Like I picked the stereotype of the most horrific possible target of a suicide car bomb.
Mr. Silber is often proposed as a possible target of the Dylan song "Positively Fourth Street".
Japan legitimately sees itself as a possible target of North Korean aggression.
Michael Conway was in charge of the 2000 audit and has now been told by the S.E.C. that he is a possible target of S.E.C. action.
The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday identified Andrew S. Fastow, the former chief financial officer of Enron, as a possible target of its investigation into the company's collapse.
He said Japan was considering the acquisition of drones like the American-made Global Hawk, though he refused to name China as a possible target of surveillance.
One of the prime proponents of changing the tort laws, for instance, is Assemblyman Joel M. Miller, a Republican from Poughkeepsie who also happens to be a dentist, and so is a possible target of malpractice suits.
The possible target of those comments was the Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri, no stranger to squad bickering after his infamous fall-out with his former Arsenal and France team-mate William Gallas.
Yemen suddenly found itself mentioned in the same breath as Afghanistan as a possible target of the United States, and the damage wrought by terrorism -- especially scaring away tourists and foreign investors -- started to hurt.
On Monday, Alcoa was named in a Brazilian newspaper report as a possible target of the mining company Vale, which is reported to be working on a more than $30 billion bid for one of the world's largest mining companies.
The problem is, the training center is supposed to be built upstate, and the 106th Rescue Wing has been identified as a possible target of a federal commission charged with identifying military installations that should be closed or consolidated.
