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British firms are increasingly a target after the big hacks in America of Target and Ebay.

Pulmonary hypertension and acute exacerbations of IPF negatively influence prognosis and are increasingly a target of therapy.

BP recently topped a survey of the most obstructive company on climate change, and is increasingly a target for fossil fuels divestment campaigns.

The relative hawkishness of Clinton, the former secretary of state, is increasingly a target, as is her record on Iraq and Syria.

Reporters without Borders says journalists are also increasingly a target, with correspondents encouraged to report "good news" and several TV stations ransacked.

As it continues to rapidly grow in size, Android is increasingly a target of such suits.

His form had been poor and he was increasingly becoming a target for fans' ire at Old Trafford.

As a result, the issue has increasingly become a target for Mr. Santorum's opponents in the Republican race.

Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and chairman of the committee, who has pushed hardest for hearings and Congressional oversight, is increasingly becoming a target to some conservatives.

"I'm refusing the publication of them but not giving other viewpoints that I could be sued about," he said, adding that scholars often debate artistic authenticity but increasingly become a target of libel lawsuits when they do so publicly.

Dr. Lewis — Jewish by birth and uncompromising in attitude — increasingly became a target of detractors who ridiculed him as an embodiment of Western-centric arrogance and the West's attempts to remain the big brother of the Middle East.