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Giuliani said Trump's attorneys have responses prepared for some of the most controversial issues they think the special counsel report may address, particularly whether the president obstructed justice.

But he did suggest that courts could address particularly fraught situations case by case without adopting a general rule applicable to all petitions.

Edward Long, an 18th-century historian, once said of the Carnival woman: "In her paces she exhibits a wonderful address, particularly the motion of her hips and steady position of the upper part of her person".

SOME of the most serious charges against the James brothers involve the club's apartments and the brothers' "compulsive hoarding disorder," which their legal papers describe as a medical condition that they "have taken serious measures to address, particularly in recent months".

Moreover, studying the effects of time-varying predictors such as maternal employment poses specific analytical challenges that standard methods cannot readily address, particularly if time-varying confounders of the relationship of interest are themselves affected by earlier values of the predictor.

A decade ago, high school dropout was viewed as a problem that was almost impossible to address, particularly by the time students were in high school.

"These words are addressed particularly to Cosaw.

Preparing bicycle master plans will be addressed, particularly California requirements.

The flow diversion topic is also addressed, particularly by EHEDG Guidelines.

But Mr. Giuliani said other issues could be addressed, particularly in the schools.

A guide to practical, purposeful praying, addressed particularly to women, by the Bible instructor and actress.