"My price targets are supposed to be 12-month targets, and now they're 12-tweet targets," Mr. Siegel said.
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Revise targets and timelines if necessary, but communicate real targets.
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They focused on soft targets, as civilian targets are now known.
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All of the targets have been frequent targets of Trump attacks.
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They're hitting soft targets and churches, and synagogues are soft targets.
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"The enemy always targets soft targets, especially civilians," Mr. Abdi Abdullahi said.
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While the fiscal targets have been tightened, inflation targets have been loosened.
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"In our view, sales targets look reasonable and margin targets look beatable."
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Tesla's philosophy has always been to set truthful targets – not sandbagged targets that we would definitely exceed and not unrealistic targets that we could never meet.
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These have been remarkably accurate in defining breakout targets, and retracement support targets.
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"We are ahead both in our volume targets and our dealership targets," he said.
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It stopped amassing conversations concerning foreign targets, but that weren't from the targets themselves.
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The group has recently stepped up attacks against Pakistani military targets and Chinese targets.
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The government targets 5.3% growth in 2020, though its targets have rarely been achieved.
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Their publication comes the week after the EPA set biofuels targets for 2017 and biodiesel targets for 2018 that met or exceeded the congressional targets for most fuel categories.
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"I'm not sure that there are more targets, but there are continuous targets," he says.
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Even better, LimpidArmor's software allows the viewer to mark targets, highlight enemies, and track targets.
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Comedians use the kind of language for their targets that those targets most readily elicit.
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Or is that your idea that these targets would be targets that they would hit?
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The system can intercept targets as far away as 600 kilometers and can track 300 targets.
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And in the early days, we began to set targets – greenhouse gas and water intensity targets.
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While the number of targets is similar to last year, the size of targets has jumped.
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" Syrian state TV, meanwhile, said, "American aggression targets Syrian military targets with a number of missiles.
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Other targets of the explosives have also criticized the president and been targets of Trump's criticism.
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Before new targets are set I would need a lot of convincing new targets are needed.
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Having targets off-limits, picking the targets in DC, which we didn't do in Desert Storm.
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These targets have been approved by a consortium of environmental groups and think tanks called the Science Based Targets Initiative, which gives them more credibility than arbitrary targets without outside confirmation.
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Today, most utilities have met their 22025 targets, and many are closing in on their 250 targets.
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To increase transparency, Uber should identify company and organization targets and measure individual goals against those targets.
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But, in a financial plan, you need to shift your thinking from price targets to savings targets.
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Targets were sent an encrypted, compressed file that, once loaded, allowed the ransomware to infiltrate its targets.
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The company also provided certain financial targets for Fiscal 2017 as well as anticipated long-term financial targets.
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The math behind big data policing targets crime, but in many cities, crime suppression targets communities of color.
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Background: The victims of ransomware attacks are typically targets of opportunity, and cities generally aren't the primary targets.
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And when you look at profitability, we beat our own internal targets, we beat street targets as well.
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They would inevitably become priority targets in the event of nuclear war, possibly even targets for preventive strikes.
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Although neither her arguments nor her targets are new, the level of invective directed at those targets is.
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Israeli forces then attacked 12 targets in Syria, including four targets described as Iranian, the Israeli military said.
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In the same answer, Thiel attempted to summarize Gawker's entire editorial output of the past fourteen years:There were many different targets [Gawker] had, they had targets in Silicon Valley, they had celebrities as targets.
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In that study, researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign analyzed 42 studies and found that, compared to white targets, people are quicker to shoot armed black targets, slower to not shoot unarmed black targets, and more likely to have a liberal shooting threshold for black targets overall.
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Turkish military sources said the air strikes had hit 12 Islamic State targets, while artillery fire hit 70 targets.
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Kron said EOG has committed to setting qualitative targets this year and quantitative — or more concrete — targets next year.
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Then a monk gives players a list of targets, a vague map, and targets to hunt down and defeat.
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"This type of research could identify drug targets, vaccine antigen targets, and develop models for testing them," she added.
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This has distinguished it from others who have so far set carbon reduction targets but not carbon "negative" targets.
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In the simulated training environment, users can engage dismounted and mounted targets, as well as moving vehicles and stationary targets.
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Nixon envisions phages being used to pinpoint cancer targets and — what he deems the "holy grail" — central nervous system targets.
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For ISIS the targets selected for attack are key targets for the group: the Shia, Americans, and the Saudi government.
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"We want to have ambitious targets but we also want targets that the transport sector can deliver on," he said.
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The big difference is that rather than the federal government setting targets for states, states can set targets for themselves.
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These growth targets are intended to reflect the company's performance over the next two years and are not long-term targets.
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He does note, though, that Black Americans, the apparent targets of the weave accounts, have historically been targets of Russian propaganda.
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Daimler said it aimed to meet the targets, PSA said it would respect the targets while Fiat-Chrysler declined to comment.
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Saudi Arabia's informal price targets tend to ratchet up as realised prices rise, with its targets tending to be somewhat elastic.
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Of the six provincial-level regions keeping growth targets steady, two missed their targets for last year -- Inner Mongolia and Jilin.
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LOFTY TARGETS On Wednesday morning, Goldman also unveiled other broad financial targets and details on its other multi-billion-dollar businesses.
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Countries wouldn't want to put forward obviously weak targets, or underperform on the targets they did put forward, with everyone watching.
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" She recalls, "my body, young, plump, brown … laying out the bright orange hunting targets … For some, [the targets] made more work.
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It set ambitious targets, but it also made fundamental changes to the utility regulatory model, aligning utility incentives with the targets.
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The neural network compares the data it outputs with the targets and updates the network learns to better mimic the targets.
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Russian intelligence officers lure unsuspecting targets into compromising themselves, then document or record the act to blackmail targets at a later date.
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The long-term outlook for NYMEX oil remains bullish with initial targets at $58 and medium term targets near $583 and $72.
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Corbat is pushing the bank to reach 2020 financial targets he laid out last year after missing targets he set in 2013.
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The group held AUD1.3bn (ex-dividend) of capital at end-1H16, above internal targets, and AUD506m above common equity Tier 1 targets.
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"We want a real budget that has real reconciliation instructions, that has real revenue targets and real spending cut targets," Meadows said.
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Greco said the insurer was not setting new public cost-cutting targets, but cost savings would be embedded in its financial targets.
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The secretary would assign targets for cost and a fielding date, and the Milestone Decision Authority must then manage to those targets.
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Most animals are given only one appearance, but, incredibly, wildebeests turn up as targets or would-be targets in all three segments.
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The original idea of the Geneva Convention is that civilian targets were out, and it was military targets that should be used.
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And yet in the second half, the Marshall/Enunwa combo—which had caught ten of 11 targets combined—only saw five targets.
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Targets which stay independent for 30 months see stocks returns which are, on average, 53 percent lower than targets which were acquired.
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"I'm a little bit more worried about if there are soft targets or targets that have to do with transportation," added Kloza.
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"Now we have a 'target letter' where the targets or the expected targets of the product are identified and described," he said.
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The new course will requires shooters to engage realistic targets, both moving and stationary, from fixed positions and while the targets move.
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Certain missions -- striking deeply buried targets like command bunkers -- call for nuclear weapons to increase the probability of destruction of these targets.
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Shell, which did not specify any targets on Monday, plans to link these targets and other measures to its executive remuneration policy.
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Week 2 stats: 11 targets, 7 catches, 92 yards, 0 TDs Consensus ranking: 29 among WRs Why he could break out: Enunwa leads the Jets in targets and catches by far, pulling in 13 catches off 21 targets so far.
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In just the past few years, numerous molecular targets important in malignancy have been discovered and many drugs developed to affect those targets.
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Following its report late on Monday, at least two analysts reduced their price targets for Stitch Fix's stock, while four raised their targets.
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The malware was circulated by email; targets were sent an encrypted, compressed file that, once loaded, allowed the ransomware to infiltrate its targets.
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The string-bean rookie out of Temple got 11 targets against the 49ers Sunday after seeing 12 targets Week 12 against the Colts.
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States were also directed to set two or four-year emissions-reduction targets, although no binding emissions targets were set under the rule.
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She'll be joined by Cruz and Rubio, who are special targets of my disappointment because they were once special targets of Trump's ugliness.
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Already, Israel has carried out more than 1,000 airstrikes in Syria against some 250 Iranian targets, including 85033 targets in the past year.
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Steelers) Ladarius Green (PIT at Bengals) — With 17 targets over the last two games, Green has become one of Ben Roethlisberger's top targets.
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Top GOP targets Backing an impeachment inquiry is risky political business for these congresswomen -- some of the biggest political targets in the House.
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Rather than going at targets directly, they have used a side door of sorts by breaking into the networks of the targets' suppliers.
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The targets: Some of the fake apps were intended for highly specialized audiences, which may give a sense of some of the intended targets.
