolution of technology.
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Ocasio-Cortez dismisses the charge that she is "radical" for addressing this issue.
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It added that it had already addressed or was addressing APRA's other concerns.
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But Dr. Lee doesn't send Taylor back home without addressing her aesthetic concerns.
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When we talk about guaranteed high quality universal healthcare, it is addressing that.
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There were many other issues that needed addressing, such as functional sewage system.
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He kissed babies and pulled supporters into bear hugs before addressing the crowd.
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If you ignore customer feedback, then your business isn't addressing its pain points.
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But Manfred has also said that addressing the stadium problems in Oakland, Calif.
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That is why state attorneys general are important players in addressing this crisis.
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At the time, the president was addressing a reporter's question about voter fraud.
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These concessions cannot coexist with forceful new European sanctions addressing non-nuclear issues.
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But Kerry did not release the report addressing Islamic State and the Rohingya.
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In addressing Comcast's rival bid for Sky, Hancock said he would not intervene.
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Addressing these often undesired outcomes is the meat of most time-travel movies.
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Past efforts at addressing the practice have been waged principally for partisan advantage.
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She seemed to represent some royal spirit, a princess addressing her armored knights.
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China was a first mover in finally and effectively addressing this deflationary backdrop.
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Do you see that as a problem, and how are you addressing it?
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Dollars need to be spent on addressing mental health, substance abuse and homelessness.
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And yet, incarceration is still a common method for addressing America's addiction crisis.
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"Addressing Grieve's remarks, he said: "Mr Grieve will see what he's right about.
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"If confirmed, I will be an advocate for addressing climate change," she said.
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Mnuchin said addressing currency swings was "one of the IMF's most important roles".
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