"Matt helped us like, tap into—I don't wanna say our pop potential, but he helped us tap into that side of us," admits Kivlen.
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Source: Citi Some are trying to tap into the Shanghai market in order to tap into the arbitrage, or price difference, opportunities in all three markets.
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I can always go back and tap into a feeling.
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Tap into your creative side when these planets work together.
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You tap into the HELOC only if you need it.
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It's something that we'll also make sure to tap into.
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Without enough insulin, cells can't tap into glucose for energy.
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We can tap into that naturally, but it takes longer.
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The Economist: He taps into the feelings you tap into.
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This allowed Bethesda to tap into expertise from various teams.
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We wanted to challenge the contributors to tap into that.
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It's here where Lyft hopes to tap into Gupta's experience.
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Resources are easy to tap into as these planets connect.
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This is a marvelous time to tap into your intuition.
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But many businesses have yet to tap into the market.
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We're able to tap into that in mostly public channels.
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He certainly sought to tap into that spirit Tuesday night.
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That meant Evans had to tap into his dark side.
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We tap into how complex that can be for women.
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Airbnb, too, is looking to tap into this new market.
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It's a wonderful evening to tap into your creative skills.
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Service is where most traditional car dealerships tap into profits.
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There's so much you can tap into, it's almost overwhelming.
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"There was a lot to tap into there," she said.
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Zombies tap into very contemporary fears among people of color.
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The app can tap into blogs living on the WordPress.
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It's a brilliant time to tap into your psychic abilities.
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The partnership lets ABCmouse tap into a major new audience.
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Mr. Lowry believes auctions tap into our most primal instincts.
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I said, there is an insight you can tap into.
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With some discipline, you can tap into gratitude every day.
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He plans one day to tap into those memory banks.
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Liberals tap into people's feelings; conservatives bore into their minds.
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He should tap into his conscience and help the migrants.
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"By putting on those clothes, they can tap into that."
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Shall I tap into my own collection of asparagus nostalgia?
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Let's tap into your political knowledge base at this point.
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So how can CEOs tap into this wealth of talent?
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To truly tap into what we have requires federal action.
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Also, I would like readers to tap into their own resiliency.
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I have a fairly pantheistic worldview, and I tap into that.
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You may tap into a part of yourself you've kept hidden.
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Your imagination is especially creative right now, so tap into it.
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But how can the Trump team tap into that decent support?
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Both Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen tap into that frustration.
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Every year, scientists tap into predictive analytics to develop flu vaccines.
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Tap into your psychic abilities, and read up on psychic protection.
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They wanted advice on how to tap into a new market.
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The Fed's approach was to tap into the "repo" (repurchase) market.
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I think cubing is a great tool to tap into brainpower.
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Sanders was the first one since Obama to tap into that.
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Your songs tap into that familiar vein without being trite rehash.
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I wanted to tap into their emotions as much as possible.
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It's a great day to tap into your social connections, Scorpio.
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For one thing, Valve has a vast opportunity to tap into.
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But until recently, it had absolutely failed to tap into that.
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Tap into your vision while these two planets are favorably aligned.
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L in January to tap into the fast growing catering sector.
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Tap into your artistic side to make the best of today.
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It sounds like Apple is hoping to tap into that, too.
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Stories resonate with people because they tap into something deeply human.
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As the sun connects with Mars, tap into this subtle machismo.
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It can't tap into my outrage and call me a nigga.
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Brands tap into the "buy in bulk" ideology that couponers love.
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Businesses also work with influencers to tap into their follower bases.
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Portfolio companies could tap into this network for advice and connections.
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The moon enters Leo, encouraging you to tap into your intuition.
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Creative energy flows this evening as you tap into your emotions.
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And this is exactly what Leitch is attempting to tap into.
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Tap into this energy today to get what's due to you!
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NextUp Comedy wants to tap into audience love for standup specials
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That's why we help them to tap into the global market.
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Tap into your home equityHave you gained equity in your home?
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It's not uncommon for lightsabers to tap into the gadget lust.
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But there are ways to tap into that way of thinking.
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And both use their art to tap into something deeply spiritual.
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Or tap into your inner vicar, and have it with tea.
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It's just a funny opportunity to play with and tap into.
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It's a very large power base that we can tap into.
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Are you surprised how many you're totally qualified to tap into?
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In 2016, several candidates have managed to tap into these feelings.
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The insights I'm able to tap into, definitely less anxiety-ridden.