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Only three brokerages cut their price targets on the stock and four others raised their targets, saying Amazon's long-term growth story remained intact.
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The U.S. has already conducted two airstrikes against ISIS targets in Libya and more strikes are expected as targets are identified, the official said.
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"The issue is not the targets but the credibility of targets being maintained over the medium term while the economy is growing," Thomsen said.
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But when inflation sits so persistently below today's targets, persuading people that higher targets would produce higher rates will require action, not just words.
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These missiles would be inaccurate and would not be able to destroy military targets, but would be able to attack large targets like cities.
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The group held AUD1.4 billion (pre-dividend) of capital at end-1H17, above internal targets and AUD831 million above common equity Tier 1 targets.
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First, a growing list of European governments have issued dozens of "guarantees" with intentionally lax targets, and even those targets continue to be missed.
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The official offered no details on those targets, but presumably they could include Iranian oil facilities or targets involving Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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These current and former officials said that the potential targets were US military outposts in eastern Syria, and diplomatic and financial targets in Lebanon.
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The lender also said it had delivered on all strategic targets for 2017 and it remained confident it would achieve all targets for 2018.
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The country's third-biggest economy has passed its most ambitious economy-wide climate targets — some of the most ambitious climate targets in the world.
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But the fundraising targets are new, and these goals are being announced well in advance, giving candidates a clear set of targets to hit.
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Social media, and breaches, have also made it easier for scammers to find out personal details about their targets, and their targets' friends and relatives.
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Even the targets in the US and Korea, for instance, have comprised companies with Middle East ties, though FireEye declines to name any specific targets.
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There are a few shooting ranges right now that serve as testing sites for moving targets, but they're expensive because of the targets themselves: ROBOTS!
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But they have not met their targets on the reduction of Britain's borrowing and those targets are now being abandoned in the aftermath of Brexit.
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"My hope and expectation is that companies will sooner or later formulate water footprint reduction targets that include targets for their supply chain," he said.
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As players advance, the driving becomes faster, oncoming targets accelerate, and the identifying characteristics that help a player to select targets become harder to distinguish.
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Under the pact, individual nations came up with their own targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and agreed to revise those targets in coming years.
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We have a list of targets, ISIS targets, evidence on many individuals of ISIS, however due to the Turkish incursion our operations might be delayed.
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However, the quantitative targets set for 13 show that near-term growth targets are still being prioritised, at the expense of medium-term financial risks.
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The NSA now targets more than 100,000 individuals a year under Section 702 for foreign spying, and some individual targets get multiple taskings, officials said.
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Go deeper: Democrats load "subpoena cannon" with 85+ Trump targets The full list of at least 85 Trump investigation targets Republicans secretly study their coming hell
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But it does mean don't try to hit deficit targets and debt targets in the short term when you need to get your economic engine moving.
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In part because some of the targets are U.S. allies in Europe, "there are organizations in there that people would be surprised were targets," Chien said.
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Eighteen Wall Street brokerages raised their price targets on the stock, with Wedbush and Evercore making the most aggressive moves by raising their targets by $150.
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Jonathan Conricus said Israel had successfully hit dozens of Iranian targets in Syria in what he described as "the largest operation against Iranian targets" in years.
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They draw a line between semiautonomous weapons, whose targets are chosen by a person, and fully autonomous weapons that can hunt and engage targets without intervention.
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The blasts hit police and military targets -- a hallmark of PKK attacks, in contrast to ISIS, which tends to conduct mass casualty attacks on soft targets.
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Britains GSK makes an HPV vaccine called Cervarix, which targets two strains of the virus, while Merck makes a rival shot, Gardasil, which targets nine strains.
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The same law required the administration to identify targets for the sanctions by the beginning of last month; the roster of targets arrived three weeks late.
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The climate law does not specify any policies — only targets and timelines — and it says nothing about legal enforcement mechanisms to guarantee that targets are met.
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Britain's GSK makes an HPV vaccine called Cervarix, which targets two strains of the virus, while Merck makes a rival shot, Gardasil, which targets nine strains.
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WILFRED FROST: And the targets you laid out today, they're based on no further acquisitions or could the targets improve if you found the right target?
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The Israeli military said 12 targets, including three aerial defense batteries and four Iranian targets that are part of Iran's military establishment in Syria were attacked.
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A lot of these venture dollars were poured into companies focused on improving the early discovery process, such as identifying targets and "hits" of those targets.
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Victoria, where the government faces an election in November and stands to lose seats to the Greens, want emissions reduction targets that can only be strengthened over time, with targets to be reviewed every three years, and future targets to be set by regulation rather than legislation.
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If Beijing could accomplish this, its bombers could reach even more distant targets, while its fighter aircraft could remain in the air longer to guard key targets.
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Lowe said performance targets would be challenging to achieve and that targets for clearing trees and branches could be raised if PG&E's state regulator requires it.
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When I qualified with the 1513 mm Beretta in the Army, the targets were 5-15 meters away, whereas the M-4 targets were 75-300 meters.
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A ban on sales of aviation fuel targets state-owned airline Air Koryo, while a ban on sales of rocket fuel targets Kim Jong Un's missile program.
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Right now, though, only a handful of countries are on track to meet their targets set under the Paris agreement — targets, remember, that they set for themselves.
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The IMF-supported programme sets ambitious fiscal targets and the authorities have made steady progress, meeting their quantitative performance targets for the first review in November 2016.
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Operatives can choose their targets based on capability and resources, which leaves room for spontaneity and makes it hard for law enforcement to identify targets and suspects.
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Tomahawks are considered very reliable and use GPS tracking to lock in fixed targets but also have the technology to be reprogrammed in flight to new targets.
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While the researchers stopped short of attributing the attacks to the Iranian government, many of the targets seem to have also been targets of national law enforcement.
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Eleven warplanes carried out the strikes on eighteen recently identified targets, including ammunition depots and shelters and targets have been destroyed, the military said in a statement.
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The terrorist outfit tends to attack state institutions, sectarian and religious groups, and civilian targets either simultaneously, or they break the attacks up among the mentioned targets.
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Unlike the Paris deal, where countries set targets for reducing carbon, countries in a new Workers Power Agreement would adopt targets for increasing union density in nations.
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Agents are basically espionage and support units that can provide bonuses to friendly targets or inflict various forms of harm on enemy targets (think sabotage and assassinations).
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"If the UK reneges on these targets, it will undermine confidence in the Government's commitment to clean energy and the climate targets agreed in Paris," he said.
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TARGETS CONSERVATIVE Activist investor Cevian Capital, Ericsson's largest owner by shares and third largest by votes, said the targets were conservative and the company could deliver more.
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In retaliation for the downed jet, Israeli forces attacked 12 targets in Syria, including three aerial defense batteries and four targets described as Iranian, the IDF said.
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The primary legal requirements of the deal are that countries put forth their emissions reductions targets, and later release reports verifying how they are meeting the targets.
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Multiple deep brain stimulation targets have been identified as being accessible via arteries and veins, with targets for Parkinson's disease and obsessive-compulsive disorder being particularly suitable.
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"They need lobbying efforts to do that, but also to promote this narrative of a war on terror in Libya, which is deeply divisive and massively contested in terms of the kind of opponents and targets that they have claimed are terrorist targets and legitimate targets," El Gomati said.
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"Twelve targets, including three aerial defense batteries and four Iranian targets that are part of Iran's military establishment in Syria were attacked," the military said in a statement.
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"If they, at the moment, lose all the tools they have in order to achieve those targets, it's pretty clear they will not achieve those targets," he said.
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Schibsted's financial targets for the new company, announced for the first time on Thursday, were similar to the current revenue growth targets for the online classified ads division.
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Targets were located mainly in Lebanon and the surrounding region, including Syria and Saudi Arabia, but not Iran or Israel, two frequent targets of government cyber spy attacks.
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The reinstated sanctions added almost 133 targets to the US sanctions list, including 50 Iranian financial institutions, making it harder for these targets to engage in business worldwide.
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The Chinese hackers, previously known for their operations in the Eastern Hemisphere, frequently go after high-profile targets like Russian telecom companies and targets in Ukraine and Belarus.
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An Israeli military statement said its forces had "struck Islamic Jihad terror targets south of Damascus" in addition to "dozens" of Islamic Jihad targets throughout the Gaza Strip.
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"Those kinds of escalations get into targets that could be producing targets in the region," he said, such as the Strait of Hormuz and other oil transit routes.
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Everything could be escalated vastly — in the North, major industrial targets, major towns, and then the irrigation dams; in the South, more powerful bombs on more vulnerable targets.
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PARIS, June 13 (Reuters) - French bank Credit Agricole unveiled a new set of profitability targets for 2022 after it met its 2019 targets a year ahead of schedule.
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The idea is that, by publicly stating targets and reporting transparently on progress, participants will be driven by pride, peer pressure, and internal politics to meet those targets.
