Legitimate tax preparers have also become fair game for crooks.
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All of these things then become fair game for people to say, see?
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When does an ostensibly private family event become fair game for media attention?
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However, as the two feuding sides flex their muscle, extended family members and associates have seemingly become fair game.
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Second, when a group reclaims an epithet, some confusion may arise about whether the word has become fair game for all.
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Partisanship in America is on the rise, and now it's become fair game for hatred toward people on the other side.
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And, indeed, that tech has improved to the point where once ghostly submarines have become fair game for detection and, if neccessary, elimination.
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But in Hong Kong's current political climate -- the protests have become increasingly violent since they began in early June -- the airport has become fair game.
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The extremist right-wing media, having become fair-weather friends of dynamic scoring, are creating misleading headlines about costs and benefits associated with the DREAM Act.
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Most of what we do — the websites we visit, the places we go, the TV shows we watch, the products we buy — has become fair game for advertisers.
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In other words, even if the rescission package doesn't pass, the list of funds outlined in it would become fair game when Congress wants to offset future spending.
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The latest bombings suggest that religious sites in all countries, even those with little history of anti-Christian attacks such as Sri Lanka, have become fair game for jihadists.
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Many of the men around him (Gingrich, Roger Ailes, Rudy Giuliani, Stephen Bannon) have sordid personal histories that would become fair game if the Clinton's own history were brought up.
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The Russo brothers are declaring May 6th as the official day online spoilers become fair game, so some fans have assumed that's when the Far From Home trailer will also arrive.
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They only have two ballots left, and then they become fair game, and I'm sure they're asleep on the job, thinking their only choice is to keep pulling the Trump lever.
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In many situations, videos or pictures posted online can become "fair game" for critics to use in online attacks against the poster's position or for other undesirable political or social statements, Mr. Goldman said in an email.
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By making it easier to kick species off the list of officially endangered and threatened wildlife, land that was once off limits is likely to become fair game for digging up more fossil fuels that contribute to pollution and climate change.
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The story of Kaushiki's birth is mentioned in the Matsya Purana and Markandeya Purana, with both the texts different. As in the Matsya Purana, Parvati once performed austerities and meditation to become fair (Gouri). It is said that from the skin she sloughed off from her body emerged the beautiful and dark- complexioned goddess Kaushiki. After that, Kaushiki went to Vindhyas and slayed Shumbha and Nishumbha, two demons who had gained the boon of immortality from Brahma.
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In that respect, he inherited The Holocaust influence on his parents' art. His mother paintings are utopian landscapes of an ideal world, while the paintings of his father, shows a dark world falling apart. The New York Observer wrote: "Elements that he incorporates into his brilliantly colored, sometimes gaudy canvases including brittle, biscuit-tin landscapes of the sort mass-produced in factories in Taiwan...The show,'Exfoliations', is further proof, like Mark Ryden's recent show at Paul Kasmin, that the huge world of kitsch has become fair game for fine art".
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Fair Isle (now Grove Isle) lying off Miami's Coconut Grove coast in 1928 First known as Fair Isle, its land was dredged out from Biscayne Bay in 1924During the boom years of the early 1920s the spoil bank that would become Fair Isle (now Grove Isle) was created when an "L" shaped canal and channel were dredged in the area. In 1924 a wooden bulkhead was constructed around the spoil bank and the area was filled to a 2 foot elevation (Voss, 1974)National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science National Ocean Service (2000) Biscayne Bay: Environmental History and Annotated Bibliography. Maryland: NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, p. 65 & pl.
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There are two universities in New Zealand that have been recognised by the Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand as fair trade universities. In 2013 the University of Otago became the first New Zealand university to be granted fair trade accreditation, along with more than 100 universities around the world that have become fair trade institutions.University of Otago "Otago Becomes New Zealand's First Fairtrade University" (2017) Vice Chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne says: "I am proud of the effort staff and students have gone to make this happen and look forward to a long and meaningful association with Fairtrade. We now have Fairtrade products available at all seven outlets on campus and 90 per cent of residential students have access to Fairtrade products in their colleges".
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The book triggered fierce public debate and was popular among the young generation. It was selected as one of the best books of the year in 2011 by the Hong Kong Book Prize organised by Radio Television Hong Kong, and has been on the best-seller list of all major bookstore chains ever since its publication in late 2011. Chin argued that a democratic China could hurt Hong Kong more as populism will reign in the democratic Chinese legislature, dissolving the "one country, two systems" commitment and Hong Kong's valuable resources would become fair game to a voracious China. "What we Hongkongers need is not a democratic China, but to build Hong Kong into an autonomous city-state first, merging the British culture with a restored Chinese culture," wrote Chin.
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