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Target

Target Corporation is an American retail company headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, operating approximately 1,950 discount department stores across the United States that sell a wide range of general merchandise, including apparel, home décor, electronics, groceries, and toys, emphasizing affordable, on-trend products in guest-friendly environments.^[1]^[2] The company traces its origins to 1902, when George Dayton established the Dayton Dry Goods Company, which evolved into the Dayton Corporation before launching the first Target discount store in Roseville, Minnesota, in 1962; it rebranded as Target Corporation in 2000 to focus on its core retail brand.^[3]^[4] As of 2025, Target employs about 440,000 people and generated $106.6 billion in annual revenue, positioning it as one of the largest U.S. retailers by sales volume, second only to Walmart in the discount sector.^[5]^[6] Key achievements include a longstanding philanthropy program donating 5% of pretax profits—equating to millions weekly—to community initiatives since 1946, as well as innovations in owned-brand product design that support a $30 billion proprietary goods business.^[1] However, Target has encountered significant controversies, notably a 2023 consumer backlash against its Pride Month merchandise displays, which contributed to a second-quarter sales decline amid boycotts, and subsequent scrutiny over diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies that prompted investor lawsuits alleging misleading risk disclosures and a 2025 scaling back of such programs following regulatory shifts.^[7]^[8]^[9] Recent operational challenges, including inventory shortages, increased theft, and inconsistent growth, have led to strategic overhauls such as corporate job cuts and a focus on efficiency to restore profitability.^[10]^[11]

Physical and literal uses

Shooting and archery targets

Shooting and archery targets serve as standardized objects for precision practice and competition, designed to measure accuracy by providing defined scoring zones that withstand projectile impacts. In archery, targets originated with simple straw-filled bosses in medieval Europe, evolving to include concentric ring designs documented as early as the 1400s for scoring purposes.^[12] By the 18th century, numeric scoring based on ring hits became common in organized contests.^[12] Modern archery targets, as specified by World Archery, feature circular faces with five color zones—yellow for 10-9 points, red for 8-7, blue for 6-5, black for 4-3, and white for 2-1—divided into 10 equal rings, with misses scoring zero.^[13] For recurve divisions, official targets measure 122 cm in diameter with a 12.2 cm 10-ring, shot at distances up to 70 meters outdoors.^[13] Compound archers use smaller 80 cm targets with an 8 cm 10-ring at 50 meters, omitting outer rings for focus on inner zones.^[13] Materials typically include dense foam or layered polyurethane for self-healing properties, allowing arrow extraction without damage, though traditional straw remains for some field events; these withstand thousands of field-point or broadhead impacts.^[14] Scoring employs a set system for recurve (up to 6 set points per end) or cumulative totals for compound, prioritizing empirical hit placement over subjective factors.^[13] Firearm shooting targets trace to rudimentary markings, such as charcoal-drawn black circles on tree trunks in early 19th-century American competitions, prioritizing visible impact confirmation for marksmanship assessment.^[15] NRA-sanctioned types for smallbore rifles include indoor A-17 targets (50 feet, 0.150-inch 10-ring) and outdoor A-23 series (50 yards, with X-ring for ties), printed exclusively by licensed manufacturers to ensure uniform ring dimensions like 10.4 mm for metric A-50 bullseyes.^[16]^[16] Paper or cardboard variants dominate for static precision, featuring bullseye or silhouette designs at 25-100 yards, while reactive steel targets (e.g., AR500-rated plates) provide audible and visual feedback via ringing or falling upon bullet strike, limited to subsonic velocities for safety.^[17] Scoring follows ring edges, with inward gauges (0.2225-0.2240 inches) determining edge shots, and excessive hits penalized by point deductions to enforce rule compliance.^[16] Both disciplines emphasize targets that minimize ricochet risks and maximize durability; archery foam absorbs kinetic energy from arrows up to 300 fps draw speeds, while shooting targets use non-spalling materials to contain fragments.^[18]^[17] Official standards from bodies like the NRA and World Archery ensure reproducibility, with modifications prohibited to maintain causal links between shooter skill and score outcomes.^[16]^[13]

Military and strategic applications

Targeting in warfare

Targeting in warfare refers to the systematic process by which military forces identify, select, prioritize, and engage objects or individuals to achieve commander objectives, such as disrupting enemy capabilities or imposing costs on adversary actions.^[19] The objective is to enable effects like destruction, damage, neutralization, or deception against enemy activity while aligning with operational intent.^[20] This process integrates intelligence, planning, and execution across strategic, operational, and tactical levels, distinguishing between deliberate targeting—pre-planned against anticipated threats—and dynamic targeting—responsive to emerging opportunities or threats.^[21] Central to targeting is the F2T2EA cycle: Find (detect potential targets via surveillance), Fix (confirm location and identity), Track (maintain real-time awareness), Target (prioritize and validate against criteria), Engage (apply force or effects), and Assess (evaluate outcomes for battle damage).^[20] ^[22] This cycle, formalized in U.S. military doctrine since the 1990s, shortens decision timelines through integrated sensors, command systems, and effectors, particularly in dynamic scenarios like counterinsurgency or high-intensity conflict.^[21] Target validation ensures alignment with rules of engagement, focusing on military objectives defined by their contribution to enemy combat potential via nature, location, purpose, or use.^[23] International humanitarian law (IHL) governs targeting through core principles: distinction (attacks only on military objectives, sparing civilians and civilian objects), proportionality (anticipated civilian harm not excessive to military advantage), military necessity (actions required for mission success without superfluous injury), and humanity (prohibiting unnecessary suffering).^[24] ^[25] These derive from treaties like the 1949 Geneva Conventions and 1977 Additional Protocol I, with customary status binding all parties.^[26] Violations, such as indiscriminate attacks, incur legal accountability, though enforcement varies due to state sovereignty and asymmetric warfare dynamics where non-state actors exploit civilian proximity.^[27] Historically, targeting evolved from broad-area bombardment in World War II—exemplified by Allied strategic bombing campaigns causing over 500,000 civilian deaths—to post-1977 IHL emphasis on precision, influenced by Vietnam-era scrutiny of civilian impacts.^[28] The 1991 Gulf War marked a shift with "dual-use" infrastructure (e.g., Iraqi power grids supporting both military and civilian functions) prioritized for systemic disruption, setting precedents for network-centric warfare.^[29] U.S. Air Force targeting doctrine formalized effects-based approaches by the early 2000s, integrating collateral damage estimation tools to minimize non-combatant harm.^[28] Modern targeting leverages precision-guided munitions (PGMs), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and artificial intelligence (AI) for enhanced accuracy, with GPS/INS-guided systems achieving circular error probable under 3 meters in optimal conditions.^[30] In conflicts like Ukraine since 2022, AI-enabled drones have accelerated sensor-to-shooter loops, outpacing traditional artillery by enabling real-time target cues and reducing human latency.^[31] However, challenges persist: urban environments amplify proportionality risks, electronic warfare disrupts tracking, and dual-use proliferation complicates distinction, as seen in debates over infrastructure strikes in Gaza operations post-October 2023.^[32] ^[33] Despite technological advances, empirical data from U.S. operations indicate civilian casualties remain, often from secondary effects or misidentification, underscoring that precision mitigates but does not eliminate inherent uncertainties in combat.^[34]

