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Chaplin's wild yet precisely calibrated comedy is as derisive and keenly targeted as it is in "The Great Dictator," and is even more pointedly aimed at his personal persecutors.

When the comic was named host of the 2016 Oscars on Wednesday — his second turn at the podium after a 2005 stint — it was for a job that Oscar producer Reginald Hudlin, Rock's collaborator on the TV series "Everybody Hates Chris," had keenly targeted him for.

Working with another venerable name in advertising John L. Bernbach, 61, son of the cofounder of the hallowed ad shop Doyle Dane Bernbach Puris pushes big marketers to make the move from mass marketing to microwooing: deftly targeted appeals to a subset of the most keenly interested consumers.

His attacks on Mr Johnson's failure to avert strikes by Tube drivers could resonate; voters might recall Mr Livingstone's knack for doing deals with the unions.And Mr Livingstone is keenly aware of his perceived indifference to the city's outskirts; having lost in 2008 to Mr Johnson's "doughnut" strategy, which targeted suburban voters, he is campaigning assiduously in those areas.

We do so keenly aware of the violence, discrimination, and hostility targeting queer people of color.

Ian Pointon, chairman of the Kent Police Federation, said: "Work is already under way to change the performance culture within the force, to focus more keenly on the quality of service delivery as opposed to target chasing".

By the time it was Mr. Litvinoff's turn to read, he said afterward, he was keenly aware that the target of the corrosive lines he was about to utter was sitting in the audience.

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But they are keenly aware that, along with the target of their scrutiny, the source of their own authority is also an object of examination.

There is no record of it but the coroner said he believed witnesses who remembered it expressed frustration at poor work by subordinates in a way that clearly identified Ellement as a target of criticism, something she felt keenly.