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Critics attacked the project as a dangerous waste of money that would undermine hundreds of years of civil rights and warned that targeting foreign residents could lead to discrimination and abuse.

Senator John McCain, who has just returned from a trip to Benghazi, also supported bringing more pressure to bear on the Libyan regime, but warned that targeting dictators "is a little harder than you think".

But Mr. Bogle warned that target-date funds often charged one percentage point a year more than other funds.

Last year, the home secretary, Theresa May, warned that target-led policing appeared to be making a comeback within some forces as a form of "security blanket".

MSF has previously warned that the targeting of medical facilities has brought the country's healthcare system to the point of "collapse".

But one company of property advisers warned that while targeting foreign purchasers was an "easy hit" it could have a damaging long-term effect on the UK economy.

In his speech, Nasrallah warned that those targeting Hezbollah were leading Lebanon down a hazardous path.

Experts warn that targets will not be met because of the spread of the westernised diet around the globe as a result of heavy marketing by the food industry.

Over the past year the Guardian has warned that fraudsters are targeting older bank customers with the highly sophisticated scam.

Greece's embattled prime minister, George Papandreou, has said his country must solve its deep-rooted budgetary problems itself, and warned that speculators were targeting Greece as the weak link in the ­eurozone.

(Reuters) - Diebold Nixdorf Inc and NCR Corp, two of the world's largest ATM makers, have warned that cybercriminals are targeting U.S. cash machines with tools that force them to spit out cash in hacking schemes known as "jackpotting".