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The policy has become "more targeted, more narrowly defined and more implementable," he added.

The emergent paradigm is a marketing machine that is more targeted, more knowing and less wasteful; something that learns, creates, adapts and distributes in real time.

John Osborn, president and chief executive of BBDO New York, said the campaign is "more targeted, more focused on where the customer lives and how the customer lives".

On the internet, which continues to grow its audience, advertising is smarter, more targeted, more measurable and ultimately will find a place to be more successful, in my view.

Gen. Yoav Mordechai, said the military had been ordered to go after Hamas commanders Sunday, in addition to rocket squads, in "more targeted, more surgical and more deadly" attacks.

When the primary portrayal of young Black men, for instance, is that of some sort of a criminal to be feared, are we really shocked to learn that they are profiled more, targeted more and arrested more by police?

There are more targets, more rules, less trust".

"If we're going to have a low carbon world we've got to [set] more targets, more product standards, more eco design directives," he says.

"That creates a virtuous cycle of better intelligence, which generates more targets, more raids and more momentum". The new force ultimately will be able to launch raids and other operations against Islamic State targets in Syria, he added.

The biggest difference this year is that our protests are targeted more and more at the Obama administration".

Those ads will no doubt be more precisely targeted, more seamlessly integrated into a user's daily life maybe too seamlessly for some.