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Advertisers aiming for big audiences tended to choose Facebook, while those looking for younger audiences have the option of Snapchat.

He said they were aiming for "big and important transformations of their society and their infrastructure, where the Games just serve as a catalyst".

Aiming for big ideas about money and deception, this production overcomplicates its plot and loses touch with its characters, such that the crucial final twist in the tale feels contrived.

I realized that by only aiming for big intimidating goals my entire life I was ironically playing small.

I gulped the last of my espresso, slid in and slipped away — headed south on Highway 1, aiming for Big Sur.

Companies owned by large investors aiming for big returns are stampeding into this gap now that the Affordable Care Act ensures that more Americans have health insurance that pays for addiction treatment.

Yet, despite federal prosecutors' threats to aim for bigger targets at City Hall, their investigation of illegal patronage hiring never reached into the highest echelons of the mayor's office.

A recent Series E round of funding worth $50 million will be used to aim for bigger events, invest in mobile products and build more analytics and social media tools.

Following in the footsteps of 2012's genre-mashing "Black Radio," which blended jazz and hip-hop into a distinct, Grammy-winning mix (in the R&B category), Glasper aims for bigger and better in his follow-up.

The show is also aiming for bigger-name guest judges.

I've aimed for big criteria, but surely there are plenty of more.