We wrote about the series a while back, and though we were dazed by the bitchy slang and utter juvenility of some of the dialogue, we liked the over-all concept: books that boldly and plainly address issues that actual teen girls (as opposed to the uniformly white and wealthy princesses that populate other teen novels) might face.
"There is ample medical evidence that direct oral suction places infants at a serious risk of herpes infection, as well as evidence that parents are sometimes unaware in advance of a circumcision that MBP will occur, and the regulation plainly addresses these legitimate societal concerns," Buchwald wrote.
The aims of ethics policymaking in the biomedical research sector are many: avoid being legalistic; be context-specific; speak plainly; address the diversity of issues, disciplines and cultures involved; facilitate harmonization, compliance and oversight; include all relevant stakeholders; be aspirational; be practical and yet, at the same time, be principled.
Spice is a symptom of a deeper problem that is plainly not being addressed.
The former is a text-based work made using the Twine engine that, as its title so plainly implies, sympathetically addresses the subject of depression.
In February 1859, a Navy board reported favorably on the Coston signal, stating that it was a better signal than any known to them and reiterating that "a good code of signals, plainly intelligible to the persons addressed, is absolutely necessary for the efficient conduct of a fleet".
Still, Williams addressed those issues fairly plainly in his chat with TC. "Please don't set this up as Evan thinks tech blogs are crap and therefore is fixing them with Medium," Williams told us.
"Plainly, there are still issues to be addressed," said Mr. Blair, the former British prime minister, "and the test of course will not be what is said, but what is done".
Rather, the top executives who addressed the general sessions before the conference ended Saturday spoke plainly and directly about the problems that confront agencies as they grapple with the continued downturn in advertising spending by clients.
He was doing this when he piped, "let me say plainly to the criminals who looted on our streets – you are a disgrace!" and he hit the word "plainly" as if there was the faintest chance that any of the people he addressed would be listening, or would even have a clue who he was.
