| do address | 1.38 | What will be done to address the growing alienation of fans? | ||
| use address | 1.38 | There were other mechanisms he could have used to address the problems. | ||
| work address | 0.66 | Yet Ingraham is working to address this issue case by case. | ||
| create address | 0.53 | In Marin, a ceremony has been created to address just this pain. | ||
| form address | 0.53 | Bush is right that a bipartisan commission should be formed to address this difficulty. | ||
| set_up address | 0.53 | Tajuddin said a domestic committee, headed by himself, has been set up to address the problem. | ||
| arrive address | 0.39 | Clinton left before Gore arrived to address the senators at dinner Friday night. | ||
| call address | 0.39 | It was not immediately known what the meeting was called to address. | ||
| rise address | 0.39 | The Archon rose to address the awaiting masses. | ||
| be address | 0.33 | What is that address? | ||
| turn address | 0.33 | Suzanne turned to address the man asking the question. | ||
| draft address | 0.26 | A report on the consultation is being drafted to address the concerns of the labour sector. | ||
| meet address | 0.26 | EU animal health experts are also meeting to address the Dutch outbreak. | ||
| tailor address | 0.26 | Settlements in other places were tailored to address particular problems. |