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This test also served as a target of opportunity for several of MDA s emerging technology programs, including the External Sensors Laboratory and the use of infrared sensors carried aboard F-16 aircraft to track boosting long-range missiles. ``Every area can be a target of opportunity, but particularly when there are large congregations of people. said: "This is what I would call a terrorist magnet where America, being here in Iraq, creates a target of opportunity. |
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