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Meanings of obvious target in English

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Usage of obvious target in English
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But the obvious target is to claim the title with another victory.
The Irish Times
2
Kennedy was the obvious target, but Ross would have to be careful.
Consent to kill: a thriller
3
Poulter's nature rendered him an obvious target for the American galleries.
The Guardian
4
SC would have seemed like the obvious target for her aims and aspirations.
Surface detail
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To protect such an obvious target from attack, Afghan and coalition forces flooded Sharana.
Wired
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Rip-off corporations are one obvious target; another is underpaying employers.
The Guardian
7
He felt the scrotum-lifting tension he always experienced when he was an obvious target.
The Hyperion Cantos
8
Emerald City was the highest, and the most obvious target.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
9
Now it has turned to a less obvious target: golf.
The Irish Times
10
Judging by descriptions of her she was not, however, an obvious target for Law's attentions.
Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
11
I am not an obvious target for the Lubavitchers.
When I stop talking, you'll know i'm dead: useful stories from a...
12
And when a thinly-disguised Mr Lawlor emerged as Mr Big, he was the obvious target.
The Irish Times
13
Much like purpose made notebook bags, a camera bag is an obvious target for thieves.
Wired
14
An obvious target, if the pact opened hostilities.
Anathem
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Russia's lucrative alcohol market, which is full of tax loopholes, offers an obvious target for the government.
The Irish Times
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Nicholson seems an obvious target, but he may have become indispensable to ministers, as Patrick Butler explains.
The Guardian
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