Target
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Target may refer to:
Marketing
Games and sport
- The object shot at in target archery and other shooting sports
- Bullseye (target), the goal one is aiming for in these sports
- Target (word puzzle)
- Target Center, an indoor sports arena
- Target Field, a baseball park
Film
- Target (1952 film), a Western starring Tim Holt
- Target (1985 film), a thriller starring Gene Hackman
- Target (1995 film), a drama directed by Sandip Ray
- Target (2004 film), an action film starring Stephen Baldwin
Television
- Target (New Zealand TV series), a consumer affairs program
- Target (UK TV series), a 1970s British police drama
- "The Target" (The Wire)
Publishing
- Target (magazine), an Indian children's magazine
- Target: 2006, a Transformers comic book story arc
- Target Books, a publishing imprint
- The Target, a comic book character, one of the trio Target and the Targeteers
Retail
- Target Corporation, an American retail chain
- Target Canada, its Canadian subsidiary
- Target Australia, an Australian retail chain similar to, but not associated with, Target Corporation
- Target Apparel, a Canadian retail chain unrelated to any of the above
Other uses
- Aeros Target, hang glider
- Target (rapper), stage name of Croatioan hip-hop artist Nenad Šimun
- "Target" (Embrace song)
- "Target" (T-ara song), 2013
- The Target, an EP by Hoobastank
- Target, Allier, France
- Gui-Jean-Baptiste Target (1733–1807), French lawyer
- TARGET2, a Eurozone interbank payment system which succeeded TARGET
- TARGET 3001!, a computer-aided design (CAD) program
- TARGET (NGO), a human rights organization founded by Rüdiger Nehberg
- In mathematics, the target of a function is also called the codomain
See also
- Targeting (disambiguation)
- Human Target (disambiguation)
- Targeteer (disambiguation)
- All pages beginning with "target"
- All pages with titles containing "target"
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