Burnham also followed an emotionally charged address from 91-year-old activist Harry Leslie Smith, who spoke of growing up in a "barbarous, bleak and uncivilised" time before public healthcare.
Her persistent refusal to reveal the location of the body was originally said to be a consequence of legal advice, but was now put down to her not being "emotionally able" to address the issue.
Following its tradition of addressing emotionally difficult topics, Sesame Street's producers chose to address the attacks of 9/11 during this season on its premiere episode, which aired February 4 , 2002
In the nineties, she was engaged to a building contractor named Peter White, whom she addressed emotionally at her 1998 induction ceremony.
In fact, the attempt to resolve these debates with appeals to science alone is often a diversion to avoid addressing emotionally charged debates on values [ 18, 19].
Frances was an ambitious arriviste from New Jersey; Reed was an emotionally recessive philanderer who addressed his wife as Mommy.
Any concertgoers still drawn to the spirit of discovery are advised to arrive early enough for Bat for Lashes, a k a Natasha Khan, whose emotionally charged electro-pop addresses not only past and present but also some kind of future.
The case, a product of the Legislative Negotiation Project, describes how state legislators in Utah, a very conservative state, assembled a "Coalition of the Willing"— Republican and Democratic representatives alongside religious, civic and business leaders to negotiate a bipartisan compromise to address the emotionally-charged issue of immigration reform in 2010-2011.
The case describes how state legislators in Utah, a very conservative state, assembled a "Coalition of the Willing"— Republican and Democratic representatives alongside religious, civic and business leaders to negotiate a bipartisan compromise to address the emotionally-charged issue of immigration reform in 2010-2011.
It addresses such emotionally charged issues as wrongful birth, wrongful life, cloning, fertility tourism, abortion, "savior siblings," and other matters on the frontier of reproductive technology and genetics, including the creation of DNA databanks for forensic use and the ownership of genetic information.
