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Its space blast was really aimed at rival America.

Teenage fiction at the time was really aimed at 11 and 12-year-olds.

"But Sidewalk was really aimed at what we now call local search," Mr. Ballmer says.

What happened? A. The first book was really aimed for a rather senior audience, strategic planners and so on.

"I know that," replied Stagg (who had not wanted to join a strike that was really aimed at the nationals).

Critics say the decision was really aimed at crushing the company's powerful union, the Mexican Electricity Workers Unionn, one of the country's most combative.

As the artists painted the models, Sodamin's work and the space itself evolved along with Markow's photographs: "I was really aiming to mess with your depth perception," Markow tells the The Creators Project.

Human-rights groups believe the laws are really aimed at unemployed, homeless aboriginal youths.

"It is really aimed at a different consumer," said Avner Ronen, chief executive of Boxee.

But anti-tobacco advocates suspect that it is really aimed at getting youngsters to take up the smoking habit.

What the Dogma critique is really aimed at might better be called the cinema of gross manipulation.