In $1962,$ "The Dayton's $($now Target$)$ PR team debated more than $200$ possible names for the store and logo design. On a red$-$and$-$white whim, they came up with 'Target' and immediately envisioned a classic Bullseye logo with three rings" $($Narget Corporate, Apr. $24,2014).$ The Target logo$,$ the Bullseye, that shoppers have become familiar with can be considered a symbol.

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