"Belle de Jour" may have addressed a certain male fantasy that all women would like to work part time as call girls, but it also addressed designers' fantasies that even the dullest garments they produce might be considered racy.
The only worries he may have addressed are those of the faction of his party that worries that he will not do everything possible to win, including to go as low and dirty as he can.
Autofocus systems all have their weaknesses, and this may have addressed one Apple regretted in earlier iterations.
Pope Francis' speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Friday may have addressed similar themes as his address to Congress on Thursday, but the tone could not have been more different, with the pontiff issuing a scathing indictment of the U.N.'s failure to fulfill its mission.
Thus, the GPs may have addressed some comorbidities during subsequent consultations.
Some statements may have addressed issues that apply to the Dutch health care setting but are less important elsewhere.
Although data were collected in 2005 and practice development may have addressed some of the deficiencies identified, the results of this study continue to be pertinent.
Providing the MCHHB before birth may have addressed mothers' need for information about basic infant and child development and care, which is often lacking in developing countries (35).
Either waist circumference or BMI were significant for all HU instruments and both were significant for FT. When BMI was significant it may have addressed the variance in HUs associated with waist circumference and vice versa.
Our study suggested that people who received dental treatment were more disadvantaged at baseline, and that treatment may have addressed their employment barriers to some extent, such that employment outcomes were levelled up over time [ 9].