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Explosions echoed across the Turkish border as Turkish artillery and rocket fire destroyed 70 targets in the Jarablus area, and airstrikes hit another 12 targets, Turkish media reported.
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While the governments tend to look at short-term targets, central banks generally focus on longer-term targets for the economy and in doing so are given complete autonomy.
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While 11 EU countries have already met their targets, the Netherlands, Ireland, Britain, Luxembourg and Poland are also unlikely to reach their individual targets by 2020, the auditors said.
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The results show that Australia is failing to make progress on targets set during the 2016 Paris Agreement, let alone the far more ambitious targets recommended by environmental experts.
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About half of China's 30 provinces and municipalities have lowered their growth targets for 2016, while nearly a third kept targets unchanged from last year, according to local media.
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Among the changes Equinor will review its existing climate-related targets to 2030 and set out new targets for after 2030, linking them with remuneration of executives and employees.
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In Xinjiang, a major development has been the increase in terror attacks perpetrated by fringe extremists against civilian targets, including targets outside of the region, which is very troubling.
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He pointed out that 39 countries had established sodium targets for foods and meals, with 36 of those voluntary, including Britain, which set voluntary sodium reduction targets in 2003.
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He has brought out the targets for unit events such as the 2nd MarDiv squad competition in June and July, where a group of targets simulated an enemy patrol.
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One hundred additional targets will cost $800,000, 50 extra targets cost $500,000, 20 extra will cost $250,000 and 10 extra costs $150,000, according to an NSO Group commercial proposal.
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Baader Helvea analyst Tomasz Grzelak, who rates Vontobel's stock "hold", described Vontobel's new group targets as "slightly more ambitious" but said that the divisional targets were now more conservative.
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Along with better vertical movement, Pharah's Rocket Launcher will do more damage to nearby targets, making it a more effective attack against fast-moving targets and groups of enemies.
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By issuing voluntary guidance with 28500-year targets and 6900-year targets, the FDA is giving the marketplace another opportunity to correct itself in a transparent and accountable fashion.
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Be honest about who the targets are: Though the encryption debate is often framed in terms of national security, groups like ISIS will be among the least successful targets.
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This 60-pound glide bomb, which can be GPS-guided for stationary targets and laser-guided for moving targets, is a marked departure from weapons like the Hellfire missile.
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But it wasn't until two years later that bin Laden shared with the Shura Council the broad outlines of the attack: four planes; two civilian targets; two government targets.
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Routing the Haqqanis, a brutal terrorist group that targets U.S. forces and Afghan targets in Afghanistan, allegedly from safe havens in Pakistan, is the administration's main demand on Pakistan.
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The primary legal requirements of the deal are that countries publicly put forth their emissions reductions targets, and later put forth reports verifying how they are meeting the targets.
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While the new stock price targets are still below recent 52-week highs, UBS analysts said they believe there is 15 percent to 60 percent upside to those targets.
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Because the law requires that targets of Section 702 must be foreign citizens outside the US, those targets are not covered by the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution.
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The I.E.A.'s annual World Energy Outlook stated that reaching the Paris targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions was possible, and that meeting those targets would slow climate change.
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For a Factbox on current targets of the largest oil companies, click here CARBON STORAGE Repsol's targets encompass 95% of all its emissions, including from fuels sold to clients.
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Instead, the government's complex scorekeeping system allows them to hit different targets for different sizes of vehicles — with larger trucks and SUVs allowed to achieve lower targets than small cars.
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The top boycott targets for Democrats: Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby The top boycott targets for Republicans: Nike and Target Go deeper: The corporate world's rush to "de-brand"
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It did not give firm targets for growth in imports and exports, however, following a practice started last year after China missed its foreign trade targets in 2014 and 2015.
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A "comprehensive list" of targets was put together, but it was determined that only a handful of targets could be hit if the attack was to be carried out quickly.
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United's hospice unit, known as Evercare, was accused of enrolling patients who did not qualify, setting "aggressive census targets" for enrollment and paying employees bonuses if they met those targets.
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Akzo remains on course to meet 2020 financial targets announced in April, he said, including reaching a 15 percent return on sales, though analysts have been skeptical about these targets.
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"Targets for 2020 and 2021 are not part of our assessment," one official said in answer to a question on Italy's plans to revise down its deficit targets from 2020.
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The militants had been planning a "series of attacks against vital targets in the country, through stabbing, poisoning, cars attacks and detonation," the interior ministry said, without identifying any targets.
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The AOC has set, but not met, targets of top-five finishes in the medals table at the last three Summer Games, while individual sports have also had their own targets.
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In Washington state, where Amazon is based, it includes threatening to expose secrets that may subject targets to hatred, contempt or ridicule, or reveal information that the targets wanted to conceal.
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We applied these quality targets to our recent clinical study despite the CE Mark not sharing the same stringent requirements as the FDA, and we found that we surpassed the targets.
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Imfinzi, which was the first immunotherapy to be approved in the stage III lung cancer setting, targets the PD-L1 protein on tumor cells, while tremelimumab targets the CTLA-4 protein.
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The attack on the civilian targets come just one day after US President Barack Obama called Russian President Vladimir Putin and asked him to stop bombing moderate opposition targets in Syria.
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Instead, the government's complex score keeping system allows them to hit different targets for different sizes of vehicles - with larger trucks and SUVs allowed to achieve lower targets than small cars.
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No city at this point has specific targets, but NGLCC says it is a best practice to set aspiration goals rather than official targets, which can lead to issues of constitutionality.
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In recent weeks, the U.S. has said it will assess all targets on a case-by-case basis and may be more willing to tolerate civilians casualties for more significant targets.
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In recent weeks, the U.S. has said it will assess all targets on a case-by-case basis and may be more willing to tolerate civilian casualties for more significant targets.
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That may sound steep compared to traditional static targets, but Smith notes having targets that move means he can modernize or alter any range cheaply in the space of an hour.
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Since 2006, the group has carried out repeated attacks in Mogadishu against different targets -- killing international aid workers, journalists, civilian leaders and peacekeepers -- as well as Somalia's government and military targets.
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While the Islamic State says that it targets countries that are bombing its fighters in Syria and Iraq, in reality its targets seem to be based on a number of factors.
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Green investments, targets and policies in cities will be crucial if countries are to meet the emissions reduction targets endorsed by governments for the 2015 Paris Agreement to curb climate change.
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Conceivably, this could guide a would-be vandal to their targets—but the primary method they'd use to find those targets is a tactic explicitly already used to keep cables safe.
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" He said Iran had long ago identified "vital American targets in the region," and added, "Some 35 U.S. targets in the region as well as Tel Aviv are within our reach.
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According to the report, the campaigns first focus on "staging targets," third-party and peripheral organizations tied to the primary targets which hackers then use to house their malware for attacks.
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DREAD's targets began to shift from counterterrorism to a separate category the UAE termed "national security targets" — assisting in a broad crackdown against dissidents and others seen as a political threat.
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According to the report, the campaigns first focus on "staging targets," third-party and peripheral organizations tied to the primary targets which hackers then use to house their malware for attacks.
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Eight schools in the program met all of their targets last year, while four schools met none, and 17 others met only one or two out of six or seven targets.
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The chef hit his targets — all three of them.
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Go deeper: Media deals become Trump's political targets — again
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Two top Democratic targets in the 2018 midterms -- Reps.
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Other satirical targets — Elvis, hippies — are about as fresh.
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Under the terms of the agreement AbbVie and Alector have agreed to research a portfolio of antibody targets and AbbVie has an option on global development and commercial rights to two targets.
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Under President Barack Obama, despite his aggressive approach to climate change, the U.S. still wasn't doing enough to meet its emissions reductions targets; Trump is pushing those targets further out of reach.
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The Strategic Long-Range Cannon would likely be forward deployed and complement the LRHW by eliminating "lighter-skinned area targets" while the latter destroyed strategic infrastructure and hardened targets, among other things.
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Competitors engaged targets using their M110 sniper rifle, or long gun, then quickly switched to their M4 carbine or Beretta M9 pistol to engage shorter range targets while physically moving between objectives.
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"Firstly, jurisdictions that set themselves ambitious climate targets tend to achieve them or, if not, the failure to achieve interim targets at least creates strong political pressure to correct course," they write.
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Virginia-class submarines The budget provides $28 billion for two of the nuclear-powered attack submarines, which can carry Tomahawk missiles to hit land targets and MK2370 torpedoes for targets at sea.
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"Moving targets for waves" sounds as if we are being asked to think about surfing or swimming, but this clue is about sound waves, and the moving targets are CAR ANTENNAS. 43D.
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"These targets are legitimate military targets that reflect the imminent threat of the terrorist Iran-backed Houthi militia," coalition spokesman Colonel Turki al-Malki told Reuters when asked about the air strikes.
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At the other end of the European blue chip index, Valeo shares slipped 7.4% after the French auto supplier issued its mid-term targets and altered the measure for its profitability targets.
