This is different from liking a Facebook page, which still takes direct user interaction.
Nolay Base takes direct fire almost every day from the Taliban.
Much of the film takes direct aim at the usual suspects — big meat packing companies, Monsanto, the federal Agriculture Department.
Not only does it delve headfirst into the syncretic melee of different faiths in that country, it takes direct aim at "godmen", the guru figures who proliferate there.
The European Union's decision takes direct aim at some of the country's generous tax policies, calling them illegal incentives in Apple's case.
For Burning Man 2016, which begins 28 August, veteran festivalgoers Taylor and Raggio are building a vast art installation that takes direct aim at the concierge culture.
And he takes direct aim at the foreign policy record of Clinton, the overwhelming frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination should she run.
Her new book, Bootleg Bakery, takes direct inspiration from Gatsby's prohibition-era America, in which chefs had to find creative ways of sneaking alcohol past the authorities.
If Iran's religious leader takes direct responsibility for establishing relations with the United States, his supporters might see it as an abandonment of revolutionary rhetoric.
Google's YouTube recently launched its own gaming vertical called YouTube Gaming that takes direct aim at the Twitch's grip on the livestreamed gaming market.
In its complaint, Harland Clarke takes direct aim at Mr. Milken, who over the last several decades has become an influential player in the profit-making education field.
