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Discover Ludwig"took aim at" is a perfectly normal phrase in written English, used to describe someone aiming a weapon at a target or aiming to achieve a goal.
Example: The young archer took aim at the target and released her arrow.
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They also took aim at each other.
Adults took aim at trees.
More recently, he took aim at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.
Rivals took aim at Bannon, too.
"I took aim at the front passenger".
Then they took aim at consumer electronics makers.
Cichra took aim at a silhouette target from 25yardss.
Hours later, Trump took aim at Ohr's wife.
Recently, President Obama took aim at the Kochs' political network.
Last week it took aim at an entire country – Liberia.
Rep. John Sarbanes (D-Md). also took aim at Trump.
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