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But the mall and nearby streets have been frequent targets, and by sundown it was empty save for clusters of police officers and soldiers.

News organizations have been frequent targets, and anthrax-bearing letters have been sent by way of a Trenton post office to NBC News in New York and to the office of the Senate majority leader.

The stabbing revealed tensions between whites and Hispanics in Suffolk County, prompted many Latinos to come forward claiming they were frequent targets of harassment and assaults, and raised questions about the county Police Department's response to reports of crimes against Latinos.

These workers, among the most visible and vulnerable of recent immigrants, are frequent targets of harassment and abuse.

Paparazzi began following her and her love life and partying became frequent targets of gossip sites and the tabloid media.

Liquor stores are frequent targets of bombings and other violence by Islamic militants seeking to end the sale of alcohol here.

Most of the homes were those of workers from neighbouring Muslim countries who are frequent targets of suspicion and attacks in Ivory Coast's predominantly Christian south.

The sponsor, Roger H. Corbin, a Democrat from Westbury, said he proposed the measure in part to protect single mothers, who, he said, were the most frequent targets of evictions, and their children.

Academics have been frequent targets of killings and abductions in Iraq the past year--part of a campaign that appears aimed at thwarting reconstruction efforts and silencing intellectuals; some estimates put the death toll in the hundreds.

The combination makes undocumented immigrants frequent targets for fraud and other crimes, she said.

In humans, the CBF complex containing RUNX1 as the α-subunit is one of the most frequent targets of chromosomal and genetic alterations in leukemia.