In 2006 two-thirds of acquiring companies paid for their targets with largely borrowed cash.
Both Punjabi and, appropriately, Punchestowns are reported in good order for their targets at the Punchestown Festival next week.
British recruitment drives for Russian agents have had devastating consequences for their targets, not least when a junior diplomat with mental health problems was used to spy on his father.
Our digital footprints often reveal a great deal of personal information, including home addresses or bank details, and attackers expose and manipulate this information to create real-life consequences for their targets.
Magpies boss Alan Pardew has waited patiently for progress on the transfer front with Ashley and managing director Llambias once again refusing to pay more than they want to for their targets.
In 2007 rich-world buyers stumped up a dizzy 17 times operating profits for their targets, double the multiple paid in 2000-03.Some firms had unexpected identity changes.
GROUND CONTROL -- I don't care if I'm winning or losing in this 3-D real-time strategy game so long as I get to see the long, elegant arc of my missiles heading for their targets and watch my units move to distant destinations with unrivaled assurance.
But on most nights, the officers move through the city neighborhoods in small teams, working in plain clothes and unmarked cars, circling block after block in the areas they know provide good hunting for their targets, lying in wait and then pouncing, with lights and sirens, when they see someone remove material from curbside, which under law belongs to the city.
Furthermore, ways in which offenders search for their targets are perhaps unknown to them too.
These VHHs were selected based on their specificity and binding affinity for their targets.
Peptides are increasingly being selected for drug development because they are specific for their targets and have a higher degree of interactions.
