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The phrase "addresses to join" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to providing contact information for joining something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Please send your addresses to join the mailing list."
Alternatives: "contact details to join" or "information to join".
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But as teenagers part with their email addresses to join new teenage shopping sites, they can expect targeted offers (virtual mail shots) to automatically appear on their computer screens or phones when they log on.
Members must give real first and last names as well as verified home addresses to join Nextdoor neighborhoods that on average comprise 750 households.
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Back then, it was still called thefacebook.com, and you had to have a Harvard e-mail address to join.
Join the lab64 Slack channel, lab064.slack.com (note: you must use your stanford.edu email address to join).
I invite the Human Rights organizations and other respected individuals addressed to join me on 12 July at 5 00PM at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow for a brief statement and discussion regarding the next steps forward in my situation.
Just like Facebook in the early days, which required a university e-mail address to join, Yammer requires a corporate email address to join.
Upon launching the game, users are asked to enter their email address to join FarmVille Mobile.
Others who joined in 2005 and 2006 remember it being a real student phenomenon - "you had to have an 'ac.uk' address to join" - which may have given it an added cachet, especially for those still in school.
To get this, however, the user must enter their email address to join the mailing list.
We still remember when you had to have a college email address to join.
The company's methods of managing privacy have changed, as well — you used to need to use your college's email address to join, for example, and you used to need register with a regional network.
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