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And you can tap into all these pools of different cultures.
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He was able to touch and tap into people's hearts and minds.
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At worst, Nicki was helping Meek Mill tap into a new audience.
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It suggested the bloc could tap into new taxes and make savings.
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For his next breakthrough, he would tap into a healthy human brain.
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People could tap into government services, determine crop prices, get health care.
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Tencent can also tap into its vast portfolio network around the world.
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But religion aside, though, candy canes tap into something even more primal.
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We as individuals may find personal growth or tap into new ideas.
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We have to tap into our own inner imagination about what's possible.
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HORROR films frequently, and subtly, tap into the anxieties of their time.
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Crabtree says the protests were effective because they tap into something primal.
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There's no better time than Halloween to tap into your mystical side.
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I make an effort to tap into that classic, timeless source material.
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I want you to tap into that and be aware of it.
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" A: "[We wanted people] to be able to tap into our lives.
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Creativity is flowing, so it would benefit you to tap into it!
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Easy — tap into the zodiac and leave your look to the stars.
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Clinton is attempting to tap into the growing Latino population in Arizona.
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However, tech companies have yet to fully tap into the region's potential.
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Another desperate attempt to tap into the youth zeitgeist, Tim Ryan-style?
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Both issues tap into the bigger problem of gender equality in Japan.
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Other aspects of the game also truly tap into ARMY members' tastes.
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To give shape to an energy, which we can all tap into.
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Mercury enters Taurus later today, encouraging you to tap into your intuition.
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Sabb and Green attempt to tap into the psyche of American politics.
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The moon enters Capricorn, inspiring you to tap into your creative abilities.
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And if they didn't tap into identity, they wouldn't be so popular.
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He recalled a week where they didn't tap into the grid once.
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But there's hope, if Obama can tap into that old 2008 magic.
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Tap into the story and you can watch without actually adding them.
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I think he is the one person who can tap into it.
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The deal will benefit both the companies tap into new income sources.
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Certain Windows 10 apps may also tap into the location services data.
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ESPN is hoping to tap into the sports "unprecedented" surge in popularity.
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We need to tap into the deep spiritual foundations of our nation.
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Tap or click here to tap into this hidden marketplace on Facebook.
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That way, I will be able to tap into my true potential.
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Make time to sit quietly and tap into your inner voice today.
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There are generally several student support services to tap into, including counseling.
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Slow down and tap into what your inner voice is telling you!
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The big picture: Google is eager to tap into the Chinese market.
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To embody pain, tap into your own experience, if you have it.
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You want to tap into that referendum effect as much as possible.
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Or can I tap into the resources and infrastructure the university has.
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He advocates for spaces that tap into well-learned memories and comfort.
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Both were attempting to tap into the world's leader in wagering handle.
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FCA is far from alone in trying to tap into this trend.
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The challenge is to figure out how to tap into our creativity.
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About 11 million Americans tap into their 401(k)s each year.
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He plans to tap into $2.5 billion in other Pentagon funds, too.
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This month, Cancer, you should also strive to tap into your id.
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Is it ever difficult for you to tap into your sexier lyrics?
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It'll be easy to tap into other people's energy under this Moon.
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It's the kind of movie people holler and clap during, because it does tap into a cathartic need to see ordinary people sometimes win — the same catharsis that Dr. Updale seems to think the experiment will tap into.
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When you tap into emotional energy, you unleash the subconscious brain's enormous power.
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The moon is in your sign, Aquarius, helping you tap into your emotions!
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Tap into your senses and enjoy good food, music, or even a massage.
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How will you tap into your creativity and make your dreams a reality?
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This is what Samsung is hoping to tap into with the new devices.
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The Netatmo Weather program will let developers tap into all this weather information.
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Pomelo is looking into partnerships with stores to tap into customer loyalty programs.
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The miner was also confident it tap into its expertise in bulk products.
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Many self-proclaimed 'UFO experts' are trying to tap into the QAnon market.
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And the deals let local papers tap into SendtoNews connections with national advertisers.
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So it's evidently aiming for Livi to tap into that public money pot.
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The retailer hopes to tap into the money being spent on the outfits.
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When I asked if he could tap into that for motivation, Raszap nodded.
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If you really want to get involved, just tap into my homepage: www.
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Marketers can also tap into a user's intent to potentially purchase through search.
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Instead, it needs to tap into consumers' needs, buried deep in their subconscious.
