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"For now, I just think they're just going after soft targets like schools because they're easy to get money from. It's too early to draw other conclusions," he said.

From BBC

There are always reporters there ready in place to go after the story that everybody’s interested in.

From Salon

In a new surge of medical disinformation and misinformation, RFK Jr. goes after Tylenol and circumcision.

From Los Angeles Times

“That, I think, is what they’re going after. But it’s essentially a game over for the entire industry if this actually goes into effect.”

From Salon

I spoke to a woman at a conference whose aunt had placed Post-it notes on all her valuable items noting what she had paid for each and to whom it should go after she died.

From MarketWatch