Where would his works go, if he had to add them now?

I have nothing to add to what I've said in the past.

If anything, you might want to add a little more.

All true, but they do not add up to the whole.

The project would add at least 10,000 people to the area.

Here all of them together do not add up to one.

What kind of city do all these changes add up to?

I should like to add a couple of things, however.

However, I also want to add a very important point.

Let me add another example of where we could act.

I would like to add a few points of my own.

I would like to add my voice to what has been said.

I would also like to add something to the report before us.

So I have nothing more to add, in point of fact.

If you add 3 and 2, the answer is 5.

But what if I were to add up the cost.

After a week or two, try to add another change.

She will add more about the problem in a moment.

You may as well be dead, she did not add.

I will try not to add to them too much.

Also you should add in the cost of your time!

If you want to add things then we can yeah.

Always looking for people because we need to add on.

Everyone had to add one to another to see what happened.

But would have had to add, A part of me does.

Little is known for sure about how the drugs work, but they seem to help children with attention-deficit disorders to focus.

Q. How do you feel about medication for attention-deficit disorders?

Those with mild attention-deficit disorder may also have serious social difficulties.

The term attention-deficit disorder turns out to be a misnomer.

Children in these types of programs have often been diagnosed with attention-deficit disorder; it's hard for them to keep their focus.

Younger children are more likely to receive diagnoses of attention-deficit disorder, too.

Alex has been living at the school since 1991, under treatment for hyperactivity and an attention-deficit disorder.

If the movie has intelligence to spare, it also suffers from attention-deficit disorder.

Attention-deficit disorder, hypertension and diabetes in children are considered epidemic.

Psychiatric evaluations turned up little more than attention-deficit disorder.

In other songs, he sang of forgetfulness and an attention-deficit disorder.

Another common problem is attention-deficit disorder, the inability to pay attention long enough to hear instructions or complete a task.

Is it any wonder that so many adults have attention-deficit disorder or display some of its tendencies?

And both, perhaps, would have been put on Ritalin, the drug of choice for treating attention-deficit disorder.

If we go to brain-attention disorders, there are six boys with attention-deficit disorder to every one girl.

"We studied vulnerable children with attention-deficit disorder," he said.

The frenetic running and screaming of her son, Mark, now 15, was diagnosed as attention-deficit disorder.

What about research into the long-term effects of stimulant use on people who are diagnosed with attention-deficit disorders?

The rapid increase in attention-deficit disorder is a striking example of diagnosis creep.

But other researchers said that the association between hormone resistance and attention-deficit disorder may be only coincidental.

And a variety of doctors advertise the imaging services, particularly for attention-deficit disorder, on the Internet.

Its output is the sonic equivalent of attention-deficit disorder.

As persistent as some symptoms of attention-deficit disorder may be, the problem is most acute in childhood.

"He had anger-management issues," she said, and as a child was treated with Ritalin, a drug often used for attention-deficit disorder.

Attention-deficit disorder is also afflicting the Dole team.