Tactical and strategic targets

In military doctrine, targets are categorized based on the level of warfare they influence, with tactical targets focused on achieving immediate effects in battles or engagements, while strategic targets aim to impact the enemy's broader war-sustaining capabilities or political objectives. This classification aligns actions across the tactical, operational, and strategic levels, ensuring that engagements contribute to higher-level goals, though a single target may produce effects at multiple levels depending on context and assessment.^[35]^[19] Tactical targets involve entities or actions that directly affect battlefield outcomes, such as enemy troop concentrations, vehicles, or weapon systems in active combat zones. Their destruction or disruption provides short-term advantages, like neutralizing immediate threats or supporting maneuver units, and is often addressed through dynamic targeting processes for time-sensitive opportunities. For instance, an armored vehicle positioned near civilian areas or flanking friendly forces exemplifies a tactical target, where engagement prioritizes rapid execution to accomplish specific tasks like route clearance or fire support.^[20]^[35] Strategic targets, by contrast, target elements essential to the enemy's long-term war effort, including leadership structures, critical infrastructure, or economic nodes that underpin military operations on a national or theater scale. These are typically planned deliberately to align with end-state objectives, such as degrading command-and-control networks or power grids supporting adversary bases, with effects measured by measures of effectiveness like sustained denial of capabilities over weeks or months. Historical examples include strikes on electrical system nodes during operations in Iraq, which aimed to hinder overall regime functionality rather than isolated engagements. While strategic targeting often involves airpower for precision, ground forces may contribute through special operations, emphasizing causal links from action to national-level outcomes.^[20]^[19]^[36]

Business and economic contexts

Target Corporation

Target Corporation is an American retail company headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, specializing in general merchandise sold at discount prices through physical stores and digital channels. It operates 1,989 stores across all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, with over 75% of the U.S. population living within 10 miles of a location, supported by 66 supply chain facilities. The company employs more than 400,000 team members and reported net sales of $107 billion in fiscal year 2024.^[1] The origins of the company trace to 1902, when George Dayton established a dry goods business in Minneapolis that evolved into the Dayton Company department stores. The Target discount store format launched on May 1, 1962, with its first location in Roseville, Minnesota, under the Dayton Corporation, aiming to offer stylish goods at low prices to broaden market access. Expansion accelerated in the 1970s and 1980s, with Target becoming the dominant division; the parent entity rebranded as Target Corporation in 2000 to align with its core retail identity. By the early 21st century, it had grown into one of the largest U.S. retailers, emphasizing owned brands (over 45 exclusive lines), neighborhood-customized assortments, and multichannel shopping including same-day delivery via its Shipt subsidiary.^[37]^[4] Target's business model focuses on affordable essentials, apparel, home goods, groceries, and electronics, with digital sales integrated through target.com and app-based fulfillment from stores acting as distribution hubs. Fiscal 2024 revenue reflected a slight decline amid broader retail challenges, including inventory management issues and competitive pressures from e-commerce giants like Amazon and Walmart. The company donates 5% of profits to communities, totaling millions weekly in cash, products, and grants via the Target Foundation.^[38]^[1] In January 2025, Target concluded its three-year diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals ahead of schedule, ended the Racial Equity Action and Change (REACH) initiative, and restructured its Supplier Diversity program into a broader supplier engagement effort, citing completion of prior commitments. This followed years of sales stagnation—net sales dropped 1.57% from fiscal 2023—and external pressures including shareholder lawsuits alleging discriminatory hiring practices tied to DEI policies. The changes drew criticism from civil rights groups and some investors, who linked subsequent stock declines and 1,800 layoffs announced in October 2025 partly to the DEI shift, though company statements attributed workforce reductions to ongoing weak sales and operational efficiencies. Empirical data shows Target's market share erosion in categories like groceries, with total revenue falling to $106.6 billion in the most recent full year reported.^[39]^[40]^[41]

Target markets and goals

A target market consists of a defined segment of potential consumers identified by shared characteristics—such as demographics (age, income, location), psychographics (lifestyle, values), behaviors (purchasing habits), or needs—that render them most likely to purchase a specific product or service.^[42]^[43] Businesses delineate these markets through market segmentation, prioritizing groups where demand aligns with offerings to optimize resource allocation over broad, undifferentiated appeals.^[44] This approach contrasts with mass marketing by concentrating efforts on viable subsets, reducing waste in advertising and product development.^[45] Identifying a target market involves empirical analysis via surveys, data analytics, and competitive benchmarking to validate assumptions about consumer preferences and pain points.^[46] For instance, firms assess market size, accessibility, and profitability potential, often using tools like customer personas to model behaviors.^[47] Failure to pinpoint this accurately can lead to misallocated budgets, as evidenced by studies showing targeted campaigns yield higher engagement rates than generic ones.^[48] Reputable sources emphasize that precise segmentation enhances predictive accuracy in forecasting sales and adapting to shifts in consumer trends.^[49] The primary goals of establishing target markets center on achieving measurable business outcomes, including elevated return on investment (ROI) through efficient marketing spend and revenue growth via personalized strategies.^[47] Segmentation can boost revenues by up to 760% in some cases by enabling tailored messaging that resonates with specific needs, thereby improving conversion rates and customer loyalty.^[47] Key objectives encompass expanding market share within the segment, fostering brand awareness among high-value prospects, and driving customer acquisition while minimizing churn—often quantified through metrics like customer lifetime value (CLV) and acquisition costs.^[50] Ultimately, these goals support broader aims such as sustainable profitability and competitive differentiation, with data indicating that firms prioritizing target alignment outperform peers in long-term growth.^[51]

