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Discover LudwigThe phrase "addresses easily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something can be dealt with or managed without difficulty.
Example: "The new software addresses easily the common issues faced by users, making it more efficient."
Alternatives: "handles easily" or "tackles easily".
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That might be useful here for those people who forget addresses easily - a number and street to be fastened on the hat or dress.
In MANET, attackers can forge the IP and hardware addresses easily, so a malicious node impersonates many identities and it is difficult to bind a single identity with one node.
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It might be useful here for people who forget addresses easily-a number and street can be fasten on the hat or dress.
Adams was ostensibly suspended because he published the email address of an NBC executive, yet as he pointed out it was a public NBC address easily accessible on Google.
The Tory strategy of eliding its undeserving benefits claimants narrative with Labour's traditional concern for the poor – in his Today programme interview, Mr Duncan Smith repeatedly referred to Labour as "the welfare party" in order to undermine its criticisms of his policy – is too slippery to address easily.
It is obvious that many important estimates can be addressed easily.
Nevertheless, when several individual networks are combined together to build the model, the weakness can be addressed easily.
The aim of the present paper is to design a global (i.e. the same for each phase) numerical method to address easily this coupling.
The exclusion criteria included all other types of distal femur fracture, as they can be addressed easily with ordinary or mini-invasive lateral or lateral parapatellar approaches without the need for osteotomy of the tibial tubercle.
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LPS contamination in LA can be addressed easily.
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