111.   Even so, Democrats argued that past budget projections have often missed the mark dramatically and could do so again.

112.   Given ample openings for humor, the cast rarely misses its mark.

113.   Half the missiles aimed at radar targets near Baghdad miss their mark.

114.   Gore has occasionally missed the mark when relating experiences, and the Bush forces were eager to jump on any new mistakes, too.

115.   He threatened again nine minutes later but again missed the mark.

116.   He missed the mark by two weeks.

117.   Missing the mark could be a disaster.

118.   Neither team earned anything in the first period, both teams taking numerous shots on goal, but all missing the mark.

119.   One critic, Jonathon Keats of San Francisco magazine, complained the exhibit misses the mark because it is organized by subject matter.

120.   Sargsian was quicker around the court and covered the net, while Rusedski often missed the mark with his first serve and buried his volleys into the net.