| He suggests that Romans is directly geared to its addressees since any kind of parenesis is necessarily that. |
| Somebody writes down the addressees name and address, and suggestions are made one by one. |
| Also, in both cases, the data transfers are necessary for the addressees to perform their tasks. |
| Poetry then embraces the failure of communication in terms of masses, but not between individual readers and writers, addressees and addressers. |
| But this system proved to be ineffective insofar as these civil servants rarely managed to meet the addressees. |
| The customer is aware of the fact that no guarantee can be given that the data he provides on the internet will reach their addressees. |
