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"The longer this legislation hangs out there," Mr. Rother said, "the more it becomes a target for special interest groups".

IN THE information economy, data replace oil and steel as the central input, so information becomes a target for criminals.

… I think any country where we're just launching from or operating within becomes a target for the terrorists, too.

How presidents use their time inevitably becomes a target for scrutiny and criticism, particularly when a campaign heats up.

Whether it becomes a target for political action must depend on how and whether public debate evolves to demand such action".

Like Mr. Beatty -- who is also grudgingly admired by his new biographer for business sense and careful dietary habits -- Mr. Seinfeld becomes a target for certain innuendoes.

"Any waterfront has become a target for the wealthy".

John Profumo, the war secretary, became a target for derision.

Somali Americans have become a target for domestic terrorists.

Yet Stournaras has, perhaps inevitably, become a target for criticism.

She has now become a target for the rapists.