Rather than addressing a supposedly widespread problem, these policies disproportionately disenfranchise African-Americans, Hispanics, other communities of color and vulnerable populations such as the elderly.
The questions about the televised address supposedly given by Mr. Hussein after the raid centered on whether the speech had been given by a double posing as him.
He was required to submit his reports to the governor from a private e-mail address (supposedly so that people could not recover them under freedom-of-information acts).
The Internet advertising firm DoubleClick Inc. recently announced plans to track Internet users as they moved through the World Wide Web and to link the electronic trail they leave behind with people's actual names and addresses (supposedly only with their permission).
The same may go for "Will & Grace," where the successful cast of characters that brought LGBTQ culture into the mainstream in the aughts will now address Trump (supposedly a friend of Megan Mullally's socialite character, Karen).
Mr. Cavalletti sang facing the audience, arms thrust, with his back to the roommates he was supposedly addressing.
But why, one should ask, was he addressing CPAC -- supposedly a political group?
The systems I had learned about in university that were supposedly addressing the needs of the world's poorest people, had failed Ling and many more like him.
This approach is based on the fact that while not everyone has an e-mail address, everyone supposedly has a unique street address, and that businesses tend to have street addresses for their customers more often than they have e-mail addresses.
For the prior 3 years, and for all 6 conditions, this represents on average 29.5% of preventive screening opportunities that were documented (supposedly addressed by GPs) compared to 70.5% on average that remained undocumented (supposedly unaddressed or missed opportunities).
