All Muxtape addresses suddenly led to a small image of a cassette tape and a brief note about "a problem with the RIAA".
As soon as I emerge from the city's subway system – so admirably planned, so meticulously engineered, so impeccably maintained – I step into a reality where street names and addresses suddenly lose their meaning.
Raj suspects that an international political Web site posted his Gmail address, "because suddenly I was inundated".
And long after attorneys general and federal agencies have addressed the suddenly popular energy drinks like Four Loko, which combines an alcohol content of 12 percent and as much caffeine as a cup of coffee, this state's drinkers will probably continue ordering Allen's, the "champagne of Maine".
In North Dakota, a new, Republican-penned voter ID requirement had many Native Americans scrambling to acquire the official addresses they suddenly needed to cast ballots.
The administration also needs to decide how to address Japan's suddenly worsening economic problems.
But Torre realized that the length of his address to his suddenly fragile players was not as important as what he actually uttered.
Dylan Hartley gave Daly a consoling pat on the back as he left the field, then set himself to address what had suddenly become one of the most severe tests of his England team yet.
But in a dramatic flourish about an hour into the address, the president suddenly announced: "While insisting on our rights, these 15 sailors have been pardoned and we offer their freedom to the British people".
Once I started the V.P.N. connection, I used the Connect to Server command, entered the home Mac's Internet address, and boom: suddenly I was looking at its screen in a separate window, with full control of its mouse and keyboard.
