"If somebody gives you a dollar, you could Band-Aid the problem.
One could surmise that this decision was as much a business decision as an emotional one, but she did something good with those shares -- she put them toward aiding the problem Exxon Mobil knowingly contributed to.
Mr. Hossino, the Syrian-American analyst, said private organizations were increasingly able to enter the country with aid supplies; the problem for official aid flows were not primarily practical, he said: "This is about legal barriers".
(Rite Aid says the problem has been fixed and that it is not aware of any data loss).
Blending streams and Track also provides some aid to the problem of disconnected FriendFeed conversations, first by alerting you to the existence of those threads by Track and then by encouraging the participants to consolidate around one or several.
"We can't just keep putting Band-Aids on the problem.
The new tax, he adds, is just "putting a Band-Aid" on the problem, predicting that "there will be ways around it with side-contracts.
In a brief interview on Wednesday, Mr. Stoute, a former record executive and artist manager, said the changes were "a step in the right direction, but it's still a Band-Aid on the problem".
Nearly a hundred years after it was first published, the prose retains its progressive heat and purpose, as here the Cadys write in conclusion: A cold and impersonal policy of silence or of intolerance supplies none of these aids; and the problem is too difficult for many youths to solve unaided.
The company focuses on the cause of an illness rather than simply throwing Band-Aids at the problem.
Switching up the profile picture may be putting a band-aid on the problem, but it does nothing to fix harassment in the long run.