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It's fair game for intelligence services to hack targets purely to spy and to attack military targets, but attacking civilian infrastructure or to give a country an economic advantage is off limits.
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The charter seeks a gender balance at all levels of a company, starting with having internal targets for diversity and publishing progress annually, with senior executives' pay linked to meeting the targets.
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" Section 702 specifically allows the collection of communications of foreign targets who are overseas — but if those targets are speaking to an American, that person's communications are said to be collected "incidentally.
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Bouygues kept its targets for higher profitability in 2018, and added that Bouygues Telecom was sticking to all its targets, including that of 300 million euros of free cash flow for 2019.
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Freeman and Coleman combined for 105 targets this season, and per Football Outsiders DYAR rankings, they combined for almost as much value as Arizona Cardinals' star back David Johnson on fewer targets.
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He was "able to help electronic identification of the targets," said Alani, allowing SIS and the CIA to match cell phones and other electronic devices to names on the list of targets.
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If passed as proposed, the Dutch law would be the world's most stringent, putting into statute the following targets: The targets are based on a report last year from the country's environmental agency, which revealed that the Netherlands (like every other country on Earth) would not accomplish its portion of the Paris targets with current policy.
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The Quds Force and its agents have botched many operations in the past, including the 2011 plot to kill the Saudi ambassador in Washington, the 2012 plan to attack U.S. and Israeli targets in Kenya, the 2017 arrest of spies staking targets in Germany, and the 2019 guilty pleas of Iranian agents who spied on U.S. targets.
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Qamar, 26, spoke to an FBI informant about possible targets in the capital and encouraged a confidential witness to take certain photographs of possible targets for a video meant to inspire future attackers.
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In a big study last year in the New England Journal of Medicine, patients with untreated advanced melanoma received a combination of nivolumab (which targets PD-1) and ipilimumab (which targets CTLA-4).
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"New financial targets seem fairly captured in current market expectations but we would note that managements track record suggests some conservatism and over-delivery vs previous targets," said JP Morgan in a note.
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These targets bring it in line with other majors such as Royal Dutch Shell but fall short of commitments made by Spain's Repsol, which are absolute emissions targets rather than intensity-based ambitions.
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Similarly to the first set of sanctions, the administration is obligated to report why it's keeping or removing people from the targets list under the Magnitsky Act based on evidence of targets' behavior.
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"The fiscal targets set by the previous administration are hence unrealistic in the short term and it would be foolish for this government to maintain these targets," Lim said at an investor conference.
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She told lawmakers on Wednesday that Britain did not have targets for the removal of immigrants, but on Thursday was forced to clarify her words after leaked documents showed some targets did exist.
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Here are some of the key findings: Soft targets are the most vulnerable Attacks will be primarily directed at soft targets because of the impact and mass casualties they generate, the report says.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Hebei, China's smoggiest province, on Friday said it would ensure it meets its targets to replace coal with natural gas, while accelerating efforts to achieve politically crucial 2017 air quality targets.
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"If these are not met, there is a risk that growth-enhancing capital and social spending may be cut to meet fiscal targets, or that fiscal targets may be missed," said the report.
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Here are revised state-by-state targets for Trump to win a first-ballot nomination: To meet these targets, Trump needs to win 21625 delegates out of 2900 at stake on April 220006.
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Like other Nordic cities, including Oslo and Helsinki, Reykjavik is working towards emissions targets that go beyond the national targets agreed by global leaders at the COP21 summit held in Paris last November.
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"We hoped that the NCAL would be much stronger, would provide sector-wise targets, specific targets for the cities and mention a strong legal backing to take action against non- implementation," he said.
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"Vital American targets in the region have been identified by Iran since long time ago ... some 35 U.S. targets in the region as well as Tel Aviv are within our reach," he added.
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A number of discussions are underway involving investors, companies and a couple of governments, with goals ranging from setting science-based targets to corralling big water users to publicly set more ambitious targets.
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"The fiscal targets set by the previous administration are hence unrealistic in the short term and it would be foolish for this government to maintain these targets," Lim said at an investor conference.
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The sanctions Tuesday were among a round of targets implemented under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, which targets perpetrators of serious human rights abuses and corruption, marking International Human Rights Day.
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They're not concerned about the fact that fascism targets liberalism.
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Previous targets include Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Jack Dorsey.
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SKF's Mexico investment is mainly targets manufacturers in North America.
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Mr Hun Sen also targets ordinary citizens with defamation suits.
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Now we have decimal point inflation targets like it's Armageddon.
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Merging black holes and neutron stars offered the perfect targets.
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Go deeper: Democrats load "subpoena cannon" with 85+ Trump targets
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Most of the targets survived, at least for a while.
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It really targets a specific behavioral pathway leading to insomnia.
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CEO Ivan Menezes told CNBC he's confident of achieving targets.
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The obvious targets include big screens, 4G modems, and Bluetooth.
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Ireland is already set to miss its 2020 renewable targets.
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This method has successfully set Nasdaq breakout targets since 2012.
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The US government targets it as a national security problem.
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Therefore, they must be the main targets of reform efforts.
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It expects to "substantially" outperform all these targets in 2018.
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Tesla has historically struggled to meet Musk's aggressive production targets.
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But they have also hit soft targets in the region.
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And that lifestyle, our lifestyle, effectively made us all targets.
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Wolff said such team targets would provide plenty of interest.
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The company reaffirmed its financial targets for fiscal year 2019.
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When multiple enemies are onscreen, he's helping Kratos manage targets.
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Then, one of his harassment targets took him to court.
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"We mix ambition with targets," Chief Executive Paul Bulcke said.
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The government targets annual inflation at 5 percent in 2016.
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OPEC controls production from member nations by setting output targets.
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Past targets have included India Arie, Adele, and Perez Hilton.
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These targets include public places many people visit every day.
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He declined to identify the targets of the planned killings.
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"My school targets (students) that are financially struggling," she said.
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Jerry Brown says California is setting — and meeting — ambitious targets.
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The targets are too important to fail, capping the downside.
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It later failed to meet savings targets or budget forecasts.
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The post below targets voters in Pennsylvania, a swing state.
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And are her targets and her audience the same people?
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They're physically and socially close to their audience and targets.
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Much of the drive explicitly targets a neglected audience: women.
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It remains unclear how many targets the mercenary group assassinated.
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CNN has been one of the president's most frequent targets.
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Arya chose the right targets and killed the right people.
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It's a fairly common tactic used to force targets offline.
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Since September 11, Sikhs have increasingly been targets of hate.
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The Europeans are also targets of Mr Trump's trade offensive.
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They are also prone to imposing arbitrary targets and taxes.
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"There are some real logistical hurdles to hitting these targets."
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It is unclear if all missiles hit their intended targets.
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It specifically targets immigrant visas for four of the countries.
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There are clues about possible targets beyond biotech and microchips.
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Autonomous weapons select and fire on targets without human intervention.
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He compiled the list of targets on January 17, 2019.
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The roiling discontent that produced Brexit will find new targets.
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Are these designated targets or the ruins of the targeted?
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"Because we're Latino students and now we're targets," Aileen added.
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Goal five counts among its targets eliminating FGM by 2030.
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OPEC controls output from member nations by setting production targets.
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That made them easy targets for the police, she believes.
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Excluding tax gains the company maintained its 2019 earnings targets.
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China has set G.D.P. growth targets for a long time.
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The weak pound made British firms targets for foreign buyers.
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So our targets are positive, compared to other European nations.
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The market is not giving them credit for those targets.
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That represents most of the targets of their latest advance.
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The company still aggressively targets both consumer and enterprise users.
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Revenues are rising, but fall far short of budget targets.
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Chinese officials, facing a worldwide backlash, now downplay those targets.
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At least seven brokerages cut their price targets on Snap.
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Israeli jets struck 25 targets in Gaza linked to Hamas.
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Their primary targets are generally government offices and military outposts.
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She also lowered her stock price targets on both companies.
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The Syrian government has repeatedly said it only targets militants.
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The new music video targets goal number five: Gender equality.
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Even if such targets are never met, they galvanise effort.
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Go deeper: Cummings names subpoena targets for security clearance investigation
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"We believe our targets are achievable, albeit challenging," he said.
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Steel and aluminium are regular targets in international trade disputes.
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STICKING TO ITS 2022 FINANCIAL TARGETS The stakes are high.
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Chbat said 60 targets had been identified as potential reservoirs.
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Militant targets there were also bombarded by coalition forces Wednesday.
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Senior government and military dignitaries could also be attractive targets.
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Trump's article, however, mainly targets a sweeping proposal from Sen.
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Trump's campaign has made clear exactly what its targets are.
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Tria did not comment on 2020 deficit targets on Tuesday.
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Musk reached all of the targets except one operational milestone.
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The original targets were fixed in 2016 amid much uncertainty.
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Bruce is one of the top targets as the Aug.
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However, YouTubers and other prominent personalities are also popular targets.