Scientific and technical definitions

In physics and chemistry

In nuclear and particle physics, a target is the material or substance positioned to intercept an accelerated beam of particles, enabling studies of scattering, reactions, or secondary particle production. These targets, often thin foils, wires, or liquid jets, must exhibit high purity, uniformity, and resistance to beam-induced damage to ensure accurate experimental data. For instance, in facilities like particle accelerators, targets facilitate fundamental research into nuclear structure and interactions by withstanding high-energy collisions. Preparation methods include vacuum evaporation, sputtering, or chemical deposition to achieve precise thicknesses, typically on the order of micrometers, minimizing energy loss while maximizing interaction probability. Polarized targets, where atomic nuclei are aligned via magnetic fields and low temperatures, enhance sensitivity to spin-dependent processes in high-energy scattering experiments. In chemistry, particularly organic synthesis, a target compound denotes the desired product molecule that serves as the endpoint of a planned reaction sequence, guiding retrosynthetic analysis from the complex structure backward to commercially available precursors. This approach, formalized in the 1960s by E.J. Corey, involves disconnecting bonds in the target to identify synthetic intermediates, optimizing efficiency and yield for pharmaceuticals or natural products. Target-oriented synthesis contrasts with diversity-oriented methods by focusing on a predefined structure, as seen in total syntheses requiring 10–30 steps with overall yields often below 10%. In chemical biology and pharmacology, targets refer to specific biomolecules—such as enzymes, receptors, or proteins—that small molecules or drugs bind to modulate function, with identification via techniques like affinity chromatography or proteomics essential for validating therapeutic efficacy. Analytical chemistry employs "target analytes" as predefined substances quantified in samples, such as pollutants in environmental assays, using methods like mass spectrometry for detection limits in parts-per-billion ranges.

In mathematics

In category theory, the target of a morphism f: x \to y is the object y, also known as its codomain, which receives the mapping from the source object x.^[52] This distinguishes the target from the image of f, as the target encompasses the full declared set of possible outputs, regardless of whether all elements are attained.^[53] Morphisms are composed by matching targets to sources, ensuring associativity and identity preservation in the category structure.^[54] For set-theoretic functions f: A \to B, the target is the codomain B, the specified set into which elements of the domain A are mapped, whereas the range is the actual subset of B hit by f.^[53] This convention aids in analyzing surjectivity: f is surjective if its range equals the target.^[55] In linear algebra, the target space of a linear map T: V \to W is the vector space W, often called the codomain, where properties like injectivity depend on the kernel in V relative to \dim W.^[55] In mapping spaces and geometry, the target space refers to the ambient space X for maps from a domain \Sigma to X, as in \mathrm{Maps}(\Sigma, X), central to areas like homotopy theory and sigma models.^[56] For instance, in differential geometry, immersions or embeddings specify a manifold as the target, influencing curvature and topological invariants of the map.^[57] These uses emphasize the target's role in defining structural properties without presupposing the map's image.

In computing and engineering

In computing, the term "target" frequently denotes the intended destination or output in software development and related processes. During compilation, the target code represents the low-level machine instructions or assembly generated from higher-level source code, tailored to execute on specific hardware.^[58] The target architecture specifies the processor instruction set and binary format, such as x86_64 for 64-bit Intel/AMD systems or ARM for mobile devices, enabling cross-compilation where source code runs on one platform but produces executables for another.^[59] In build automation tools like CMake, a target identifies a compilable unit, such as an executable binary, static/dynamic library, or custom command, which dependencies and properties can link to during the build process.^[60] In machine learning, particularly supervised models, the target function is the hypothetical mapping from input features to output labels that the algorithm seeks to approximate, often estimated via empirical risk minimization on labeled datasets.^[61] The corresponding target variable holds the desired output values in training data, guiding model optimization. In engineering disciplines, "target" applies to precision specifications and control objectives. In geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), a datum target defines a discrete point, line, or circular zone on a workpiece to simulate contact points for establishing datums, ensuring repeatable measurement and assembly despite irregular surfaces.^[62] This contrasts with full datum features by limiting reference areas to avoid distortion from high points. In manufacturing and quality control, target dimensions or values represent the ideal nominal measurements aimed for in production, distinct from allowable tolerances, to minimize deviations in processes like CNC machining.^[63] In civil engineering, target mean strength for concrete mixes exceeds the specified characteristic compressive strength (f_ck, typically at 28 days) by a margin like 1.65 times the standard deviation to account for variability in testing and materials, ensuring statistical compliance with codes such as those from the American Concrete Institute.^[64] In control systems engineering, targets define setpoint values for feedback loops, as in target tracking algorithms that use reinforcement learning or neural networks to pursue dynamic objectives in applications like robotics or surveillance.^[65]

Sports and games

Cricket targets

In cricket, the primary targets for bowlers are the stumps, three vertical wooden posts driven into the ground at each end of the pitch, which support two horizontal bails to form the wicket.^[66] These structures serve as the objective for direct hits by the ball, resulting in dismissals such as bowled (when the ball dislodges the bails after striking the stumps) or run out (when the ball hits the stumps while a batsman is out of their ground).^[67] The stumps' positioning—centered in the bowling crease, with the middle stump aligned to the pitch's midline—dictates bowlers' line and length strategies, as accuracy in targeting them forces batsmen to defend rather than attack freely.^[68] Standard dimensions, codified by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) as cricket's law custodians, require each set of stumps to project 28 inches (71.12 cm) above the ground, with the three stumps together spanning 9 inches (22.86 cm) in width; individual stumps are typically 1.38 inches (3.5 cm) in diameter.^[69] Bails, resting in grooves atop the stumps, measure 4.375 inches (11.11 cm) in length and must not extend more than 0.5 inches (1.27 cm) beyond the outer stumps.^[70] These specifications ensure uniformity across professional play, though umpires may dispense with bails in windy conditions if agreed, substituting visual judgment for physical dislodgement.^[71] Modern innovations include spring-loaded or LED stumps for television broadcasts, which light up on impact without altering official play, aiding umpiring reviews via snickometers and hot-spot technology.^[67] Historically, cricket wickets evolved from two stumps and one bail in the 18th century—resembling a simple gate—to three stumps by 1775, introduced during a match between Kent and Hambledon at the Artillery Ground in London to counter the underarm bowling accuracy of Edward "Lumpy" Stevens, who repeatedly exploited gaps between two posts.^[72] This change, formalized thereafter, increased the target's difficulty and defensive challenge, with further refinements: height and width adjusted to 26 by 7 inches in 1819, 27 by 8 inches in 1823, and the current 28 by 9 inches in 1931 to accommodate faster bowling speeds and larger bats.^[73] Wooden ash stumps remain standard for their durability and authenticity, though plastic variants are permitted in junior or recreational formats for safety and cost.^[74] The stumps' role extends beyond physical targeting, influencing psychological pressure on batsmen, as bowlers like James Anderson have amassed over 700 Test wickets by consistently threatening the stumps to induce edges or lbw decisions.^[68]

