As the Post rightly points out, address book data can include physical addresses, very personal information, and more.
"In terms of the two dogs being different -- and that's your observation," he pointed out, addressing reports of my dog's lackluster performance on the puzzles as compared to Bronson.
As humor expert Gina Barreca points out, laughter "addresses the same issues as fear, not to dismiss them, but to strengthen our ability to confront them".
Further, we assume the existence of a failure-free node broadcasting mechanism [36]; and, finally, we point out that addressing node-to-node secure communications properties such as confidentiality, integrity, privacy, and authentication are out of the scope of this paper.
Dowd points out that SOTU addresses never moves the needle, approval wise.
As the article points out, McKellen first addressed his sexuality with the media in 1988.
MacCulloch points out that he continually addresses God as "Abba," Father, or even Dad, and that the expression translated in the King James Version as a solemn "Verily I say unto you" is actually a quirky Aramaic throat-clearer, like Dr. Johnson's "Depend upon it, Sir".
The review points out the need to address factors related to: the attributes of decision aids, the practitioners and patients who use them, and the practice environment in which they are used, to successfully implement decision aids into the process of care.
They point out that address changes require a confirmation letter be sent to the new address.
The document pointed out that evidence addressing the risk of ischemic stroke associated with the use of HCs is generally poor.