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Employees reportedly created these unwanted accounts to meet sales targets.
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Donna knew what that meant: He was fishing for targets.
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At least 22 brokerages raised price targets on Facebook's stock.
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And, more often than not, targets have been marginalized people.
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Ammunition depots, bunkers and shelters were among the targets hit.
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As of late September, the list included nearly 380 targets.
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Women's cricket and football are likely to become targets, too.
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We've studied the market and we're looking at different targets.
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In other words, Google, Amazon and Facebook are prime targets.
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I think my account just targets a very niche audience.
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But I think that working on targets will not help.
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But he could not confirm that they were the targets.
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Predictably, even social networks' moderation policies became targets for propagandizing.
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"We're confident about our targets for this year," Gorman said.
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"It's not targets of opportunity; it's definitely a planned operation."
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The higher the targets, the higher the cost of compliance.
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California and Hawaii have also passed 100% clean energy targets.
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So from the start, there are hurdles for harassment targets.
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Russia was the country with the most targets, per Kaspersky.
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Also, fewer people own Macs meaning fewer targets for criminals.
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But the loonie is making Canada's tech companies bigger targets.
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The commerce ministry targets export growth of 3% this year.
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Here are the Fed's latest targets, released in Wednesday's statement.
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What makes this especially weird is the targets they chose.
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She also refrained from providing targets for reducing bad loans.
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At least 17 brokerages raised their price targets on Netflix.
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Anna and Tai knew they were the Yellow Tribe targets.
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Chinese officials denied that the November law targets foreign firms.
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Our analysis finds Internet segment targets conservative and Homes attainable.
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The targets of his invective remain the powerful and the
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At least 10 brokerages raised their price targets on Netflix.
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The following are Canada's immigration targets by category for 2017.
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The Chinese government publishes regular targets for annual GDP growth.
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The government says the legislation targets offensive and mediocre content.
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And he sets tougher targets all the time for himself.
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For men, sperm production is continuous; the targets are legion.
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So why is "SNL" ignoring so many other ripe targets?
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Multiple potential targets require multiple intersecting concentric rings of protection.
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As a result, ISS staffers have become coveted recruitment targets.
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But we can be the targets of other crimes, too.
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Already after our withdrawal it has taken some important targets.
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If the capitalists met export targets, they got more privileges.
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The BOJ no longer targets the pace of money printing.
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The fuel efficiency targets will initially only be for engines.
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Why have these statues become targets for some San Franciscans?
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Europe's 2030 targets largely rely on the sunset of coal.
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Neither the police nor prosecutors provided details on the targets.
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At least three other brokerages also cut their price targets.
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"I think there are many targets out there," Dijsselhof said.
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It targets annual production of 203,000 rough carats by 2020.
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But this time, he set specific targets for his policies.
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There are three analysts with $1,250 targets on the stock.
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Bank of India has set ambitious recovery targets for FY17.
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And he presciently observed that those targets were sitting ducks.
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The rule targets coal mining industry practices to protect waterways.
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Ideally, therefore, detectors need to be close to their targets.
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Retro socialist chic often targets young urbanites with disposable income.
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Read This Next: This Psychedelic Drug Targets Addiction and Depression
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Profit targets have been cut by 24% compared with October's.
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Waiting times are rising and performance targets are being missed.
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Forget the surplus targets of 3.5% and 4.5% of GDP.
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In Houston, under head coach Gary Kubiak, targets weren't given.
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These targets include timely project completions and better customer services.
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But G.E. has set aggressive growth targets for GE Digital.
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The coalition says it directs strikes only at military targets.
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Various mayors and governors have impressive 85033 targets and timelines.
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"It may be part of our privatization targets," he said.
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"There is always a review of targets," one official said.
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The targets range from New Jersey to Nevada to Florida.
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But critics say it is inhumane and targets the homeless.
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His targets included a new one, Chief Justice John Roberts.
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RBI said it would stick to its medium term targets.
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No details were given on the targets or the plot.
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So far, the plan gives opponents some big, fat targets.
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Courthouses have become frequent targets for ICE to apprehend immigrants.
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Iraqi Jews had always been the targets of sporadic attacks.
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An open and liberal society will always have soft targets.
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Barriers had been placed around soft targets, including Times Square.
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The Israeli military struck more than 100 targets inside Gaza.
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It has set similar targets for saturated fat and salt.
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But the Green New Deal correctly targets equity and Earth.
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American companies like Twitter are attractive targets for foreign agents.
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I say what I believe, and I set attainable targets.
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This year's vaccine targets the same strain as last year.
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Missing targets could cost Daimler a few hundred million euros.
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Their only targets, he says, are the repressive government forces.
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It is important to specify that they are not targets.
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AND THAT IS WELL ABOVE A NUMBER OF THE TARGETS.
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Not to mention the repeated missed Model 3 production targets.
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Michael Myers, a masked brute, targets babysitters and their friends.
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Government offices and political organizations are hardly the only targets.
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The Kremlin has repeatedly denied masterminding hacks against Western targets.
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Hedman and Earley were the main targets of lawmakers' scorn.
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The ambitious plan targets both power plants and vehicle emissions.
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Analysts at HSBC said Gucci's punchy sales targets were achievable.
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Trump seems to project his worst qualities onto his targets.
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He hasn't amended those targets, but Kostin is still optimistic.
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The company kept targets for output and assets disposal unchanged.
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Some economists have criticized her ambitious revenue and spending targets.
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But "trucks or humanitarian vehicles are economic targets", he added.
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But the lack of clear output targets left markets confused.
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But many of Carton's targets couldn't resist a little payback.
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Jon Tester Republicans missed on their top recruiting targets here.
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He has promised "realistic macro targets" and "right action plans".
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Persirai targets more than a thousand types of internet cameras.
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They can also maneuver as they race toward their targets.
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Several of Ryan's allies who were top Democratic targets — Reps.
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The Islamist militant group al Shabaab also frequently targets reporters.
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Greenhouse gas emissions scenarios to meet particular global warming targets.
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Seven strikes in Syria hit various militant targets, it added.
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And one of his main targets in the primary, strangely
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Even charitable activities have been targets of his political attacks.
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We learned first from that poem who the targets are.
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For Cohen, however, meeting affordable housing targets is what counts.
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Elsewhere, Mr. Sanders fell far short of the targets needed.
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Italy has repeatedly raised its deficit targets in recent years.
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The targets do extend beyond organizations associated with the election.
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He has specific targets he has to hit every day.
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Excluding tax gains, the company maintained its 2019 earnings targets.
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The past two games he's only had two targets apiece.
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His targets in the wake of these sexual assault allegations?
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Brian Fitzpatrick, which puts it among the top Democratic targets.
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"There are many, many targets that have been identified," Gen.
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Grey Heron also says it targets Skype and encrypted email.
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Go deeper: Trump declares his trade war: targets steel, aluminum.
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Starbucks will come to Targets that don't have them yet.
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The EIB also plans to keep its borrowing targets unchanged.
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The moving targets provide an added challenge to the game.
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The Saudis claimed seven of the Patriots struck their targets.
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Periscope was previously only known for espionage on maritime targets.
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" When the PD targets you, they say, "Tag you're it!
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Foreign targets don't have the same sort of protections, however.
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Acquisition targets could see lower offers for their businesses, too.
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Judicial Crisis Network's (JCN) new round of ads targets Sens.
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Sadly, journalists like Kelly have become targets in this environment.
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Both have used spearphishing email attacks to compromise the targets.
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The upside targets are well defined using trading band analysis.
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In total Airbus targets more than 3203 deliveries in 2016.
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The seat is one of the GOP's top House targets.
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Still, that's not stopping Ant Financial from setting ambitious targets.
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The company lowered its operating margin targets for this year.
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That is the problem with targets, if you miss them.
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They also said the company didn't make targets last year.
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All three heroes hit their targets: the flesh of criminals.
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If they do, targets won't be hard to come by.
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"All targets have been hit," according to the defense ministry.
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The number and identities of the potential targets was unclear.
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This targets a move down to $180 by expiration. Disclaimer
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Brandon Arconado and Easop Winston Jr. were Gordon's favorite targets.
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But under Trump, a lot more people are deportation targets.
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The United States targets fifth generation wireless technology from China.
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Potential targets learned their lessons and started keeping lower profiles.
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And the targets, remember, are set by countries for themselves.
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At least four brokerages raised price targets on the stock.
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The 33 and 4 lines were the most frequent targets.
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The ISB had reportedly identified several possible targets in Bangladesh.
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Some countries pushing back on the idea of continentwide targets.
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The company would not provide more information about the targets.
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We should start by listening to targets of these policies.
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Happily, a new bit of research targets just that question.
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Among its past targets was Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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His 41 targets is the third most among all receivers.
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Home Depot raised earnings and sales targets for the year.
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Mr. Erdogan's professed targets are the adherents of Mr. Gulen.
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And they've become hot acquisition targets for major media brands.
