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View definitions for targets

targets

noun as in aim, goal

noun as in person as object of ridicule

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The lawsuit, filed in federal court this week, targets a law that aims to combat harmful videos, images and audio that have been altered or created with artificial intelligence.

Chapman, then 23, was convicted of murdering Miss Edwards and the attempted murder of two men who were the intended targets of the shooting, as well as wounding three other bystanders and related firearms offences.

From BBC

Kids who just want to look at memes have become the targets of a casino’s ruse.

From Slate

And they are not the only targets the Chargers will need to cover.

As targets of criminal investigations, Gaetz and Trump share an impassioned hatred for the Department of Justice.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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