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Labour has not so far targeted the super-rich.

However the Pentagon and the president's national security team are considering broadening the air campaign that has so far targeted Isis in Iraq into neighbouring Syria, as part of a concerted, internationally-backed effort to "degrade and destroy" the group.

So far, targeted drugs have produced dramatic advances for only a few less-common forms, including leukemia, certain stomach tumors and a subset of breast cancers.

Manning is among those so far targeted by this draconian legislation.

U.S. and European sanctions to punish Russia for occupying and annexing Crimea have so far targeted only a few dozen officials and businessmen.

So far, targeted profiling of up to about 2000 genes or proteins has been successfully used to identify changes in auditory brainstem nuclei associated with postnatal development [ 33, 34], hearing loss [ 35], and auditory cortex lesions [ 36].

The EU and US are mulling sanctions – so far targeting a small number of individuals with visa bans and asset freezes.

Accordingly, most metabolic engineering approaches conducted so far target at the improvement of protein folding and secretion, whereas only few examples of cell engineering against general stress sensitivity were published.

Nowadays, Computing-in-Memory (CiM) represents one of the most relevant solutions to deal with CMOS technological issues and several works have been proposed so far targeting front and back-end synthesis.

Authorities have intercepted 10 bombs so far, targeting eight people, all of whom are outspoken critics of Donald Trump's presidency or frequent targets of right-wing conspiracy theories: billionaire philanthropist George Soros, the Clintons, Barack Obama, former Attorney General Eric Holder, former CIA Director John Brennan (sent via CNN), and actor Robert De Niro.

The antiviral drugs developed so far target the viral proteins, including Protease (PR), Reverse Transcriptase, Integrase and Envelope (fusion process), or the cellular receptors involved in viral entry.