In attacking the Bush tax cuts for the top 2 percent of taxpayers, the president is only incidentally addressing the deficit.
I also, but not incidentally want to address the graduates of this esteemed institution, especially those who are already parents or intend to be parents and who just might be thinking of their future descendants who will, hopefully, be around at the start of the next century.
Points of differentiation between these neoplasms, the use of cyst fluid analysis and an approach to the incidentally discovered cystic mass will be addressed.
All three studies had limitations; the only national study focused primarily on race/ethnicity and addressed country of origin only incidentally [ 12], while the other two were limited to single jurisdictions [ 13, 14].
As of Wednesday, administration officials were still portraying the court's rulings as a victory for President Bush that incidentally raised "some concerns" that needed to be addressed.
Incidentally, since the matter of uncontested scrums has been addressed this season, there have been no repeats of what Leinster did, which shows that every one of the practically weekly instances of it had been cases of cheating.
Incidentally, this theme has a totalitarian timbre - both Nazi and Soviet propaganda addressed itself first to youth, winning over the middle-aged later.
Incidentally, a biopsy of the patient's renal cortex revealed low-range borderline rejection, which we addressed with steroid therapy.
But the networks, Agnew thought, had tried to obstruct the President: "When the President completed his address — an address, incidentally, that he spent weeks in the preparation of — his words and policies were subjected to instant analysis and querulous criticism.
I've addressed this before, in a post about Mac Barnett's delightful "Guess Again!," which doesn't adhere to the standards of, well, logic, and which, incidentally, my niece and nephew love.