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Try to tap into those good memories, because there must have been some.
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It's a wonderful day to make art or tap into your intuitive abilities.
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We work closely with our shareholders' portfolio companies and tap into available synergies.
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That's what Jackson was trying to tap into --- and that's what Trump exploited.
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With that, users can tap into Alexa to order food from their fridge.
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I really could tap into me as an artist and as an actor.
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Tips for managing media violence Help your kids tap into feelings of empathy.
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Tap into your creative side as this eclipse will sextile change-making Uranus.
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There's certainly no shortage of suggestions from experts that Twitter could tap into.
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The contradictory nature of it all is something I wanted to tap into.
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"This represents a huge opportunity for modern warehousing to tap into," he said.
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The Moon is in empathetic Cancer, encouraging you to tap into your intuition.
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"Feedback" and "FML" tap into the caustic sound and industrial concision of Yeezus.
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How did you guys tap into that in a way that was felt?
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What is like being able to tap into the vulnerability of your subjects?
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Seeking to tap into Africa's informal savings groups the Nigerian investment startup Piggybank.
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Tap into and accept the bigger picture, with all its limitations and opportunities.
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The U.S. wireless landscape is particularly difficult for new entrants to tap into.
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We all have greatness within...it's up to us to tap into it.
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We all have greatness within…it's up to us to tap into it.
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But what if anyone, regardless of their employer, could tap into this benefit?
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Plus, parents tend to tap into the accounts early to cover other bills.
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Companies tap into the psychological excitement that you feel when using a coupon.
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Tap into Morrison's timeless wisdom through some of her most inspirational quotes below.
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Going live at this time would help Amazon tap into Black Friday demand.
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The Amazon Echo can tap into all sorts of "skills" to provide information.
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"If you tap into your Ori you can move mountains," Mr. Senbanjo said.
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So it was a little bit easier for me to tap into it.
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So you say you want to tap into anti-George Soros conspiracy theories?
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The moon enters your sign tonight, asking you to tap into your emotions.
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As she grows, she will be able to tap into all her greatness.
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I just tried to tap into this collective grief that was already there.
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The moon enters Pisces this morning, asking you to tap into your intuition.
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"Let's figure out how to tap into these Asian markets," he said enthusiastically.
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You're finding it easy to be yourself and to tap into your emotions.
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There's no reason only one side should be able to tap into it.
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You can also tap into a video feed from a tail-mounted camera.
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For availability, a guest had to tap into Facebook, then book at Airbnb.
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"Once you tap into yourself that way, nothing else does it for you."
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Tap into the spiritual vibe of Pisces to get through this turbulent day.
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Tap into your intuition and reflect on the messages that your dreams bring.
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And Lyft expects to tap into Delta's more than one million SkyMiles members.
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Mr. Trump will also be able to tap into company profits at will.
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But the researchers are looking at allowing others to tap into its testing.
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I encourage Black founders to mobilize their communities AND tap into adjacent ones.
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Here are more creative ways to volunteer that will tap into your passions.
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They tap into their most primal needs: We all need to be loved.
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In 2020, an activist could tap into that dissatisfaction to make a killing.
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Car companies are chomping at the bit to tap into the Indian market.
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Tesla hopes the cheaper version will help it tap into the mass market.
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Then foreign companies could tap into the electricity to access new gold reserves.
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Do not tap into your retirement plan unless you have no other options.
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It's the latest quick-service restaurant to tap into nostalgia to excite customers.
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"That's just basic male privilege that doesn't even tap into their predatory behaviors."
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Waititi does this by letting Hemsworth tap into his natural sense of humor.
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The United States is also keen to tap into India's large defense market.
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Fears of external manipulation tap into deep-seated human anxieties over individual autonomy.
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The Moon, in Taurus, is also helping you tap into some deep emotions.
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Cloud architecture plays an incredibly important part in this because companies do not need to build out their own GPU data centers in order to tap into the power of AI training models, but can tap into on-demand scale.
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Now, I'm having to tap into emotions that I really am not comfortable with.
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Rather than watching short snippets, players will be able to tap into full conversations.
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To tap into that history, and my own personal history, is satisfying for me.
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I suggested you tap into the bossy side of yourself during the full moon.
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And to tap into that spirit, Gunn imbues his scenes with light and color.
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We can tap into that drama in a real way, not a hokey way.
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For me that scene was something that I could tap into very much personally.
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Or, you can tap into your inner mythical creature with glitter and rainbow highlighter.
