Word: aims
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Shooting to kill is best done at close range, but stand at least three feet back to avoid getting blood spattered on your clothing. You'll want to use a silencer, which you can easily make from common hardware. And aim for the eye sockets; a shot anywhere else in the head might leave the victim alive. Such is the wisdom of Hit Man, a step-by-step guide to succeeding in the paid-killer trade. Author Rex Feral, a pen name that's ersatz Latin for "king of the wild animals," insists that this $10 murder-for-hire manual...
Stewart and Cohen say that they aim to depoliticize the council...
...language report takes aim at increasing overall undergraduate language proficiency and it outlines problems and possible solutions related to this goal...
...aim of the awards is to elevate awareness of the accomplishments of women leaders and encourage more women to lead, said Colleen T. Gaard '99, co-chair of WLP's 1998 executive board...
Mograbi really began his project as a documentary but soon realized that he was not fulfilling his aim of exposing Sharon's unsavory side. So the focus of the film shifts from Sharon to a fictional version of Mograbi himself. Between shots of Sharon on the campaign trail, the fictional Mograbi sits in his bland yellow den and describes the transformation he underwent in the course of filming...