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target as

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target someone or something as something
to aim at someone or something as something; to choose someone or something as someone or something. The board targeted Alice as a potential candidate. We targeted the first of August as the starting date.
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Doctrinal Definitions of Targeting Joint Publication 3-60, Joint Targeting, defines a target as "an entity or object considered for possible engagement or action.
Overall, female participants perceived the feminine target as more similar to them (see Table 1), but this perception of similarity was only weakly, and nonsignificantly, correlated with their liking of the feminine target.
They recover in mid-2002, although the interpretation of the estimates in this period is complicated because of the revision of the target as discussed above.
 
 
 
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