A report written by Chinese scientists and Zhaotong officials bluntly addressed the potential problems.
Mr. Perry, in an hour-long talk that included storytelling, quips and even a little tearing up, bluntly addressed a number of campaign issues.
" 'Children will continue to die,' she said recently, bluntly addressing the major challenge and the most desperate problem facing the new department.
Several numbers, including Elton John and Bernie Taupin's "Talking Old Soldiers" and the Traffic classic "No Time to Live," bluntly addressed aging and the brevity of existence.
The ad the Romney campaign pulled, after it ran at least 11 times in the Philadelphia media market, according to Kantar Media's campaign media analysis group, bluntly addressed Pennsylvania voters: "We fired him as senator.
If this starchy, nearly two-hour allegory about human hubris bluntly addresses a historical moment when global warming threatens the planet and pollution is fouling the seas, its chilly, formal tone keeps you at an emotional distance.
Not only does his relationship with Ayatollah Khamenei limit him from bluntly addressing the issues facing the country, Ayatollah Khamenei's supporters are eager to label any potential criticism as an insult of the supreme leader, which is illegal under Iranian law.
On Tuesday, Mr. Obama bluntly addressed issues of corruption and press freedom in speaking to the group at the White House, saying that "sometimes the older leaders get into old habits, and those old habits are hard to break".
While "the rule of law is not on the agenda of the current government", she says bluntly, addressing sexual exploitation such as the virgin trade needs to be part of efforts to tackle gender inequality on all fronts.