Other sporting contexts

In archery, the target consists of a circular face with 10 concentric rings divided into five colors—gold for the innermost 10-point zone, followed by red (9-8), blue (7-6), black (5-4), and white (3-2-1)—measuring 122 cm in diameter for outdoor competitions at distances up to 90 meters.^[75] ^[76] Archers score based on where arrows embed in these zones, with the highest precision required for the central gold ring.^[77] Shooting sports employ stationary paper or metallic targets for rifle and pistol events, typically featuring 10-ring scoring systems similar to archery, or moving clay targets launched as "clays" in shotgun disciplines like trap and skeet, where competitors aim to shatter them mid-flight.^[78] Distances vary, such as 10 meters for air pistol or 50 meters for prone rifle, emphasizing accuracy under timed conditions.^[79] In darts, the target is a segmented circular board, historically derived from concentric archery-style designs, with a central bullseye (50 points) surrounded by 20 radial sections each offering single, triple, and double scoring areas, requiring players to hit specific zones to reduce a starting score of 501 or 301 to zero.^[80] The board is positioned 5 feet 8 inches from floor to bullseye, with throws from 7 feet 9.25 inches away, prioritizing precision in high-value triples like the 20 sector.^[81]

Geographical locations

Places named Target

Target Range is an unincorporated community and school district in Missoula County, Montana, United States, located southwest of Missoula near the Bitterroot River.^[82] The name originates from the historic target range used by Fort Missoula for military training in the late 19th century, with area residents establishing the Target Range School District in 1893 to serve local families.^[83] As of recent data, the district enrolls approximately 544 students across pre-kindergarten through 8th grade, emphasizing community-based education in a rural-suburban setting.^[84] Several geographical features worldwide are named Target Hill, typically low-elevation hills associated with historical surveying, military, or natural landmarks. In Antarctica, Target Hill on the Antarctic Peninsula exposes banded gneiss formations dating to over 400 million years ago, representing some of the region's oldest exposed rocks from the Devonian period.^[85] In Canada, a Target Hill exists near Halifax, Nova Scotia, documented in official geographical naming records as a modest elevation in the Eastern Shore Granite Ridge area, reaching about 186 meters.^[86] Global databases indicate at least 12 such features across four countries, often in remote or coastal terrains, though specific etymologies vary by site and lack centralized historical documentation beyond local surveys.^[87]

People

Individuals with the surname Target

Ben Target is a British comedian, performance artist, screenwriter, and playwright recognized for his absurdist humor and multi-disciplinary work. He won the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year award in 2011 and has created shows blending comedy with personal narrative, including Lorenzo (2023), a solo play about providing end-of-life care to a friend after a stroke, directed by Adam Brace.^[88]^[89] Simon Target (born January 22, 1962) is an Australian documentary filmmaker educated at Westminster School in London, known for producing a series of television documentaries.^[90] The surname Target remains rare globally, with records indicating fewer than 220 bearers, concentrated in France (where it ranks highest in incidence) and the United Kingdom.^[91] No other individuals with this surname have achieved comparable prominence in verifiable public records from high-quality sources.

Arts, entertainment, and media

Films

Target (1985) is an American mystery thriller film directed by Arthur Penn and released on November 8, 1985.^[92] It stars Gene Hackman as Walter Lloyd, a Texas-based engineer with a hidden past as an OSS operative during World War II, and Matt Dillon as his estranged son Chris, who becomes involved when Walter's wife Donna (Gayle Hunnicutt) is kidnapped in West Germany.^[92] The screenplay by Howard Gordon and David Henry Hwang draws from the novel The Kidnapping of the President but adapts it into a father-son reconciliation amid espionage revelations.^[93] The film received mixed reviews, with a 62% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 26 critic scores, praised for Hackman and Dillon's performances but criticized for pacing issues compared to Penn's earlier works like Bonnie and Clyde.^[93] It grossed approximately $9.1 million at the U.S. box office against a budget estimated at $6-8 million, underperforming relative to expectations for its stars. Target (1952) is an American Western film directed by Stuart Gilmore and released on April 11, 1952, by RKO Pictures. Starring Tim Holt as Vic Matson, a wrongly accused rancher seeking justice, it features supporting roles by Mary Jo Tarola and Walter Reed. The low-budget B-western follows standard genre tropes of pursuit and vindication in the American frontier, with Holt's character targeting outlaws responsible for framing him. Limited contemporary reviews exist, but it exemplifies post-war RKO Westerns emphasizing action over innovation, contributing to Holt's series of over 40 similar films from 1940-1952. Target (2004) is a direct-to-video American action thriller directed and produced by William Webb, released on April 20, 2004. It stars Stephen Baldwin as Charlie Snow, a U.S. Army sniper hunted by the brother of an arms dealer he killed overseas, with Deborah Worthing as his wife and supporting cast including James Russo. Written by Jim Makichuk, the film explores themes of revenge and post-combat trauma through low-budget set pieces like chases and shootouts in Los Angeles. It holds a 2.7/10 rating on IMDb from 675 user votes, reflecting poor reception for its formulaic plot, uneven acting, and production values, grossing minimally in home video sales.^[94]

Television

Target is a British police procedural drama series that aired on BBC One from April 1977 to April 1978, consisting of two series totaling 17 fifty-minute episodes.^[95] Set in Southampton, the program centered on Detective Superintendent Steve Hackett (Patrick Mower) and his specialist team tackling serious crimes, including armed robberies, kidnappings, and murders, often involving high-stakes action and moral ambiguity in policing.^[96] Created by Graham Williams, it featured supporting cast members such as Philip Madoc as Detective Inspector Snow and Vivien Heilbron as Detective Sergeant Anne Morris, emphasizing terse dialogue, realistic violence, and the gritty realities of 1970s urban crime without relying on humor.^[95] The series drew comparisons to contemporaries like The Sweeney for its door-kicking tactics and pistol confrontations but was criticized for excessive brutality, leading to viewer complaints and its cancellation after the second series despite initial strong ratings.^[96]^[97] In the United States, Target refers to a 1958 syndicated anthology series produced by Ziv Television Programs, Inc., comprising 39 half-hour episodes of horror, suspense, and thriller stories.^[98] Aimed at first-run syndication, the program presented self-contained narratives often involving espionage, crime, or supernatural elements, typical of the era's low-budget genre anthologies, with no recurring characters or overarching plot.^[99] It aired primarily in late-night or afternoon slots on local stations, reflecting Ziv's model of distributing packaged content to independent broadcasters, though it achieved limited national prominence and has been largely forgotten outside archival viewings.^[98]

