Williams came to the big leagues in 1991 as a natural target, bespectacled, awkward socially, so quiet and introverted.
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Snell says, " and when the winner has outspoken people on top of that, they're a natural target ."
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None of that may blunt the reality that Turkey's unique posture makes it a natural target for Islamic terrorists.
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The bypass roads have become natural targets for any Palestinian with a gun and a will to use it.
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Enzyme activity as given in katal generally refers to that of the assumed natural target substrate of the enzyme.
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The population in large sections of the Galilee is predominantly Arab, making it a natural target for irredentist incitement.
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"` We knew we were a natural target for competitors seeking to build up an emerging markets equity business,"
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Environmentalists say this system would make the United States, with its many environmental regulations exceeding standards elsewhere, a natural target.
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Linder is in some ways the natural target for frustrated Republicans, partly because he has been so close to Gingrich.
