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The move comes after a defense consultation last week between China and South Korea failed to reassure Seoul that China's expanded zone was aimed exclusively at Japan.

Bernstorff, fearing that the Russian proposal was aimed exclusively against Great Britain, unwillingly acceded to it on July 9, 1780, after having reached a separate agreement with Britain five days earlier on what constituted "contraband of war".

In fact, the human tragedy born of the Syrian conflict was sensitively handled and the satirical humour was aimed exclusively at politicians and those in the media who, after seeing the horrific photo of toddler Aylan Kurdi washed up on a beach, stopped referring to those fleeing hardship as "a swarm" and came up with "a new twist of them being humans".

The thermal shock carried out on Carrara marble was aimed exclusively at obtaining samples characterized by a heavy intergranular decohesion (damage effect) without any purpose of simulating a realistic outdoor damage process.

One of these was aimed exclusively at minors.

Despite its location, the new venture will not be aimed exclusively at African-Americans and other minority groups, Mr. Kidron said.

The rest, it is claimed, are aimed exclusively at weakening other rebel groups  and securing Mr Assad's government.

Highsmith's Freudian therapy had been aimed exclusively at "curing" her, though, bizarrely, she was offered a support group with other women, mostly married, who had homosexual tendencies.

One of the biggest dossiers in the spy cable cache is one drafted by the NIA, which is aimed exclusively at Iranian agents.

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Until a cast-iron agreement is reached, the vote will not be binding – rather it is aimed exclusively at furnishing the central protagonists in Greece's negotiating team with the authority to debate with creditors around the proposed reforms.