Music

Target, an American Southern rock band, was formed in Memphis, Tennessee, in the early 1970s, featuring vocalist Jimi Jamison alongside guitarists Buddy Davis and Paul Cannon.^[100] The group released their self-titled debut album in 1976 on A&M Records, comprising tracks such as "Workin' Song" and "Are You Ready," which showcased hard rock influences with southern elements.^[101] Their follow-up, Captured, appeared in 1977, continuing their blues-infused rock sound before the band disbanded in the early 1980s; a third album, In Range, recorded in 1979, was released posthumously in 2017 by Scape Music.^[102] Other musical acts named Target include a Chilean metal band that debuted with the album Deep Water Flames on January 21, 2019, blending progressive and extreme metal styles across tracks like "Immerse" and "Oceangrave."^[103] Additionally, a Belgian thrash metal band called Target operated from 1986 to 1990, known for technically proficient recordings that remained obscure during their active years.^[104] Songs titled "Target" appear in various genres; for instance, Joe Jackson's track from his 1982 album Night and Day explores themes of urban paranoia with lyrics including "Uptown, downtown / No one's fussy / I'm a target."^[105] More recent examples include Shenseea's 2022 dancehall single "Target" featuring Tyga, released under Interscope Records.^[106]

Publications

Target Books was a British paperback publishing imprint launched in 1973 by Universal-Tandem Publishing Co Ltd, initially focusing on adaptations of television stories for younger readers.^[107] The imprint gained prominence through its extensive series of Doctor Who novelizations, beginning with reprints of three 1960s BBC adaptations in December 1973: Doctor Who and the Daleks, Doctor Who and the Crusaders, and Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks.^[108] Over the next two decades, Target published 156 Doctor Who-related titles, including novelizations of nearly every classic series episode from 1963 to 1989, often expanded with additional details by authors like Terrance Dicks, who wrote over 60 volumes.^[109] These affordable paperbacks, featuring striking cover art by Chris Achilleos and others, sold an estimated eight million copies by the early 1990s, becoming a cornerstone of tie-in fiction and introducing generations to the series' lore.^[110] Target ceased Doctor Who publications in 1994 amid BBC licensing shifts, though Penguin Random House revived the "Target Collection" branding in 2023 for new novelizations of modern episodes.^[111] Target was an Indian English-language children's monthly magazine published from 1979 to 1995 by Living India Media Ltd, targeting readers aged 8–14 with a mix of fiction, comics, puzzles, science features, and reader-submitted content.^[112] Founded by Aroon Purie and edited primarily by British expatriate Rosalind Wilson (1942–1992), it emphasized interactive elements like story contests and hobby projects, fostering a dedicated following in urban India during the 1980s.^[112] The publication ceased amid shifting media landscapes but retains nostalgic appeal, with fan groups sharing archival issues online.^[112]

Video games and sports simulations

TARG, also known as Target, is an early action video game developed by Steve Dompier and released in 1977 for the Sol-20 microcomputer as part of the GAMEPAC1 software package.^[113] The game utilized the VDM-1 video display module for S-100 bus systems, featuring gameplay where players control a crosshair to shoot arrows at moving targets scrolling across the screen, marking one of the first home computer shoot 'em ups. It required compatibility with early 8080-based systems like the Altair 8800 and influenced later titles, including adaptations such as Air Raid for other platforms.^[114] Target Fun, released in 1977 by Sears under its Tele-Games brand for the Atari 2600 Video Computer System (branded as Sears Video Arcade), is a reskinned version of Atari's Air-Sea Battle.^[115] The cartridge supports up to 27 game variations across six categories, including shooting at aircraft, ships, and robot targets in single-player or two-player modes, with scoring based on hit accuracy and target types.^[116] Developed by Atari, Inc., it was bundled as a launch title for Sears' hardware, emphasizing arcade-style target-shooting mechanics without advanced simulation elements.^[117] TARGET, a multiplayer action game launched on Steam on December 30, 2022, places players in control of miniature toy tanks engaging in arena-based battles.^[118] Gameplay focuses on physics-driven combat, team coordination, and objective capture amid destructible environments, supporting up to 16 players in modes like deathmatch and capture-the-flag.^[119] Developed as an indie title, it emphasizes fast-paced, toy-like aesthetics over realistic simulation, with no direct sports elements but drawing on competitive targeting and aiming precision.^[118] No prominent sports simulation games titled Target have been identified in major platforms or historical records as of 2025; related titles, such as clay target shooting simulators like DryFire, focus on training mechanics for trap, skeet, and sporting clays but lack the exact nomenclature.^[120] Virtual reality experiences like On Target VR Darts simulate darts with multiplayer and avatar integration, yet prioritize pub-style play over pure simulation depth.^[121] These tools emphasize skill-building through projected targets and feedback, akin to broader shooting sports training software.^[122]

