Italy, Spain, Portugal and others adopted policies that tackled domestic inflation, budget deficits and national debt head on.
This performance produced the decibels, but felt like a read-through that tackled rather than explored the dense score.
For a time in the mid-1990s, she was a reliable savior of roots music, with a handful of warm, spare albums released in quick succession that tackled family, love and skepticism in a striking, liquid voice.
Some Gorshin aficionados point to his portrayal of a bigoted alien with a half-white, half-black face in "Let This Be Your Last Battlefield," an episode of "Star Trek" that tackled racism.
He explained that the idea came after a conversation with Daily Show host Jon Stewart, who thought there was a gap in late night for a show with more diverse views that tackled issues other programmes avoided or struggled with.
Bellevue psychiatric patients went to private hospitals or to other city hospitals, including Metropolitan in East Harlem and Kings County in Brooklyn, where the psychiatric units are under supervision by federal court monitors after a 2009 settlement that tackled patient neglect, violence and excessive use of restraints.
In a decade when alternative music was hijacked by Coldplay and James Blunt, and Green Day's American Idiot was the closest rock got to social outrage, Sleater-Kinney were a cult force, writing radical anthems of rebellion that tackled issues from gay rights to the War On Terror with a high-kicking bravado that made guitar music feel revolutionary again.
Wendler, of Edgemere, said she decided to merge her social work and theater degrees by putting together an awareness piece that tackled issues of mental health, bullying and suicide.
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ATR, a Japanese company, was one of the companies that tackled the problem.
Then Brazil came up with a program that tackled drug companies, patent laws and uneducated patients.
