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The editorial said perpetrators had "developed distorted values and indulged themselves, hankering after cash and a life of luxury, so they were easily targeted by foreign intelligence services".

In their top positions where difficult decisions had to be made, the HDMs said they felt vulnerable and were easily targeted as a scapegoat.

Isis knows that it will always lose if it fights it out in battles and sieges in which its fighters can be easily targeted.

Some radio executives, including Kraig T. Kitchin, the president of Rush Limbaugh's radio distributor, Premiere Radio Networks, have said the cultural composite of the left is too diffuse to be easily targeted.

Hence, the biotin and biotinylated agents can be easily targeted to the tumours by using the affinity of biotin to the avidin.

These reporters have the advantage of being easily targeted to any part of the worm, and because C. elegans is transparent both the reporters and changes in their fluorescence can be clearly observed in vivo.

Cas9 is easily targeted to bind and cleave a DNA sequence via a complementary RNA; this straightforward programmability has gained Cas9 rapid acceptance in the field of genetic engineering.

Moreover, as child victims may be easily targeted because they are outside on the street, it is possible to design or restructure public places, extend guardianship, or increase the natural surveillance of outdoor public places (e.g., removing blind spots and natural obstacles, trimming bushes in parks or public spaces; Wortley and Smallbone 2006).

"But transgender people are easily targeted because they are physically weak and have no social support".

These threats are further aggravated by the stigmatization in their countries of destination, being easily targeted for the issues and challenges those countries face, because of ignorance, racism or mere political opportunism.

PPI-Nem can be easily targeted without concern because the proteins are specific to nematodes.