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Mr Chávez's foreign policy, of cheap oil and angry rhetoric, is aimed as much at Latin American voters as governments.

But it may be the first children's series in which the moral instruction, rather than the jokes, is aimed as much at parents as at children.

The News Media Weigh In The Midwest tour, White House officials said, is aimed as much at local news outlets as at the national media.

"What Bush is doing is aimed as much at white people as black people," said David Bositis, an analyst of minority voting at the Joint Center for Economic Studies.

But the immediate consequence of these measures has been less to alarm Iraq than to enrage Turkey.Turkey's scimitar-rattling at Syria is aimed as much at America's Iraqi policy as at anything the Syrians are doing.

Not a jot of randomness is allowed within the bounds of the movie, and everything is made to match; a splash of red paint on the wall of Jonathan's bedroom, at home, prefigures the ragged hole in a wall through which the machine gun is aimed, as well as the bloodshed that it may yet unleash.

It was presented as an attack on Labor but was aimed as much at Turnbull.

Their anger was aimed as much at the police as against "the West".

General Musharraf condemns such attacks, and claims that they are aimed as much at destabilising his government as at India.

Indeed, political analysts said the show of solidarity by the two leaders was aimed as much at their own parties as at the opposition.

The attack, he said, was aimed as much at Pakistan as at India, but India had reacted in an unfortunate way.