On "Use Me," he addresses desire by comparing it to the natural movement of waves across sand, of the moon moving the tides.
While there is other sanctioned gambling as well -- horse racing, casinos, bingo, etc. -- the widespread existence of lotteries demonstrates that a regulated betting environment has been embraced by government officials and society, and that it addresses desired behavior with a rational scheme.
Sprewell did not let the meeting stop him from addressing his desire to bring Joe Smith to the Knicks.
Whether lines through bus routes or into the lives of others, developers are addressing a desire for connection, not just to other humans but to the places we live.
"Beeple decided at one point that he wanted to be a better artist," says Allen. "His way of addressing that desire was to try to make a piece of art every day, and post it online.
Such a QPL would have the additional benefit of addressing parents' desire to use written resources as a prompt for communication with a HCP and the inability of some parents to ask the right questions during consultations.
Still, Star brings up a larger conversation about musical dramas and their current place on television, especially when it comes to addressing the desires of fame.
Elizabeth therefore sought a Protestant solution that would not offend Catholics too greatly while addressing the desires of English Protestants; she would not tolerate the more radical Puritans though, who were pushing for far-reaching reforms.
Democrats, however, expressed outright dismay that Mr. Rowland chose not to address their desire to publicly finance and limit campaign spending.
Senior administration officials confirmed that Mr. Rumsfeld had written to Mr. Bush in recent days to address his desire for accelerated research into missile defenses.
But management says that the proposal does not address its desire to cap its contributions and that without the changes it seeks, the three companies' health costs are projected to rise by $1 billion over three years.
