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HI PRI TGT
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HI PRI TGTHigh Priority Target
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89g/t Au) project to the northwest into an area down-dip of drill holes HR08-119 and HR08-103, leaving some of the highest grade portions of the Main Homestake zone open to the northwest, projecting into an area largely untested by drilling and which will become one of several high priority target areas of the 2009 drill program.
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The study warned: "The Government assesses that the UK is a high priority target for international terrorists aligned with Al Qaida and is likely to remain so for the foreseeable future.
Teachers in extremism campaign by Birmingham Mail (England)
Byline: By DAVID PRENTICE LEON OSMAN has pinpointed Champions League football as Everton's high priority target next season - as it was revealed that the Blues UEFA Cup run last season netted just pounds 400,000.
Football: Osman targets top four finish by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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