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1. Her speech missed the mark and failed to generate the public support she had been hoping for.

2. Their efforts to improve quality have somewhat missed the mark.

3. Although it contains a certain amount of truth, this theory ultimately misses the mark.

4. The movie itself simply misses the mark.

5. All too often, national political coverage misses the mark.

6. The truth, however, is that most of the time it misses the mark.

7. Although it contains a grain of truth, this theory rather radically misses the mark.

8. As a welfare program, the minimum wage misses the mark because it worsens the status of the most disadvantaged youths.

9. In your recent coverage of Novell's letter of intent to purchase Unix System Laboratories you've really missed the mark.

10. But the show missed the mark on other aspects of police work, the group said.

11. Sin - Sin means to miss the mark.

12. Answer: Ninety-three percent of Americans miss the mark on vitamin E, according to the USDA's report.

13. One may as much miss the mark By aiming too high as too low.

14. Any attempt to describe the poems here will miss the mark.

15. One may miss the mark by aiming too high as too low.

16. In the electronic community, these efforts will either fall short or miss the mark entirely.

17. If slavery is natural, and if nature intends to distinguish the slave from the unfree, the free from the unfree, ? how can nature miss the mark?

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18. Your product will have those winning characteristics that your customers want, and you'll be more likely to overachieve than to miss the mark.

19. If you're concentrating your efforts on your product or profit only, you'll miss the mark.