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The checks are aimed at letting customers avoid paying upfront for their tax preparation.

His opponents said the move was aimed at letting him run for re-election.

On Wednesday, the company announced plans for a product aimed at letting cellphone users in less developed nations buy goods and pay bills using their phones.

Other developers, too, are producing more open-ended building kits aimed at letting young people create and program their own computerized designs.

The United States was alone in blocking a World Trade Organization accord last month aimed at letting developing countries without a drug industry violate patents.

Politicians suspected of profiting from Brazil's biggest-ever corruption scandal are drafting legislation aimed at letting themselves off the hook, according to the the country's chief prosecutor.

Just last month, Japan announced it aims at letting robots and humans work hand in hand on the moon by 2030.

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One allows you to where build your own whitelist of websites you want to support, and another, aimed at web developers, lets you block any CSS selector of your choice.

This set, aimed at kids aged 8+, lets you get really creative in communicating secret messages with friends, with contents including a Morse code shutter torch and card, a super-spy journal, spy gear bag, secret codes library, invisible writer and more.

If only real life were so filled with honor and duty: recent reports of the Secret Service's multiple debacles protecting the White House, from missing gunshots aimed at the residence to letting an armed man into the East Room, are almost less embarrassing than the latest, juvenile prank.