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Asia is a growing target: Singapore recently signed a €1.6 billion deal for ThyssenKrupp submarines.German small arms are also popular.

But the 29-year-old has also become a growing target for ridicule over her role in a series of state-promoted PR stunts.

Besides threatening their business operations, gun makers here said the lawsuits have also made them a growing target of public disdain.

Liu warned against high stakes corporate battles as a replacement for growing international trade and growing target industries such as computer systems design, data processing and cybersecurity.

The New Zealand immigration minister, Michael Woodhouse, said: "There's no doubt that New Zealand is a growing target for people smugglers and the Australian changes may make the threat of a mass arrival here even greater.

In a single move, Putin widened his base while acknowledging that the governing party — a growing target of scorn — is no longer capable of delivering a resounding victory on its own.

"We're big at Wal-Mart and we're growing at Target," Mr. Lumley said.

Institutional investors and equity analysts now pressure CEOs of public companies to hit steadily growing earnings targets.

Ten years on, they are still partners and the company is growing and targeting new markets.

Correspondents say it is the latest move in a growing campaign targeting India's elite for alleged corruption.

Instead the country is now faced with growing nationalism, targeting Muslim minority groups, and political turmoil that is overshadowing the reconciliation process.