1.   Frederick Frank Veazey has bought the club and aims to target older people when the Middlesbrough premises re-opens as The New Belmont Club.

2.   They say gangs of youngsters have been targeting elderly people in the town centre and stealing purses from them.

3.   Although this incident appeared to have a positive outcome, he said, the emphasis on small infractions had led police to arbitrarily target people.

4.   And many viatical companies are starting to target people with terminal illnesses other than AIDS, especially now that settlements are considered tax-free in many cases.

5.   Another reason for targeting young people, Piot said, is the evidence that they are more receptive to messages about behavior change.

6.   Are not the tobacco companies perniciously cynical in targeting young people to get them hooked on a killer product?

7.   As the number and magnitude of his bombings have increased, the Unabomber has divulged a little more about his reasons for targeting people in science and technology.

8.   A national education campaign targeting young people could be the best way to curb teenage tobacco addiction, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner David Kessler said.

9.   Also, it targets people buying their second or third personal computers, sophisticated buyers who typically spend more than first-time buyers.

10.   But nothing was ever able to stop the cigarette companies from targeting young people with their advertising.