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Fintech firms have managed to tap into the financial system without being a bank.
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This is an important market opportunity that Ellevest is well-positioned to tap into.
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These integrations will allow users to tap into other services from within message threads.
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Venus enters Taurus today, finding you craving quiet time to tap into your senses.
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They rarely tap into any kind of popular or profound debate of the day.
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When you tap into a photo or video, you'll first see that full-screen.
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There's a trending feed as well that you can tap into for more inspiration.
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It is a show that works to tap into the plurality of our humanness.
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The basic idea—tap into quantum physics to make immensely powerful computers—isn't new.
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So, it's learning to tap into the human brain to show just so much.
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I was trying to tap into the way things looked and felt growing up.
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It's important to to tap into your values and to get energized about issues.
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However, he said investors were rotating within emerging markets to tap into higher yields.
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Democrats need to tap into those anxieties constructively or Republicans will do so destructively.
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Any time you can tap into more people and broaden your horizons is fantastic.
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Weibo has been quick to tap into China's hottest new web trend – live streaming.
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"You never know when you'll have to tap into the those funds," he said.
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But somehow, prominent Democrats still can't figure out how to tap into this sentiment.
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Tonic will tap into something broader than that, messier, more inspired, and sometimes angrier.
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Through this deal, H.B. Fuller is looking to tap into Royal's product technology resources.
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It's a fantastic day to tap into your creative genius and create something amazing.
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We just had to tap into that feeling we had when we were kids.
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This allowed us to tap into our equity while keeping our asset (the home).
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But they also noted that he's been able to tap into voter anger nationwide.
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I'm a quarter Russian, so this is where I tap into my Russian roots.
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South Africa runs a host of maritime initiatives to tap into the blue economy.
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So to tap into that recognition, the name and the brand Tulip was invented.
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The moon connects with your ruling planet Neptune, helping you tap into your intuition.
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"It's great for us to tap into his brain," said the network's Mr. Alterman.
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Not that Hitman necessarily intends to tap into the depths of all of that.
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The Moon is in your sign, Sagittarius, encouraging you to tap into your emotions.
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Dialect tries to tap into that fundamental role that language plays in uniting communities.
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EHang is trying to tap into more commercial applications for drones, according to Xiong.
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Increased diversity allows companies to tap into qualified talent that has previously been overlooked.
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Patients say the election has been replete with "triggers" that tap into their anxieties.
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You may also be able to tap into savings intended for other family members.
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Clinton's latest comments about antitrust laws tap into recent research by left-leaning economists.
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Sometimes we need to tap into that wounded 7-year-old inside of us.
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Criminals often use emergencies as a platform to tap into the fears and concerns.
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That will give the dancers more chances to tap into Cunningham's notion of play.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Capricorn, helping you tap into your emotions.
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But they're hungry to tap into my experience and my knowledge of game situations.
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Now is the time to tap into our intuition to better support our imaginations.
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We also were able to tap into the courtroom feed of the second trial.
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It was just the sort of ambition that Ackman knew how to tap into.
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Go deeper: Space companies are trying to tap into new markets with big data
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There are multiple ways to tap into the Management Engine to exploit the flaw.
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An exercise-themed show could tap into the phone's pedometer for an interactive experience.
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So it's very easy to tap into those emotions and make it really realistic.
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Behind the scenes, Legendary was working to tap into Chinese money flowing to Hollywood.
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The plan was to tap into reservoirs of supercritical fluids deep beneath the surface.
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They are redoubling efforts to tap into the growing world of Shariah-compliant finance.
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What's worrisome is Trump's ability to unapologetically tap into a very clever neo-ethnocentrism.
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Tap into your optimistic spirit on Sunday, when material Venus conjuncts with lucky Jupiter.
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Verizon currently offers three phones that can tap into its 5G millimeter wave network.
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New investment products have been launched in China to tap into the growing demand.
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Chinese companies have been eager to use technology to tap into Africans' spending habits.
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There's a side of myself that I can only tap into through his rage.
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She's also planning to tap into her vast personal fortune to fund her campaign.
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Here's how he plans to tap into $2.5 billion in other Pentagon funds, too.
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But in fact, these statements tap into a potent undercurrents on the American right.
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Make time to tap into your intuition through meditation or by journaling later today.
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Modern artists have been coming up with more engaging ways to tap into this empathy.
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We enter Pisces season on the twentieth, helping us to tap into our introspective sides.
