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addressing LAW

addressing N

addressing COMMUNIC
addressing COMMUNIC
addressing COMMUNIC

addressing

addressing
addressing ECON

byte addressing COMPUT

indirect addressing COMPUT

multicast addressing COMPUT

physical addressing COMPUT

logical block addressing N COMPUT

address <an address; addresses> N SCHOOL

absolute address COMPUT

absolute address N COMPUT

address bar N COMPUT

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He used the familiar you (anata), unthinkable before the surrender, in addressing him.
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Addressing a long-felt need among the expat population for pizza that was not topped with fish flakes or mayonnaise, it was an immediate success.
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Also, he is an exceptionally charismatic personality, possessing powers of persuasion which border on superhuman, especially when addressing large groups of people.
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A new generation of urban influencers and innovators is emerging which recognises that culture and creativity is central to addressing the challenges cities face.
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It publishes original, peer-reviewed articles addressing all aspects of reconstructive and cosmetic surgery of the head and neck.
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Lyrically, it conveys society's double standard toward women, addressing hurtful myths about female inferiority.
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Since 1830, a great deal of national legislation has been enacted, with much of it addressing the acceptance or the rejection of the metric system.
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Addressing reporters' concerns regarding the title, the network assured them that the expletive would not be used in promos.
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Faculty and advisors are becoming more proactive in identifying and addressing at-risk students.
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Register signaling is concerned with conveying addressing information, such as the calling and/or called telephone number.
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