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Thus Nicolas Sarkozy a few years ago, when crafting the image of a crusading politician ready to take aim at France's elite.

At this time bullfight private at take aim at stage etc. is all static, be advantageous to preparation, take aim at and judge.

But Robin lifted the bow as if to take aim, and Guy's men-at-arms loosened their shields as they saw it.

Conoco is grappling with intense public scrutiny as China's political leaders and state-run media take aim at the company.

He worked for a while the bushes take aim, listen and hope to have a rabbit out of nowhere crashed on the stump.

I saw one of the horsemen (soldiers by their caps and their long military cloaks) raise his carbine and take aim.

Under his conductor, 80 big guns take aim at the British army's battlefield to carry on bombard with artillery in the meantime.

The culture used to move relatively slowly, so you could take aim.

The officer says he fired warning shots over the heads of youths throwing stones at his patrol car, but witnesses say he did take aim.

Slowly he raised his bow and began to take aim at the bird.

Or take aim at the one person you know won't be offended: Yourself.

barely sit down come, side have MM long get return ok, at once more take aim more eye.

Today is the day I defile your saccharine way, or at least take aim.

None of the investigations take aim at Google's core advertising business.

President Bush says rebuilding the hurricane battered Gulf Coast must take aim at wiping out persistent poverty and racial injustice.

The middle and small real estate company should take aim focus, diversity, lower cost strategy to improve its competing ability.

The raises include income, sales and business taxes and take aim at everything from slot machine licenses to motel room taxes.

And Apple has used its reserves to develop the iPad and take aim at Google recently by acquiring a mobile-advertising company.

Eg. Now we have to take aim at the problem and try to get it solved.

When your (white) correspondent happens along, they take aim with stones, machetes and poles.

Use magnetometer to control the turret by rotating the device, take aim and blast the falling rocks to rubble.

Soldiers of the Free Syrian Army, formed by army deserters, take aim.

Critics also take aim at what they say is a regulatory system that amounts to cherry-picking.

If this suspicion is accurate, it is unfair that regulators should take aim at short-sellers.

When markets become the bearer of bad news, there is a natural tendency to take aim at the messenger.

speak, take aim , walk with great deliberation.

To take aim with (a firearm).

He knelt down to take aim . His first shot fell short.

that ' s right . just take aim and squeeze .

The left of pin is high, please it toward left take aim.

No, chances are, he has a shotgun and will soon take aim at your noggin.

The player knelt down to take aim.

So, you want to rich, they take aim, the public policy of our country.

Last month, the North's ruler Kim Jong Un ordered his army to take aim at the island,

Take aim at international cutting-edge technical know-how

yuke bomber stay cool . take aim , and drop ' em straight

Opposition MPs Take Aim at Army Influence

to take aim at great accuracy

Or stands in space to take aim;