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Target scaling back DEI policies after Trump signs executive order
Jan 24, 2025 · Target on Friday announced that it is scaling back its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies following President Donald Trump's executive order.
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Historical Targets - Traditional Archers International
Targets with concentric rings may date back to 1400s. They existed in the mid 1700s, and by 1781 some archery contests were scored based on numeric values ...Butan Target · Papingo · Wand
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Target archery
Target archery is the discipline of shooting at stationary circular targets set at specific distances. Archers shoot over distances of up to 90 metres.
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A Short History of American Target Development and Evolution
Jul 5, 2015 · The first competitive shooting target in the United States was little more than a black circle drawn on a blazed tree trunk with a piece of charcoal pulled ...
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[PDF] Smallbore rifle rules - NRA Competitive Shooting
All NRA Official. Competition Targets are printed by NRA licensed manufacturers only. They may not be modified by the user or the manufacturer, except with.
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Types of Shooting Targets - Guns and Ammo
May 3, 2020 · Only shoot steel designed for target shooting, which is generally referred to as AR500 steel. AR500 steel is available from many different ...<|separator|>
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NFAA Shooting Styles & Equipment Rules
The maximum peak draw weight allowed in NFAA competition shall be 80 pounds, with a maximum arrow speed of 300 feet per second, with a variance of 3%.
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JP 3-55 Chapter IV (Targeting)
The objective of targeting is to affect, change, modify, or impede enemy activity through destruction, damage, deception, or neutralization.
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[PDF] Air Force Doctrine Publication 3-60, Targeting
Air Force Doctrine Publication 3-60 covers targeting fundamentals, the joint targeting cycle, deliberate and dynamic targeting, and target planning.
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[PDF] Joint Publication 3-60 - Executive Services Directorate
The joint targeting process supports this planning by providing component planners with direct access to detailed information on the targets, supported by the ...
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Find, Fix, Track, Target, Engage, Assess
... F2T2EA should be “our bumper sticker … ... “That collection process turned out not to be very agile when we tried to shift it into the targeting cycle, especially ...
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Legitimate Targets of Attacks Under International Humanitarian Law
The first rule regarding attacks (by acts of violence2 ) is that the intended target must be a military objective. Once a military objective is the target, ...
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Fundamental principles of IHL - How does law protect in war? - ICRC
International humanitarian law is the branch of international law that seeks to impose limits on the destruction and suffering caused by armed conflict.
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[PDF] TARGETING - Yale Law School
TARGETING. PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW. BRIGADIER GENERAL RICH GROSS, US ARMY (RET.) FORMER LEGAL COUNSEL TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS ...
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Targeting (Chapter 14) - The Law of Armed Conflict
The targeting of objects involves all of LOAC's four core principles, distinction, military necessity, unnecessary suffering, and proportionality.
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Basic principles of IHL - International humanitarian law - Diakonia
The principle of distinction underpins many rules of IHL and holds that only fighters may be directly targeted. It is meant to protect civilians in armed ...
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[PDF] The Evolution of Air Force Targeting - DTIC
The choice of enemy targets is the most delicate operation of aerial warfare. ... First, it traces the evolution of Air Force targeting. Second, it shows.
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The Dangerous Rise of “Dual-Use” Objects in War - Yale Law Journal
Jun 8, 2025 · Indeed, most accounts of the origins of dual-use targeting start with the 1991 Gulf War, in which the U.S.-led coalition responded to Iraq's ...
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Tech Advancements for Collateral Damage Reduction - NSTXL
Jun 20, 2023 · PGMs have revolutionized modern warfare. They enable military forces to engage targets with a high degree of precision. They reduce the risk to ...
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Technological Evolution on the Battlefield - CSIS
Sep 16, 2025 · This chapter examines how emerging technologies are reshaping modern warfare by considering the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and around Israel.
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A new autocratic way of war? Autocracy, precision strike warfare and ...
Proponents argue these technologies reduce civilian harm through more precise targeting; opponents counter that many attacks would not occur without them.<|separator|>
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[PDF] The Future of Precision-Strike Warfare—Strategic Dynamics of ...
Jun 29, 2023 · Targeted disruption of the adversary system is at the heart of how major militaries prepare for precision-guided warfare today, whether it is ...
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[PDF] JP 3-60, Joint Targeting - Just Security
Jan 31, 2013 · Targets should be logically and causally tied to objectives at all levels—strategic, operational, and tactical. A target is an entity (person, ...
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[PDF] Targeting Organizations - Air University
An immediate impact on the out- come of the battlefield situation indicates a tactical target. A much longer- lasting and more widespread result signifies a ...
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Cheers to 60 Years! Flash Back to 1962 and the Opening of Target's ...
May 31, 2022 · On May 1, 1962, guests in the Twin Cities area lined up outside, eagerly awaiting Target's first grand opening in Roseville, Minnesota.Missing: official | Show results with:official<|separator|>
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Products & Services - Target Corporation
We sell affordable, on-trend items including food, beverage and general merchandise. The assortment of each store is customized to its neighborhood and our ...
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Target rolls back major DEI initiatives - CNBC
Jan 24, 2025 · And it promised to spend more than $2 billion with Black-owned businesses by 2025, from construction companies that build or remodel stores to ...
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Target ends DEI programs, publishes fact sheet about decision
They include: Concluding its three-year diversity, equity and inclusion goals, ending its Racial Equity Action and Change initiatives in 2025 as planned and ...
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Target Market: Definition, Purpose, Examples, Market Segments
A target market is a group of consumers who are most likely to purchase a product based on various demographic and marketing factors.What Is a Target Market? · How It Works · Defining Your Target Market · Importance
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Jun 30, 2025 · A target market is the overall group of people a business is trying to reach through its marketing efforts. Meanwhile, a target audience is a ...
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Market research and competitive analysis | U.S. Small Business ...
Sep 23, 2025 · Market research helps you find customers for your business. Competitive analysis helps you make your business unique.
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Research a Target Market - Research Guides from WKU Libraries
Sep 16, 2025 · A target market is a group of people that have been identified as the most likely potential customers for a product because of their shared characteristics.
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The Importance of Target Audience in Marketing Strategy - HBS Online
Jan 23, 2024 · According to the online course Digital Marketing Strategy, target audience refers to the group of consumers most likely interested in your ...
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Target Market Identification and Data Collection Methods | USU
It's critical for any business to identify their primary consumer group, often referred to as the target market, as well as understand the target market's needs ...