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Some deaths occurred because civilians were close to ISIS targets.
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Arizona and Illinois confirmed last year that they were targets.
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The person next to me hit all of the targets.
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From the perspective of the targets, it's all the same.
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Two concern sexual orientation discrimination and one targets gender identity.
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Iran has denied that any of its targets were hit.
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"More than half" of the targets are Venezuelan military groups.
|
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But these suits put their targets in an impossible situation.
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Now, McDonald's targets are commodities firms, brokers, and their executives.
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His targets included former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Sens.
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Bailouts can be structured to help deliver carbon emission targets.
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Its official targets are 4.00% this year and 3.75% next.
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But many of its targets were defense related as well.
|
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Taking aim at games targets the wrong highly profitable industry.
|
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""So cultural centers are theoretically fair targets, in your view?
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But the Knicks may have their eyes on larger targets.
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Seventeen targets incurred a direct hit in this concentrated bombardment.
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Also: President Trump targets California's pollution rules, and Billie Eilish.
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It also fines employers and municipalities that don't meet targets.
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All I see is an additional 3,000 targets for Iranians.
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On command, these sleeper cells activate and hit their targets.
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Central banks are therefore finding their targets harder to hit.
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Second, central banks missing their inflation targets undermines their credibility.
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Performance targets often involve finishing a certain number of cases.
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Those targets were established in 2011 by the Obama Administration.
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However, he said the pool of potential targets was limited.
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Demonetization is mostly hurting people who aren't its intended targets.
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It will also link executive pay to hitting the targets.
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They could prove almost impossible for enemy targets to dodge.
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Confimed its strategy and its targets at its investor day.
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I WANT TO TALK TO YOU A BIT ABOUT TARGETS.
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All 25 targets were previously sanctioned by the United States.
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Both are 2018 targets for the House Democrats' campaign committee.
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But it soon became apparent that they were the targets.
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Comcast targets these customers with its X1 platform, for instance.
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The UK and France already have targets passed into law.
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Remember, these targets were the NBA's crème de la crème.
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But her plan sets no targets or timeline for that.
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This can help the targets of hate speech as well.
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Pascucci and Rosen would also look for targets in bars.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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It's still not clear how those targets will be reached.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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The states are focusing on two targets: Facebook and Google.
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The subpoena targets include two executives of American Media, Inc.
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Maxine Waters of California was one of the apparent targets.
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There are no penalties for falling short of declared targets.
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The largest gains came at older and larger buyout targets.
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We have set some goals and some targets for 2030.
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This consistent performance met all of our stated performance targets.
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We also need to make sure we become harder targets.
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" The targets, he said, "didn't resemble who you'd actually shoot.
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Climate scientists say those targets were low to begin with.
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Iran retaliated by firing missiles at U.S. targets in Iraq.
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The attacks saw 19 critical oil infrastructure targets simultaneously hit.
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However, Tesla bulls are questioning whether those targets are realistic.
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For example, it lacks annual measurable objectives and specific targets.
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BH: No, we really don't measure it by revenue targets.
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Other top Democratic targets in Southern California include GOP Reps.
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The task force achieved its targets only partially, auditors concluded.
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It pays bonuses to the factory for meeting export targets.
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Foxconn receives a bonus when it meets targets for exports.
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The targets were reportedly Iranian missile batteries and radar sites.
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Among those targets were the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell.
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The leading targets of complaints demonstrate the city's religious diversity.
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Each one targets a common issue like stress or pain.
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In Afrin, Turkey knowingly targets civilian buildings such as hospitals.
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Similar attacks struck targets in Ecuador, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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The company will review the targets later in the year.
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The proposal also tackles one of Trump's favorite targets: China.
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At least nine brokerages cut their price targets on Wednesday.
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Greenlight targets children ages 8 to 22 with its card.
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Those internet addresses could provide the targets for external computers.
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Trump, without using their names, went after frequent targets Reps.
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Israel has also acknowledged attacking Iranian targets some 200 times.
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It had previously forecast targets of $1.37 and 80 pence.
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Russia, Ukraine and Taiwan were the top targets, it said.
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Trump frequently targets news organizations in his tweets and remarks.
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The strategic targets were the bridge and an arms factory.
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It had previously forecast targets of $1.37 and 80 pence.
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Unrealistic fundraising targets and timelines are equally problematic, he says.
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Comstock is one of Democrats' top targets in 2018. Rep.
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Neurons, which signal specific targets in the brain, change, too.
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Bigger and more complex targets show budgeting has its limits.
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California and Hawaii also recently passed 100% clean energy targets.
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New targets include restaurants and entertainment venues with novel themes.
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Retaliatory targets for the bloc could include American whiskey imports.
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In retaliation, Iran attacked U.S. targets in Iraq in January.
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The targets of censorship are typically dissidents, outsiders, the marginalized.
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Other committees were zeroing in on similarly sensitive oversight targets.
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But critics said that his targets were his political opponents.
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In El Salvador, both traditional parties made for easy targets.
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The president's targets include individual Democrats and law enforcement institutions.
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Some of the targets have been happy to hit back.
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Participating countries determine their own targets and their own policies.
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They can, at any time, revise those targets and policies.
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Usual targets include convoys of Syrian military or Hezbollah members.
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Attractiveness is relevant for potential sex partners, not potential targets.
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He's seen what happens to people he targets on Twitter.
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The targets, mostly Democrats, included former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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I am one of those "problem" people whom Sackler targets.
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He targets people who are especially susceptible to conspiracy theories.
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Second, both sides learned to hit targets with extreme precision.
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Quixey has missed sales targets and seen key executives depart.
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Some of his targets, Wilmore said, seemed to get it.
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The second aspect of the executive order targets deceased donation.
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"As a father, I won't stand by while the NRA turns our kids into targets," a mailer, released Tuesday, says in bold letters atop an image of outlined children with backpacks as shooting targets.
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And what we&aposre going to have to do is, we&aposre going to have to look at potential targets, unfortunately, like the media, and we&aposre going to have to harden these targets.
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The majority of targets are still human-directed, but adding some autonomy into the mix allows Curiosity to continue ID'ing and analyzing targets of opportunity, even when there's no person directing its ChemCam gaze.
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After Medivation, which was trading up about 20 percent, it was led by Regeneron, Incyte, Celgene and BioMarin — themselves all potentially targets of takeover speculation, whether or not they are actually targets for takeovers.
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Hypersonic weapons provide "the warfighter with an ability to strike targets hundreds and even thousands of miles away, in a matter of minutes, to defeat a wide range of high-value targets," DoD explained.
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With America officially pulling out of the deal, other major polluters might decide there's little reason to persist with the painful work of hitting their emissions targets, much less making those targets more ambitious.
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Net zero targets that kick responsibility 6900 years into the future give polluters cover to blow right past those crucial 2628-year targets for emission cuts, resulting in a dangerous postponement of urgent action.
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The idea behind these tools is that harassers are likely to have multiple targets, so why not make it easier for potential targets of harassment to block numerous would-be harassers all at once?
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Dismal earnings, slashed price targets, and headwindsSell-side analysts, for the most part, have slashed their prices targets on some US and Canadian cannabis stocks as well, casting doubt on the federal legalization bill.
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The Pentagon does note that China is training its long-range bomber forces to hit American targets — not the continental United States, or even Hawaii, but targets in the Western Pacific such as Guam.
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The advanced vessels are able to track multiple targets and are armed with SM-3 missiles designed to destroy incoming warheads in space before they re-enter the atmosphere and fall to there targets.
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But following discussions with investors, the Anglo-Dutch oil and gas giant said that from 2020 it will set three- to five-year targets every year which will include specific net carbon footprint targets.
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The figures of nearly 21,2800 fatalities from a North Korean artillery attack on military targets, and 8003,2800 for one on civilian targets, were for an initial barrage, not for the initial hours of fighting.
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The figures of nearly 3,000 fatalities from a North Korean artillery attack on military targets, and 30,000 for one on civilian targets, were for an initial barrage, not for the initial hours of fighting.
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As a result, they have insisted that most of his compensation in the coming years be based on the N.F.L. hitting financial targets, with various owners signing off on bonuses linked to the targets.
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Skillshot tasks you with punching targets that move across a something like a gun range, except you have an opponent on the other side who is also smashing those targets and trying to hit you.
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These include an ability to strike smaller targets, mobile targets or terrorists, such as groups of enemy fighters on-the-move in pick-up trucks as well as enemies at further ranges, among other things.
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The former US intelligence official told CNN that in recent months there has been an increase in Iranian cyber activity against Gulf targets, like Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, as well as US targets.
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The Belgians were leading a more difficult training exercise in which the African soldiers approached fortified targets from afar, and then assaulted the targets from several different directions — as they would in an actual raid.
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Our fiscal targets would be attained by having A: a more gradual adjustment of the fiscal targets and B: raising taxation where it has less effect, which is the most wealthy part of our society.
