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Bullseye (target);
Target Corporation, a U.S. mass merchandise retailer;
Target (Australia), an Australian mass merchandise store retailer;
Target, a manufacturer of construction equipment;
Gui-Jean-Baptiste Target (1733–1807), French lawyer;
Target, Allier, a community of the Allier department in France;
Target (1952 film), starring Tim Holt;
Target (1985 film), starring Gene Hackman;
Target (1995 film), directed by Sandip Ray;
Target (2004 film), starring Stephen Baldwin;
Target (magazine), an Indian children's magazine (1980–1995);
Target (TV), a '70s detective series;
Target, a spoof version of Taggart;
\"Target\" (song), a 2006 single from Embrace;
Target (word puzzle);
TARGET (Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross settlement Express Transfer system), an interbank payment system;
TARGET, an anti-female genital mutilation organization, founded with the influence of Rüdiger Nehberg;
Target may also refer to:
TARGET 3001!, the registered trademark of a computer-aided design software for printed circuit board;
Target: 2006, an eleven issue story arc from the Transformers Marvel UK comic book series;
Target Books, a British publishing imprint;
Target market, the market segment to which a particular product is marketed;
Biological target, an enzyme or other protein (for pharmacologically active compounds);
SCSI target, the storage-device side endpoint of a SCSI session;
The Target, a 2002 Hoobastank EP;
\"The Target\" (The Wire episode), the pilot episode of the HBO series;
In computing, a directory into which other files are moved, or the new name of a file that is renamed.;
A web page to which another web page is redirected;
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