Clinton first addressed the issue in March, shortly after transparency concerns were raised following reports that she used only a personal email account to conduct government business.
There he addressed British and Omani troops on the equally harsh soil of the Arabian peninsula - not far from where the world's most wanted man lived until he found his lethal calling.
Abbott addressed the controversy when he faced the media in Houston, Texas, on the last leg of his trip to North America.
While her and her father's book addresses the individual necessity and pursuit of forgiveness, Mpho says it is also a fundamental part of the future of South Africa, the country she still lives in, and said there are still palpable resentments that need to be addressed.
A poster pinned up nearby advertises a recent public meeting where worried residents were addressed by Network Rail representatives.
Requests are written on a piece of paper addressed to the imam and deposited into a wishing well.
As part of the endorsement, which came at the end of his summary of a month of political interviews, Brand also addressed his previous comments during an interview with Jeremy Paxman on the BBC's Newsnight that people should not bother voting, saying he had learned since then.
And Western Australian premier Colin Barnett, also a Liberal, said he would never agree to an increase in the GST unless the state's long-standing complaint about GST distribution was addressed.
"Last night I addressed my first direct letter to you.
He also addressed concerns the consultation period was too short.
How do we create an economy that works for all of our people rather than a small number of millionaires?" Sanders also directly addressed climate change: "I want to see this nation lead the world" in revolutionizing its energy sources, as well as campaign finance.