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FIFA sources have said the federation faces a shortfall of about $500 million in its predictions if it fails to reach sponsorship revenue targets and Infantino's rivals in the election said his targets were unrealistic.
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"Compared to when we put these targets out in 2017 ... there has been a big (drop) in underlying light vehicle production that requires us to push out the targets somewhat," CEO Mikael Bratt told Reuters.
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"While focusing on targets was right in the beginning it has gone too far, with companies that can't hit their targets resorting to deception," says Hiroshi Osada, a production quality expert and Bunkyo University professor.
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The Chinese hacking groups have also focused on non-American targets, including Russia, South Korea and Vietnam, and have sometimes aimed at targets related to the disputes over Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
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Under the rule, the federal government set reduction carbon targets for states and then asked them to find ways to hit those targets on their own, rather than by regulating a single source of pollution.
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Another example is the Science Based Targets initiative, led by the World Resources Institute, World Wildlife Fund, the United Nations Global Compact and CDP, which works with companies to set ambitious targets for reducing emissions.
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Technicolor confirmed its 2017 targets as recently as February when it lowered its 2020 targets after posting a net loss for the last fiscal year on the back of increased financial charges and interest expenses.
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As for the 80 percent of projects that "met some, all or most of their deliverable targets," it's important to note that the term "deliverable targets" does not necessarily mean projects were worthwhile or sustainable.
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On Sunday, the Houthi-run SABA news agency said the group would start military operations against 300 vital military targets, including headquarters and facilities, in Saudi Arabia and the UAE and coalition targets inside Yemen.
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"We're going to discover a lot of new diagnostic targets and a lot of new drug targets," Aaron Elliott, interim chief scientific officer at Ambry, which is based in Southern California, said in an interview.
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The Israeli military said it first responded with airstrikes against 87 targets belonging to Hamas, which Israel ultimately holds responsible for all violence emanating from Gaza, and later against eight targets belonging to Islamic Jihad.
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Clearly, it is in the nation's interests to develop global norms clarifying that some targets are off limits: election systems, hospitals and emergency communications systems, and maybe even electric power grids and other civilian targets.
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According to the report, factors that increase the deadliness of an attack include planning attacks to exploit specific vulnerabilities in targets, including focusing on soft targets and planning attacks when areas are the most crowded.
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A senior Iranian commander also said then that "vital American targets" had been identified by Iran, including "some 35 U.S. targets in the region as well as Tel Aviv," that he said were within reach.
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Admittedly, it can be hard to separate budgetary constraints from deliberate policy decisions, but the agency has yet to finalize the short-term targets, and Congress is blocking final action on the long-term targets.
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In the Short Bay, Marines engage a series of stationary and moving targets at 100 yards from standing and kneeling positions as well as targets moving from 25 to 15 yards from the standing position.
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" The White House official said the Trump administration understands those concerns, adding that Trump "is committed to actual hard targets and because of that, we are going to have to go where the targets are.
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In 2030, after nearly two decades of discussions among the 196 countries that are party to the CBD, 20 conservation targets were adopted: the Aichi targets, named after the Japanese prefecture where they were finalised.
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But his powers only work when he's close to his targets.
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The New Shepard, which targets tourism, is one element of that.
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Go deeper: Democratic hit list: At least 85 Trump investigation targets
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Either way, Trump went after some of his favorite media targets.
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The European Union targets renewables production of 20 percent by 2020.
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He said possible targets are active funds in the United States.
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All 28 met their targets in the final quarter of 2017.
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Bogachev wasn't like the other targets—he was a bank robber.
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That compares with 12 provinces that maintained their targets in 2018.
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" "It allows (us) to prosecute targets in a more rapid fashion.
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It bombed Iranian targets in Syria in response to that incident.
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Some conditions, like depression, have several possible targets within the brain.
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Adobe Systems (ADBE) reaffirmed its full-year earnings and revenue targets.
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And one of the main targets will be the bourbon industry.
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Just having facial hair can make men targets of employment discrimination.
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The attack damaged some high-profile targets, including Britain's health service.
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Walmart meanwhile reaffirmed its prior targets for sales growth in 210.
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Adobe Systems – Adobe reaffirmed its full-year earnings and revenue targets.
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Doug Jones in Alabama, will be major targets for both sides.
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"The uneducated are perfect targets for the unscrupulous," the letter said.
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But on Election Day itself, Clinton did not hit her targets.
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However, directors said Corbat's compensation should reflect performance against financial targets.
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Then, said officials, something tipped the targets off to their approach.
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According to Macedo, the company beat its targets in each city.
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League target leader Mike Evans has 60 targets, nearly double Jeffery.
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Those targets include spending measures to avoid a partial government shutdown.
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In other words, they're deliberate, coordinated attacks on pre-selected targets.
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Scammers will always find a way to get to their targets.
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"Not to be morbid, but we are all targets," says Herjavec.
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The idea of setting targets might sound draconian and overly simple.
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The company maintained its sales targets for the end of 227.
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They'll also become potential targets of Donald Trump's aggressive deportation tactics.
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But some officials don't expect to even meet the lower targets.
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Trump has shown sympathy for targets in the Russia probe before.
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So what happens if every dimension of their targets isn't real?
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Those who miss targets must purchase credits from battery-powered rivals.
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Plus, you'll also learn how to extract information on potential targets.
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It also topped Wall Street targets of a $996 million loss.
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Much of Sloan's presentation was devoted to Wells Fargo's expense targets.
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Activists say the corporate targets are meaningless without that measure. 5.
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Elite military forces have plenty of cool ways to reach targets.
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The Massachusetts Democrat is one of Trump's biggest critics – and targets.
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His targets would be strangers to whom Popov owed no loyalty.
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Her work targets the connection between the spiritual and physical worlds.
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The PKK has largely avoided civilian targets in the recent past.
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Analysts cut price targets on several microchip companies, including Xilinx Inc.
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But doesn't somebody else have to see an uptick in targets?
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Targets will include global spending, organization and digitalization of the business.
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But the Chinese have not outlined exact targets, the report said.
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A U.S.-led coalition has been pummeling ISIS targets with airstrikes.
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Some of their targets were absent, busy or pretending to be.
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The program also targets increases for other renewables such as biodiesel.
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The first of these targets can and probably will be hit.
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The bank targets a net RoTE of above 6% by 2020.
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A U.S.-led coalition has been pummeling ISIS targets with airstrikes.
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Credit Agricole is due to announce financial targets on June 6.
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Has the acquisition flubbed its market-share targets or got flabby?
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Esketamine, on the other hand, targets a different chemical, called glutamate.
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The Israeli military, meanwhile, says it hit more than 22014 targets.
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"Churches, like schools, are soft targets because we are community-oriented."
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I don't see a need now to change our yield targets.
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Vivo, which targets younger consumers with lower prices, is also surging.
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But Twitter forecast current quarter revenue largely below Wall Street targets.
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And, if a war is on, such convoys make tempting targets.
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Islamic State militants have made threats against Catholic targets in Rome.
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A second poster in the ad takeover targets Trump's adult children.
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The deadline for qualifying polls and donation targets is December 12.
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Now, he's looking at bigger targets to knock down in 2019.
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There were no military targets anywhere in the area, Amnesty said.
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Stocks of prospective targets surged after the deal was announced Friday.
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Around the world, nuclear weapons reached, and then decimated their targets.
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At least two brokerages raised their price targets on the stock.
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"Every attack that targets Turkey's guests will be punished," he said.
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Where financial regulations are concerned, Republicans' top targets may surprise you.
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Russian jets had begun to bomb rebel targets and destroy hospitals.
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That's pretty much exactly how the Zodiac Killer picked his targets.
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Also we're still continuing to release elusive targets and escalation contracts.
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In Gaza, Palestinians reported Israeli planes attacked at least two targets.
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If so, it will not be for a lack of targets.
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Other targets, from Khrushchev to hipsters, received the same subversive treatment.
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In return, the government has agreed to eye-watering budget targets.
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The frigate also launched Kalibr cruise missiles at targets inside Syria.
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The SU-224 is used for aerial bombardment of ground targets.
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Go deeper ... Democratic hit list: At least 85 Trump investigation targets
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The experimental drone can be used for surveillance and striking targets.
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The government appears to view targets as essential for policy making.
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So it targets and removes the hair right at the source.
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At least 5 brokerages cut their price targets on the stock.
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It deals high damage — especially to larger targets — at close range.
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Some, including economic powerhouse Germany, are struggling to meet their targets.
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Some of those targets: Latino voters, who dominate Milwaukee's south side.
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There's a lot of talk in Silicon Valley about ownership targets.
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I was working for the same production targets [as the adults].
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All of the targets are frequently maligned by right-wing critics.
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The visitors to the hotel are perfect targets, with perfect data.
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Genome sequencing makes it ever easier to identify new drug targets.
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In the decades that followed, central banks committed to inflation targets.
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The bank targets 12-month inflation of 3 to 7 percent.
