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In the days and weeks after the blacklisting, Spamhaus was targeted with an DDoS attack, which flooded the site with traffic until it fell offline.

Known as Operation Saturation, the stricter enforcement involves about 35 extra troopers patrolling the parkway's busiest sections, a spokesman for the New Jersey Highway Authority said yesterday, adding that all moving violations would be targeted, with an emphasis on drunken and aggressive driving.

Two UK servicemen died in Afghanistan when they were mistakenly targeted with an anti-tank missile in a "friendly fire" incident, an inquest has heard.

According to Bloomberg, 90percentt of the investors who bought SoftBank Corp shares at the 1,500 yen opening price were individuals, who the company had targeted with an unusual marketing campaign.

The Dukes purportedly hacked the Democratic Nation Committee's servers before the election and it's clear that these organizations will be targeted with an intensity their IT departments might not be able to beat over the next few years.

David Fischer, Facebook's vice president of marketing and business partnerships, just offered a new statistic on the Facebook Offers program: He said that among the 100 most popular offers on the social network, three-fourths of the claims came not from the people who had been initially targeted with an offer, but instead from someone they had shared it with.

In pre-targeting, the tumour is first targeted with a specific non-radioactive monoclonal antibody construct.

"We get hostile phone calls and we're supposedly being targeted with a lawsuit," he said.

Messages can be targeted with a laser focus to very specific groups offering them relevant content.

The middle-aged will soon be targeted with a campaign designed specifically to make them go back to bed.

Mobile phones were targeted with a series of tsunami warning messages, urging residents to abandon the coastal areas.