Synonyms for addresses
ad·dress·es

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1. addressesnoun

   Synonyms:
   courtship, suit

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1. List of paraphrases for "addresses":

   address, tackles, directions, directorates, covers, discusses, deals, treats, trafficking, examines, responds, handles, sites

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1. Sarah Wild:

   The risk of some cancers is altered slightly among people with type 1 diabetes but not enough to cause serious concern, one question that the work addresses is whether long-term insulin treatment increases the risk of cancer and the good news is that there does not appear to be a strong effect.

2. Ken Paxton:

   The president’s revised immigration order is constitutional, lawful, addresses the 9thCircuit’s concerns and is a vital step in securing our borders, a temporary pause in the national refugee program will give the government time to review and determine how we can improve the screening process for foreign nationals seeking to enter the U.S. from six countries designated as ‘countries of concern’.

3. onlineibusiness:

   10 QUESTIONS SMALL BUSINESSES SHOULD ASK WHEN HIRING AN IT SERVICE PROVIDER Based on the premise that small- and medium-sized businesses oftentimes lack specific criteria to go by when seeking to hire an IT services provider for their every day Information Technology needs, the following list is a handy cheat sheet that addresses 10 main questions businesses should ask a potential IT service providers when seeking and comparing IT services:

4. Yuseff Hamm:

   When you have a chant going on like that, and no one addresses it, and then a week later, these killings come to fruition, I’m shaken, the rhetoric that’s going around, left unchecked, is very dangerous, and it invites people to do crazy nonsense.

5. Sarah Wild:

   One question that the work addresses is whether long-term insulin treatment increases the risk of cancer and the good news is that there does not appear to be a strong effect.