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News organizations are top targets because they can yield sensitive information.
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Pakistan responded by sending warplanes to strike at targets in India.
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New, state-level targets will be put in place this year.
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As the monster grows, so too does his list of targets.
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Public pensions have return targets of 24-22% for their portfolios.
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On Saturday, the air force pounded more targets in the region.
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Australia's hitting targets too, with Maniax joints in Sydney and Melbourne.
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From its Miami headquarters, BLU targets the U.S. and Latin America.
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Refugees became the easiest targets for the country's war on terror.
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Go deeper: Maxine Waters targets global banks with Financial Services shakeup
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At least 12 brokerages cut their price targets on the stock.
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Most bosses complain of being slaves to short-term profit targets.
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Activist investors harass firms that underperform profit and share-price targets.
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The bank targets an inflation rate of just below 2 percent.
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But it has lately missed subscriber targets and has other challenges.
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It is ahead of targets to increase solar and wind capacity.
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Others who fear Trump should be allies, not targets of derision.
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It's going to be 'I can do any of these targets.
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When profits miss targets, executives usually make a (well-compensated) exit.
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The source said the Turkish military returned fire hitting IS targets.
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This may be because more capital is chasing buy-out targets.
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At least 12 brokerages raised their price targets on the stock.
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Targets included the upmarket Shangri-La hotel in the capital, Colombo.
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China's economic growth targets are important because they determine policy settings.
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He declined to disclose targets for loan growth in the segment.
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It is now expected to fall short of its 2020 targets.
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The company also confirmed its targets for fiscal year 2018/2019.
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But recently they appear to have sought targets closer to home.
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For example, the organization released the video below which targets Netflix:
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Koh did not offer specific sales targets, the Samsung spokesman said.
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Johnson would shoot at random targets on the property, mainly gophers.
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Indeed, tech firms are easy targets for anyone worried about change.
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But Discovery, Sony Pictures and MGM might also be eventual targets.
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It neither targets religious believers nor imposes unfair burdens on them.
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Instead although it targets the center, it will down anywhere convenient.
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O), as potential targets for a buyout by Apple Inc (AAPL.
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This year we're really focusing more on the targets of bullying.
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Its managers rarely talk about it and have set no targets.
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At least 11 analysts cut their price targets on the stock.
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Meanwhile, Japanese firms inked a record 132 deals with U.S. targets.
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The 10th sits near the top of Democratic targets in 20163.
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This reflects a broader trend in terrorism directed against religious targets.
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Scotland has set itself ambitious targets when it comes to renewables.
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But huge platforms also inevitably have huge targets on their backs.
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Both Zynga and Groupon have long been seen as acquisition targets.
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Those targets require deep (80 to 100 percent) decarbonization, relatively quickly.
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Here are the Fed's latest March targets, released in Wednesday's statement:
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Despite missing earnings targets, the outlook for the sector remains strong.
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However, it forecast current quarter revenue largely below Wall Street targets.
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Police believe all four targets were sleeping when they were attacked.
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However, the data shows they could struggle to meet these targets.
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But the #NeverTrump movement opens the possibility of unusual voter targets.
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Y. The full list of NRCC targets for 2020 is below.
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The technology reportedly targets this population based on their physical appearance.
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Cevian wants Ericsson to hit its margin targets ahead of schedule.
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His office said that was to shift focus towards bigger targets.
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His targets included former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, Sens.
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These physiological responses were all targets of the researchers' scientific inquiry.
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The new data would help them refine their targets, he said.
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MSA-GATIA says it only targets armed militants and never civilians.
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Rudd had claimed the Home Office did not have such targets.
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And many countries have not yet met their targets under Paris.
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"This is still one of the most ambitious targets to reach."
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Ukraine, particularly the finance ministry, is meeting some of these targets.
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"The drone has not achieved its targets," a coalition statement said.
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Are you hitting your calorie and protein targets for the day?
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Our advertising team has exceeded its targets and all previous records.
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But the KGB and FSB would have studied their targets carefully.
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Naturally, targets aren't always so willing to help reporters out, however.
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CWA has conducted a months-long campaign against US government targets.
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Business data services (BDS) are one of the FCC's regulatory targets.
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It also targets age spots, acne scars, discoloration, and other blemishes.
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The bank raised its three- and 12-month targets to $ 1,200.
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But none of the emissions targets for any country are binding.
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MI, reported higher first-quarter revenues and maintained its financial targets.
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BVM doesn't really put too much thought into choosing his targets.
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Jonathan Conricus insisted Israel only targeted Hamas military targets in Gaza.
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That's the same as the 3003 targets, which were easily exceeded.
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But it's likely Ledgett was only referring to NSA targets specifically.
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Capital ratios remain well above minimum regulatory requirements and internal targets.
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But NotPetya, which targets the Windows operating system, didn't stay there.
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We're able to engage the targets at the speed of light.
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It will be implemented only if Greece meets its fiscal targets.
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The officials did not identify possible acquisition targets, the sources said.
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The researchers declined to give out more details about the targets.
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Schumer noted the three nominees weren't top targets for Democratic opposition.
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Saudi airstrikes have struck civilian targets like marketplaces and funeral homes.
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The U.S. government announced in late November targets for renewables use.
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For biodiesel, the targets were seen as relatively ambitious through 2017.
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Oil refiners are required to meet EPA targets for biofuel use.
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They dropped 3,800 munitions on 3,700 targets, a base release says.
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The company targets a minimum cash buffer of EUR2bn to EUR2.5bn.
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Research analysts have been sceptical about India meeting its ambitious targets.
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"We could go beyond our de-risking plan's targets," he said.
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At least 13 brokerages cut their price targets on the stock.
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The defaulted borrowers then become targets of the DOE's debt collectors.
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It presumes the U.S. will capture, rather than kill, terrorist targets.
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Targets were located in four nations: Belgium, China, Sweden and Russia.
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He declined to set a new date for achieving the targets.
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He could also amend the agreement to relax America's aggressive targets.
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An earlier suit targets a Homeland Security directive doing the same.
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The vehicles are also known for landing on very precise targets.
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Yasin said the government targets scrapping these subsidies entirely by 2019.
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Indeed, the provisions focus more on electoral targets than political ones.
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Spain and Portugal were spared fines for missing deficit-reduction targets.
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It also stood by its full-year revenue and earnings targets.
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Loan-servicing units, which pursue individual debtors, are especially appealing targets.
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There's a long range ice weapon that hones in on targets.
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At least three brokerages lowered their price targets on the stock.
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At least 11 brokerages raised their price targets on the stock.
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You need to collect guns and fire them at moving targets.
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In other words, it pointed its gun at the wrong targets.
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Hoyer said the bank would maintain ambitious targets against global warming.
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But Splaine says that's the last thing they'll tell recruitment targets.
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Yet the plethora of targets suggests that there's something larger afoot.
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Hackers may have indirectly delivered the malware to other targets too.
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Gangs are now thought to have identified targets before even boarding.
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More insidiously, it targets the independence of an entire judicial system.
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The targets included a senior militant leader and a training camp.
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That provides a number of potential targets for firm presidential initiatives.
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Analysts from Piper Jaffray and Goldman Sachs raised their price targets.
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The Associated Press: Trump targets citizenship, stokes pre-election migrant fears.
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That means more packages delivered and more tempting targets for thieves.
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Because the official capacity closure targets come with two important caveats.
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Children are not only targets - they are also used as weapons.
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But this race will be among Republicans' top targets in November.
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Italy's ENI has set publicly available targets for cutting methane emissions.
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It is also voting on energy efficiency targets later on Wednesday.
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The sources also said the jets hit six Islamic State targets.
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Without good data, it is hard to set targets for reduction.
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Much to their bafflement, the targets are often themselves left-leaning.
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Abenomics has fallen short of its targets and its overblown rhetoric.
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Missing Model 3 production targets isn't the only challenge facing Tesla.
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The company's acquisition targets range from Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and Argentina.
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Israel responded with airstrikes of its own on targets in Syria.
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Sometimes his loose language makes it easy to confuse his targets.
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But good therapy and education targets these beliefs and challenges them.
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We have just started striking Hamas targets throughout the Gaza Strip.
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After the defeat in Houston, their next targets were Jacksonville, Fla.
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Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and is eyeing other potential 28503 targets.
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The trick is to give voters real targets for their resentment.
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Yet, unlike his unwitting targets, Weinstein already had his lines memorized.
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Sex workers were the prime targets, but so was any woman
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We are the targets in a scheme to manipulate public opinion.
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He may have to face some of those targets head on.
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The research suggests the main targets are Jews and African-Americans.
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"You can't just keep missing those targets," Loup Ventures' Munster said.
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The company had initially planned to hit these targets in 2017.
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The team hacked the targets using a spying tool called Karma.
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The most common targets of snatch thefts are women walking alone.
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But terrorists have consistently shown a determination to attack aviation targets.
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