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- noun Plural form of
target . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
target .
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Examples
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One of their main targets is Dale Barbara ( "Barbie" to friends, "Baaaarbie" to his taunting enemies), an ex-military man who is just looking for the simple life of a short-order cook until the dome interrupts his plans.
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The Word targets our feelings through what I call “Aha!” experiences.
If I Really Believe, Why Do I Have These Doubts? Dr. Lynn Anderson 2000
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Q When you first started off, you used the term targets and I wasn't clear whether you said the President did or did not use it.
Background Briefing On Japan ITY National Archives 1993
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Did he in his conversations with the Prime Minister he used the term targets?
Background Briefing On Japan ITY National Archives 1993
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Among his targets is the Club For Growth, a group that tarred Huckabee as insufficiently conservative in the primaries and ran television ads with funding from one of Huckabee's longtime Arkansas political foes, Jackson T. Stephens Jr.
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One of his targets is the annoying commercial/propaganda put out by the corn lobby to make high fructose corn syrup look harmless.
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One of his targets is the annoying commercial/propaganda put out by the corn lobby to make high fructose corn syrup look harmless.
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January 6 what it called targets of rebels opposed to President Itno in
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TODD (on camera): Dive teams are launching over here and moving just downstream to get to what they call their targets, dozens of submerged vehicles.
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Some of them were what they called targets of opportunity where they received fire and they fired back.
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