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Next generation inboxes could even tap into other apps to draft responses and manage calendars.
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GE's digital transformation could tap into what Immelt estimated to be a $100 billion market.
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Dippold and Feig decided it was important for the Ghostbusters reboot to tap into that.
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Both of these let you tap into the value of your home to cover costs.
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" This particular film was a way to tap into a genre Kaplan described as "universal.
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In total, Alexa can tap into more than 90 apps and channels, the company says.
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Now, a phone that's launching on Kickstarter is trying to tap into that same movement.
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Polls suggest there is plenty of pro-environment sentiment for the Greens to tap into.
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His stories tap into the hard truths of what's lurking beyond idyllic images of Americana.
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The bottom line: The deal should enable AliExpress and its merchants to tap into Mail.
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The site is also offering up an API for researchers to tap into the data.
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Instead, tap into your rare and special ability to stay cool in a hard situation.
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Plus, Warren would directly tap into the overall anti-establishment moment coursing through the electorate.
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It's a powerful day to tap into your intuition and work on your emotional blocks.
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You didn't even have to create original content to tap into the flow of cash.
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That means more bad news for Macy's, unless it can tap into those new trends.
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"We see a really clear plan to tap into the [company's] business potential," he said.
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"I conserve my energy [when I'm home] and only tap into it when its needed."
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The feeling of realizing I wasn't alone inspired me to tap into my latent confidence.
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Siri Domains are, in essence, a core set of Siri actions developers can tap into.
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Lucky for you, she's launching a new chat bot to tap into her online fanbase.
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With her latest line of products, Ree Drummond is hoping to tap into that market.
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Conagra will "tap into the plant-based meat-alternative opportunity," Connolly told analysts last month.
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He forced the candidates to temporarily abandon their "fight" mode and tap into pure compassion.
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As Binary, Danvers could rip through space at light speed and tap into cosmic energies.
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Congress has been trying to tap into farmers' discontent with promises to waive farm loans.
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The Moon also enters sensitive Pisces this afternoon, encouraging you to tap into your intuition.
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Your intuition is super sharp today, so take time to tap into your psychic powers.
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Even if your car has its own built-in GPS, CarPlay cannot tap into it.
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If you do try to tap into the power, you run a gamut of risks.
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He explained that it's better to tap into your creativity than just giving textbook answers.
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Don't overthink it; use the energy to tap into your emotions, dream, and be creative.
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He and other opposition leaders also sought to tap into youth anger at high unemployment.
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The refugee crisis has allowed Mr Seehofer to tap into the spirit of Kreuth again.
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Although, I suppose I'm the first in my family to tap into the music industry.
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But infuriatingly, there's no way to tap into any of the sections for more detail.
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With so many rich histories to tap into, though, New York does carry its limits.
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His campaign sounded especially eager to tap into the power of Facebook's ad-targeting tools.
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Incidentally, Apple is not the first music-streaming service to tap into the musician base.
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"We want to tap into the ABS market," said Suk Shah, CFO of lender Avant.
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"We've got cheap geothermal power in Naivasha -- you can tap into that power," he said.
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Are there any other parties out there who you feel tap into a similar vein?
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You cannot take a movement you don't understand and attempt to tap into the market.
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It's the tech giant's latest effort to tap into India's vast and fast-growing internet.
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The Cargo partnership could also help Uber tap into the red-hot e-commerce segment.
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Today's startups can tap into low-cost online servers from Amazon Web Services or others.
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"Artists tap into an emotional base that goes hand-in-hand with conservation," French said.
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Huawei's new chip is its first gambit to tap into the growing AI hardware market.
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Mercedes is far from the first traditional automaker to tap into the electric-scooter market.
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The quality of our care Let's tap into what consumers already know and use – wearables.
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Clinton is a resource that Democrats should tap into and use to rebuild the party.
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Only then can you tap into your ability to think creatively and uncover new ideas.
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What's more, government officials tap into databases that collect data under the expectation of privacy.
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However, the BitPagos team sensed a new opportunity that does — and doesn't tap — into bitcoin.
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Do you have the challenge of not being able to tap into certain emotions anymore?
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The Moon enters your sign this evening, encouraging you to tap into your emotional needs.
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Did the project tap into your own experience as a daughter and as a mother?
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To tap into the renewed popularity of the doll, Mattel has partnered with Warner Bros.
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Recruiters, often females themselves, tap into the narrative that Western societies don't respect Muslim women.
