About £700m has been allocated over three years to help mental health services to hit its early targets.
Early targets of Victorian missionaries and Hindu reformers, they are nowadays often dedicated as children by their impoverished Dalit families.
Waleed is from the town of Daraya, close to the Syrian capital, which was one of the regime's early targets in clamping down on dissent.
The series looked back, too, to Hogarth's early targets, the domination of British taste by French fashions, a key strand in Dryden's original play.
Brazil, Mexico, Poland and Spain are among the early targets for Mozilla and its partners.BlackBerry and Microsoft have the advantage of familiarity; 80m people use BlackBerrys.
(Of course, this won't do much to counter the industry's reputation as the architect of an Evil System -- nor will the fact that the most prominent of the early targets was a 12-year-old honors student).
A few early targets were identified in the Budget, including a chunk of British Energy and the Tote, but the list so far adds up to more like £10bn than £30bn.
But given the economic downturn across the euro zone and the political stalemate in Athens since May, one euro zone official said Tuesday that it was "quite logical" that Greece's early targets had been missed.
What is striking is that by 2012, at the point in the electoral cycle when governments are normally at their least popular, they had lost only four points – despite badly missing all their early targets for economic growth and deficit reduction.
If Halpern started slowly, he picked his early targets wisely.
Canada and the UK could be early targets, since Listia is seeing early activity there.
