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Rotherham United boss Steve Evans is targeting "high profile" signings for the League Two club this summer.

One current NHS management priority is targeting high health need populations.

Traditional breeding efforts have been focused on the improvement of switchgrass as a forage crop [ 4], while the current bioenergy research is targeting high cellulose and starch content for bioethanol production and low ash content for combustion systems [ 5] combined with significantly increased biomass yield.

A rise in borrowing costs of 2-3 pointstage points might be crippling.Over in Japan, Abenomics is targeting higher inflation.

One approach to increase the efficiency of active surveillance is targeting high-risk strata in the animal population, termed risk-based surveillance, or in the context of this manuscript called targeted sampling (TS).

Duncan was interested in the fact that Barr was targeting high schools, not elementary or middle schools.

Ben Morse, head of year 13 at the Piggott School, Reading, says that although universities are targeting high achievers, talk of increased fees means students are less likely settle for second best.

"I think they should be targeting high flyers at any stage of their career development," he says.

Little is known about the hacker team or individual hacker that appear to be targeting high profile individuals seemingly at random, without a clear motive.

Ford says it's targeting "high-volume" production for this car, which makes sense if it indeed wants to deploy the cars en masse to service dense urban environments where car ownership is on the decline.

The second would be targeted, high-casualty attacks against the French ground troops.