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Identifying Your Company's Target Market
Sep 5, 2023 · A target market refers to a specific group of potential customers a business identifies as most likely to benefit from its products or services.
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13 Critical Marketing Goals to Achieve Your Objectives
Dec 10, 2024 · 13 Critical Marketing Goals to Achieve Your Objectives · 1. Brand awareness · 2. Lead generation · 3. Customer acquisition · 4. Customer retention.
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How To Create a Target Market Strategy | Indeed.com
Jun 6, 2025 · A target market strategy is a business plan focused on growing sales and brand awareness within a specific group of consumers.
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target in nLab
Jun 9, 2022 · The target of a morphism f : x → y is the object y, also called its codomain. The target function maps morphisms to their target object.
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"range of function" vs "target of function"? - Math Stack Exchange
Jul 10, 2013 · ...the set that comes before the arrow is called the domain of the function, and the set on the right-hand side is called the target. ...The ...Linear algebra: What is the difference between target space of a ...Unambiguous terminology for domains, ranges, sources and targets.More results from math.stackexchange.com
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category in nLab
Sep 19, 2025 · A category consists of a collection of objects and a collection of morphisms. Every morphism has a source object and a target object.Category Theory · Enriched category · 2-category · Dagger category
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[PDF] Linear Algebra - UC Davis Mathematics
... target space) is the set where the outputs can live. A function is specified by assigning exactly one codomain element to each element of the domain.) (ii) ...
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target space in nLab
Jan 18, 2015 · For instance in Dijkgraaf-Witten theory the target space is the classifying space of a discrete group. 3. Related concepts. sigma model.
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[1402.6356] String theory in target space - arXiv
Feb 25, 2014 · It is argued that the complete S-matrix of string theory at tree level in a flat background can be obtained from a small set of target space properties.
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What exactly is a compile target?
Mar 21, 2017 · Regardless of format, the input read by a compiler is called the source and the output is called the target. The latter term is taken from one ...<|separator|>
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what is target architecture in computer science? - Stack Overflow
Jan 4, 2015 · The target architecture is the architecture which the compiler creates binary files for. Common architectures are: i386 (Intel 32-bit), x86_64 (Intel 64-bit), ...
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What is a "target" in CMake? - Stack Overflow
Jan 1, 2023 · Target is a name for something to do. Execute or build or create, depending on the target. Typically, target names represent an executable file or library file.
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What is a target function? | Definition from TechTarget
Jun 3, 2025 · A target function, in machine learning, is a mathematical representation of the ideal mapping between supervised learning inputs and outputs.
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Datum Target - GD&T Basics
Mar 28, 2022 · The Datum Target Symbol is used to define a specific point, line, or area to be used in order to establish a datum on a drawing.
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What is the difference between mean, nominal, and target ...
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What is a target mean strength in concrete? - Quora
Sep 3, 2018 · Target mean strength is a strength which is needed to be achieved in concrete after 28 days, But this taget strength will be greater than the ...
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Target Tracking Using Reinforcement Learning and Neural Networks
Jan 10, 2021 · Target tracking is a process that may find applications in different domains such as video surveillance, robot navigation and human computer ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Stumps Meaning in Cricket: Types, Role, and Significance
Jul 2, 2025 · Stumps in cricket are three vertical posts that make up the wicket at each end of the pitch. They are a fundamental part of the game, used to dismiss batters.Types of Stumps In Cricket · How Many Stumps Were...
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Aug 10, 2023 · Cricket wickets are made up of stumps and bails, positioned in the popping crease. There are three stumps (leg stump, centre stump and off stump) ...Missing: targets | Show results with:targets
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Official Height Of Cricket Stumps | Know The Standard And History
Sep 13, 2024 · The official height of cricket stumps, according to the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), the guardian of cricket laws, is 28 inches above the playing surface.
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[PDF] THE LAWS OF CRICKET 2017 CODE (3rd Edition - 2022)
The Governing Body for cricket in the country concerned shall determine the dimensions of the stumps and bails. 8.5 Dispensing with bails. The umpires may agree ...<|separator|>
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the story of three stumps and two bails - PMC
In the 1700s, the wicket in cricket consisted of two stumps and a bail. Then, on 23 May 1775, during a match between Kent and Hambledon at the London Cricket ...Missing: history | Show results with:history
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Evolution of bowling, bat and stumps - Early Cricket
In 1819, the wicket became 26 inches by 7 inches, in 1823 it became 27 inches by 8 inches and in 1931 it became 28 inches by 9 inches.
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Cricket Stumps: Components, Specifications & How it's Made
Dec 2, 2021 · The complete three sets of stumps were used in 1775. Before that, only a set of two stumps was used in cricket. The recent modification of the ...
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Target archery
Target archery is the discipline of shooting at stationary circular targets set at specific distances. Archers shoot over distances of up to 90 metres.
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[PDF] ARCHERY GLOSSARY
TARGETThe object an archeraims at. Archery targets have 10 concentric rings, scoring one to 10 points, coloured in twos from the centre: gold, red, blue, ...
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Archery: From rules to Olympic records, all you need to know
Sep 22, 2024 · Target archery involves shooting at stationary circular targets set at specific distances. Archers shoot up to a distance of 70 metres (for ...
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Shooting: Olympic history, rules, latest updates and upcoming ...
Sport shooting is the use of a firearm to hit a target with a bullet. These can be stationary targets or moving targets known as clays.
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[PDF] 6 GENERAL TECHNICAL RULES - issf-sports.org
Shooting (capital S) is a “sport” where athletes in different events fire guns at targets that rank competing athletes according to their scores. The IOC ...
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History of Darts - PDC
Oct 13, 2005 · Indeed, glance back to the earliest type of dartboards and you will see that these had concentric targets - miniature forms of the archery ...
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Rules of Darts, Darts Regulation Authority - PDC
Dart Board Measurements: Standard height from the floor to the bullseye on the dartboard is 5 feet 8 inches, while the oche (distance between the front of the ...Missing: target | Show results with:target
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Target Range School District
CONTACT US. Target Range School District4095 South Avenue WestMissoula, MT, 59804 Phone (406) 549-9239Fax (406) 728-8841. Target Range School District does ...StaffEnrollmentSchool CalendarEventsNews
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Target Range Elementary School | Historic Montana
Proximity to Fort Missoula's target range gave the Target Range School its name. Area residents organized the school district in 1893.
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Target Range Elementary School District - Montana - Niche
Target Range Elementary School District is a highly rated, public school district located in MISSOULA, MT. It has 544 students in grades PK, K-8 with a student ...
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Antarctica's geology - Discovering Antarctica
