But until he addresses his on-field composure, he'll be perceived as dirty and dangerous, which is unfortunate.
But the other damage – his mother, his sister, his wife – we're just left… Until he addresses these problems, they have won – they have still got the power over him".
"The Persians have been using these tactics for thousands of years, before America came to be," said a senior Israeli official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because Netanyahu has asked his government to remain silent until he addresses the U.N. General Assembly meeting this week in New York.
Yet while he would like to shift his attention fully to the onslaught already coming from Senator John McCain and the Republicans, Mr. Obama still has problems in his own party that may overshadow everything else until he addresses them: How to repair relations with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and her supporters and whether to offer her a spot on the ticket.
Of the other main pretenders, Andy Roddick will continue to stagnate until he addresses the need for greater tactical variety in his game, while it remains to be seen whether Nadal, who won a combined total of three matches at Wimbledon and the US Open, or Gasquet, a fourth-round loser in both tournaments, can bring their talents to bear on surfaces other than clay.
Duncan can do better than holding a meeting, issuing a report, and calling it a day, but until he addresses the root causes -- to paraphrase the Japanese submarine commander's famous phrase -- the cheating will continue until morale improves.
Beginning with "Spring Awakening," which was written in 1891 but not staged until 1906, he addressed teen-age lust, masturbation, same-sex desire, abortion, rape, and Lustmord ("lust murder").
Asked about the timing of his statement, Mr. Edwards told Mr. Schieffer that he was being "dogged by tabloids" and that they would not let up until he had addressed the matter.
Nothing much worked, until they addressed the issue through the dark, ugly prism of our immigration debate.
His press office says that having failed to fix the state's presidential primary system during six years in office, the governor feels he can wait an additional four years until he has to address the issue.
