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She did not address controversial right-to-know laws, under which industries are to make public their "worst-case scenarios" in case of attack or accident.

At a news conference on Wednesday morning, Archbishop Dolan said he preferred not to address controversial topics on his first day.

Woods's father is African-American and his mother is Thai, and it is in the context of race that Woods, until now, has generally been asked to address controversial issues.

One challenge was to address controversial issues like Vietnam, racial unrest, drugs and free love, all in a family-oriented museum that could accommodate hardcore countercultural types as well as middle schoolers, Mr. Lawrence said.

But the move is bound to prompt fresh discussion about the extent to which artists can legitimately use shock and graphic images to make points and address controversial issues.

The priests prefer to address controversial issues like same-sex marriage and the death penalty outside of Mass, and while anti-abortion marches are listed in the church bulletin, they are not announced after services.

Obama has addressed controversial issues within football before.

Christopher Williams addresses controversial juvenile literature of the nineteenth century in "Mumbo-jumbo" (92nd Street Y, Feb. 25-27).

Idris Elba has addressed controversial comments made by James Bond author Anthony Horowitz, who claimed the actor was "too street" to play 007.

Comedy is inherently democratic, welcoming in audiences who might otherwise shy away from addressing controversial subjects like religion (The Life Of Brian), politics (In The Loop, The Thick Of It) and even terrorism (Four Lions).

Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn introduced a bill yesterday that would increase members' salaries by as much as 30percentt without addressing controversial stipends that add thousands of dollars to what most council members earn.