The phrase "addressed addressed" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a repetition that does not convey a clear meaning or context.
Example: "The letter was addressed addressed to the wrong recipient."
Alternatives: "addressed" or "sent to".
Hopefully clear flaws will all be addressed addressed and ironed out by the time they make a film about your second-favourite iPhone app, Google Maps.
One corresponds to 'NO, if absent or not addressed', three corresponds to 'partially addressed, addressed but not in an adequate or satisfactory level', and five corresponds to 'Yes, adequately addressed'.
That is no more than basic courtesy: if you know me, know how I like to be addressed, address me that way.
"Although these issues are complex, unpopular and difficult to address, addressing them is critical," Mr. McClure emphasized.
He bolstered his argument in his Inaugural Address, addressing in unprecedented fashion the rights of women, gays and blacks.
The remaining addresses (n = 65) were largely post office boxes, rural routes, or incomplete addresses (addresses with only a partial street name or missing a house number).
Include your name, Johns Hopkins affiliation, daytime phone number, mailing address, address where you would like tickets sent and email address.
Enter "USPS change of address," "update address," "address change" or another similar keyword into a search engine.
Most of the missing geocodes were attributed to such problems as missing state (most often military addresses), address left blank, temporary address, address not in the United States, apartment name without address, or only a post office box given.
You can enter a single address, addresses separated by commas, or entire domains by including the last part of the email, after the "@" symbol.
"It is a danger that must be addressed and addressed quickly".
