They formed perfect targets.

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Once Jewish religion was the target.

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Second, globalization has been the target for populist criticism.

Tuaregs and Arabs were especially targeted.

Pakistan s armed forces repeated targets of suicide bombers have become demoralized.

Kenyan lawmakers have been the target of public anger in the past.

And, with such a target, it is not very difficult to poke holes and pile on the ridicule.

America's radioactive waste may be targeted in terrorist attacks.

A civil servant whose online information made him an ETA target.

When times are tough, immigrants and minorities become easy targets.

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It was clear that he was targeted because he holds an American passport.

How have bloggers become such a critical target for religious political groups?

Other antiviral drugs in use target different stages of the viral life cycle.

The Spence report is a consensus document, and therefore an easy target for cheap shots.

BEIJING The exchange rate of the renminbi has once again become a target of the United States Congress.

The hotels assaulted and burned in November reopened their doors a month later.

It depicts events at a matchmaking agency managed by a woman who is targeted by the police.

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In particular, Coptic protesters are an easy target against which to rally soldiers and officers.

That is why the press as a whole, and journalists in particular, are so frequently targeted by the authorities.

At the time my friend pointed out that I had probably been targeted, I felt ashamed and tried to defend myself.

If Europe today does not become the agent of its own destiny, it will become the object of new world powers.

Given its established linkages with Pakistan s intelligence outfits, the group was never targeted strongly.

There is no agreement on what, if anything, constitutes an appropriate target for espionage.

Africans more visible than Europeans will no doubt be targeted.

And when she advocated against police abuse against LGBT people working on the streets, she became a target

In some corners, Christians are regarded as complicit in the government s brutal crackdown, making them targets for attack.

My government will not allow Pakistan s schools so vital to our country s future to become targets of terrorism.

If Europe's most powerful person can be targeted, then surely business leaders are also potential targets.

But while most people in the country enjoy the humor, the Kyrgyz capital's mayor is looking on red faced, emerging as the butt of every other joke.

One of the most viral visualizations shows how a house in Gaza becomes a target.

They also have a reason to fear for personal safety, as the remaining abandoned houses have become target for looting, particularly of any metal parts that can be sold.

Not only does the Russian government condone such activities, but it too has targeted LGBT groups online.

Since 2001, Shia Hazaras in Balochistan, have routinely been targeted by militant groups.

Recent US elections rarely spared China, which found itself a frequent target of populist demagoguery. Its exchange rate regime, which pegs the Renminbi to the US dollar, was blamed for the mounting US trade deficit.

Recent US elections rarely spared China, which found itself a frequent target of populist demagoguery.

These elements find humanitarian workers soft targets because of their ubiquitous presence, especially in far flung areas.

Many believe the clear target of the leaks is Putin's first deputy chief of staff, Vyacheslav Volodin, and his inner circle.

While the Partisans proved elusive, the local population, however, which provided assistance and support for the Partisans, was an easy target.

Shortly afterwards, Preetha became the target of a vicious cyber bullying campaign that led to her account being suspended by Facebook.

But, with the passage of time, the Barroso led Commission has also come under fire for being unadventurous and lacklustre.

Perhaps it is accepted resignedly, as the cosmopolitan class is too amorphous and ill defined to be the target of any social movement.