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Discover LudwigThe phrase "addresses said" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to something that has been previously mentioned or stated.
Example: "The report addresses said concerns regarding the project's timeline and budget."
Alternatives: "addresses those" or "responds to the".
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Residents at the addresses said they did not know anyone by Mr. Geritano's name.
"These are prime London addresses," said Paul Fawcett, OHG's assistant director of communications.
"We had 28 who used World Trade Center addresses," said Wellington Mara, the Giants' co-owner.
Certification alone doesn't address the problem that consumers think it addresses," said Nicolas Mounard, chief executive of Farm Africa.
"She had a number of personal addresses," said John Bitney, a former close aide who was fired by Palin.
-- was "the most eloquent speech in the last 40 years of Inaugural Addresses," said the talking head on MSNBC.
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"There's a vertigo of urban loneliness that late-night radio addresses," says Baxter.
I've had 35 addresses," says 22-year-old Scott.
That is what our results address," said Vazirani.
It was addressed," said Mark Hinkle, a spokesman for the Social Security Administration.
"Yes, that is an address," said the man, raising his voice.
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