In a mere matter of hours, the men in blue were once again in the crosshairs of another well-respected major league manager.
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Caldwell then played a black-and-white video showing aerial footage of the house surrounded by date palms, crosshairs at the center of the screen zeroing in on the two-story concrete building.
Two such groups--Premier and Novation--have been in the crosshairs of three hearings since 2002 by the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust.
Two such groups-Premier and Novation-have been in the crosshairs of three hearings since 2002 by the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust.
The grants, from units of the Department of Defense and the National Institutes of Health, are to develop antibodies for diagnosing and treating anthrax and inhalation plague--two diseases in the crosshairs of biodefense efforts.
For fun--and more and more for real--our kids are in the crosshairs.
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After all, they are already in the crosshairs for being haves in a time when the have-nots seem to have had enough.
But it is the Western world - of which the United Kingdom is a critical part - that has been shown once again to be in the crosshairs of terrorists.
Two high-profile tech companies that have faced their fair share of criticism were in the crosshairs this week, with earnings released from Facebook and Netflix Tuesday.
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