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Saturday's military operation came just a day after the President authorized the US to take aim at another unidentified object off the coast of Alaska,
Add a bit of bad luck, and all these billions of nuclear weapons and kamikaze bombers take aim at the wrong target.
Add a bit of bad luck and all these billions of nuclear weapons and kamikaze bombers take aim at the wrong target - you.
The jokes that follow take aim at the government's economic mismanagement, the soaring price of living, and
The jokes that follow take aim at the Government's economic mismanagement, the soaring price
So take aim and fire away.
So, take aim and fire away
While Novo and Lilly are farthest along, there are plenty of other players trying to take aim at this market—Viking Therapeutics, AstraZeneca, and
While Nova and Lilly are farthest along, there are plenty of other players trying to take aim at this market.
So all you environmental activists who take aim, shame, and
So all you environmental activists who take aim, shame, and
So this headline says that the rules take aim at baby names like Nike.
And we're looking at the expression take aim at.
Yeah, these lawsuits take aim at a wide range of TikTok's business practices and features that these attorneys general say can harm young users' mental health and well-being.
And another found that CRISPR can accidentally take aim at healthy DNA.