The banded gneiss rocks of Target Hill form some of the oldest rocks of the Antarctic Peninsula at over 400 million years old. British Antarctic Survey ...
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Target Hill - Place names - Natural Resources Canada
Geographical naming authorities are in the process of addressing many offensive place names, but the work is still ongoing. For more information, please contact ...
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Ben Target - Curtis Brown
Ben Target is a multi-award-winning screenwriter and playwright. His critically-acclaimed play LORENZO, directed by Adam Brace (Olivier Award nominee), won ...Missing: biography | Show results with:biography
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Ben Target: LORENZO - British Comedy Guide
Ben Target is a critically-acclaimed performance artist and multi-award-winning comedian (yawn), but in 2020 he gave this up to become the live-in carer for ...Missing: biography | Show results with:biography
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Documentary Filmmakers of Australia | WFCN
Rating 7.9/10 (9) Dec 1, 2023 · Simon Target: Simon Target is an Australian filmmaker. He is best known for a series of television documentaries. His famous work is Masha ...
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Target Surname Origin, Meaning & Last Name History - Forebears
It is borne by 217 people. This surname is most frequently occurring in France, where it is held by 357 people, or 1 in 186,058. In France Target is mostly ...
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Target (1985) - IMDb
Rating 5.9/10 (5,529) Target: Directed by Arthur Penn. With Gene Hackman, Brad Williams, Matt Dillon, Gayle Hunnicutt. When American Donna Lloyd is kidnapped during a trip to ...
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Target - Rotten Tomatoes
Rating 62% (26) When someone becomes a target it's dangerous for everyone. Matt Dillon and Gene Hackman in a conspiracy thriller. Chris Lloyd and his father Walter seem like ...
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Target (2004) - IMDb
Rating 2.7/10 (675) Target: Directed by William Webb. With Stephen Baldwin, Deborah Worthing, Steffani Brass, Rory Thost. U.S. Army sniper Charlie Snow finds himself at the ...
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Target (TV Series 1977–1978) - IMDb
Rating 7.4/10 (81) Target: Created by Graham Williams. With Patrick Mower, Philip Madoc, Brendan Price, Vivien Heilbron. A small team of detectives solve crimes of a varied ...
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Target - Television Heaven
Jun 26, 2025 · For those who enjoy their cop dramas tough, terse and unrelentingly gritty, Target is a compelling, if controversial, footnote in British ...
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Target - Media Gems
Target is a tough, grim police series with ordinary crimes, a lack of humor, and unsettling violence, as the BBC's first action series on film.
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Target (1958) - TV Series - IMDb
Rating 7.3/10 (44) Target was a 30-minute US television horror and suspense anthology series produced by Ziv Television Programs, Inc. for first-run syndication.
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Target - Where to Watch and Stream - TV Guide
"Target" was a 30-minute US television horror and suspense anthology series produced by Ziv Television Programs, Inc. for first-run syndication. The show was ...
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Target Albums - Rate Your Music
Target discography and songs: Music profile for Target. Genres: Hard Rock, Southern Rock, AOR. Albums include Target, Captured, and In Range.
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Target -1976 Full Album- - YouTube
Aug 4, 2014 · ... 8- Let Me Down Easy 9- Workin' Song 10- Are You Ready. Target - Target -1976 Full Album-. 51K views · 11 years ago ...more. SirBoy1994. 4.01K.
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Target - Captured, vinyl (full album) 1977 - YouTube
Mar 21, 2023 · Rock and Roll Laureate ~ ~ ~ ~ The Band ~ ~ ~ ~ Jimi Jamison ... Target - Captured, vinyl (full album) 1977. 598 views · 2 years ...
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Target Chile: Target - Deep Water Flames
Free deliveryTarget - Deep Water Flames by Target Chile, released 21 January 2019 1. Immerse 2. Inverted Gloaming 3. No Solace Arises 4. Oceangrave 5.
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Obscure Metal Band: Target (Belgium, 1986–1990) - No Echo
May 4, 2017 · Hailing from Belgium, Target was a technically-minded thrash band who flew under the radar during their 4-year run in the late '80s.Missing: music | Show results with:music
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Target - song and lyrics by Joe Jackson | Spotify
Lyrics. Uptown, downtown. No one's fussy I'm a target. Black, white, day, night. No one's fussy I'm a target. Somebody say I'm crazy.
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Shenseea - Target (feat. Tyga) [Official Audio] - YouTube
Mar 10, 2022 · Shenseea - Target (feat. Tyga) [Official Audio] · Comments.
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Escape to Danger | A journey through Target's classic Doctor Who ...
Working through the Target Doctor Who novels, one by one, in order of publication. In 1973, a fledgling imprint called Target published a selection of books ...
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Fifty Years, and Counting: Target Books continue to thrill
Jul 13, 2023 · Fifty years ago Target published their first Doctor Who books – terrorising generations of children with eye-popping covers and pages crammed ...
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A History of the Target Doctor Who Books - David J Howe - AbeBooks
Rating 4.5 (91) From 1973 until 1994, the Target Doctor Who paperbacks were a mainstay of the publishing world. From humble beginnings, they grew into a list running to 156 ...
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Doctor Who Magazine Special: Target Books
From the early 1970s to the early 90s, it's estimated that Target sold over eight million novelisations and other Doctor Who books. This is the inside story of ...
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Doctor Who Target Novels – New Era - Penguin Books
Doctor Who: Empire of Death (Target Collection) · Doctor Who: Lux (Target Collection) · Doctor Who: The Robot Revolution (Target Collection) · Doctor Who: The Well ...
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Target — the kids' magazine of the '80s that has spawned fan ...
Sep 22, 2019 · Published by Living India Media Ltd, Target was a popular English monthly that existed between 1979 and 1995. It was the brainchild of Aroon ...
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TARG video game for the Sol-20 microcomputer - YouTube
Mar 18, 2011 · TARG was a game written in 1977 for the Sol-20 computer by Steve Dompier and supplied as part of the GAMEPAC1 software package, ...
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History of Shoot 'em ups on Western Home Computer Game Machines
The first home computer shoot 'em up was Steven Dompier's Target aka TARG of 1976/77 on the Sol-20 of 1976. Processor Technology Corporation's ...
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Target Fun (Atari 2600) - eStarland.com
Target Fun is the Sears version of Atari's Air-Sea Battle. Other than the title, the games are identical. The cartridge includes six types of shooting games: ...<|separator|>
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Atari 2600 Screenshots - Target Fun (Sears) - AtariAge
AtariAge - News, message boards, rarity guides, game database, manuals, pictures, articles, links, and much more. ... Target Fun - Sears - Atari 2600, Manual Scan ...
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Atari 2600 Target Fun: Can I BEAT Every "Robot" Game Option?
Feb 24, 2024 · Target Fun (known as Air-Sea Battle from Atari) was released in 1977 by Sears as a launch title for the Sears Tele-Games Video Arcade.
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Target on Steam
TARGET is an action-packed, Multiplayer game where players take control of miniature toy tanks and engage in intense battles with each other.
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Target - Steam Community
Dec 30, 2022 · TARGET is an action-packed, Multiplayer game where players take control of miniature toy tanks and engage in intense battles with each other.
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Shotgun Training Simulator Trap, Skeet & Sporting Clays
DryFire is a shotgun simulator designed for every clay target sport. It provides immediate feedback on every shot and allows you to practice any shotgun ...
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Lasershot Shooting Simulators in Bonita Springs, FL
Rating 4.7 (190) Challenge your friends to a virtual hunt or test each other's target shooting skills! Our private bays, combined with an adjacent party room, can accommodate ...