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This is a wonderful time to tap into your emotions and reflect on your needs.
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Corporations want to link onto that fan base and utilize it and tap into it.
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It enables student learning to be tracked across multiple apps that tap into the platform.
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OmniVirt is promising to help publishers and advertisers tap into the potential of virtual reality.
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To get up to speed quickly, she began to tap into her network for advice.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Sagittarius, inviting you to tap into your emotions.
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The Moon symbolizes emotion, and this is a wonderful time to tap into your feelings.
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Or you can tap into our weirwood tree and warg into our gentle giant — simultaneously!
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This favors posts that tap into negative, primal emotions like anger and fear, studies suggest.
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Or they tap into some ancient alchemy, willing mashed potatoes out of milk and butter.
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"What I'm hoping to do is tap into flavors that have been forgotten," he said.
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Pernod Ricard is not alone in seeking to tap into China's growing thirst for whisky.
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Remember: these are scripted promos, regardless of whether they tap into frustrations WWE usually ignores.
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Everyone has a creative streak, you just have to learn how to tap into yours.
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"We don't have the networks that men do to tap into for money," Henderson said.
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Is there any particular experience you find yourself drawing on to tap into her grief?
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Global brands flocked to China to tap into the country's cheap and willing labor pool.
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If you are going to tap into deeper motivational energies, you need more than money.
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Molson Coors' Vizzy Molson Coors is also looking to tap into the spiked seltzer craze.
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It's something Apple was keen to tap into to show the extent of Siri's capabilities.
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The most powerful memes tap into the baser human emotions including fear, disgust and hatred.
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"To All the Boys I've Loved Before" clearly seemed to tap into an unmet demand.
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And I think part of that is that we can tap into resources more efficiently.
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If Mastercard is able to tap into the Chinese market, it could mean major growth.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus, inspiring you to tap into your senses.
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The program failed to tap into youth culture and truly change kids' views on drugs.
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Online shopping, however, is a resource that it needed to tap into eventually, he said.
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There, Yennefer is able to tap into her powers and become a full-fledged sorceress.
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Therefore, we must still tap into the properties of the left in order to function.
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States could tap into roughly $1 billion over two years to fight the opioid epidemic.
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"I was trying to tap into those emotions; I was really calm," Serena Williams said.
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"I was trying to tap into those emotions; I was really calm," Serena Williams said.
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They listen to our radio and watch our TV and tap into our social media.
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" Batmanglij added of Van Etten: "She could tap into something — these deep reservoirs of empathy.
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"This let the walker tap into the prophetic power of the season," the article said.
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"With Notre-Dame, you were able to tap into otherwise dormant philanthropic capital," he said.
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Tap into your spiritual side on Tuesday when glamorous Venus faces off with illusive Neptune.
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The plan is to tap into the explosion of transient populations in cities across the globe.
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Apple is trying to tap into local talent by building new research centers around the world.
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Imagine the great things God would do if we could tap into His creativity for us.
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" The series is part of Cap'n Crunch's efforts to tap "into the spirit of the brand.
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Do a little homework and find the sites that will tap into your interests and hobbies.
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Tap into it and you'll see public stories that were tagged with that location ("San Francisco").
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They believed that it would tap into time-pressed consumers' obsession with wellness and fresh produce.
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Presumably, this enables them to tap into their parent companies' supply chains and lager customer reach.
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Do you feel like you were able to tap into those characters by changing your voice?
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To tap into machine learning's capabilities, the two of them first needed lots of good data.
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Hardiker wanted to tap into the latter, present something raw and unedited—uncurated, in a word.
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Your planetary ruler Mars connects with dreamy Neptune today, encouraging you to tap into your intuition.
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Now, Twitter hopes to tap into the hive mind to build whatever else is coming next.
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Meanwhile, Office Depot customers will be able to tap into Alibaba's supplier network, the companies said.
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They are often radicalised on social media, where they tap into a multinational subculture of resentment.
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I think that if you're a very sensitive person, there's a way to tap into that.
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Additional efforts to tap into rapidly growing cloud sectors, mainly 5G, could boost top line growth.
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Now, you can tap into the real-time call to analyze that stream in real time.
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Owning the content means not only better access, but better margins to tap into that content.
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Comics fans, meanwhile, can tap into Comixology; here are some of our favorite digital comic books.
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Will Alley tap into her madcap moves from '80s comedy Mad House to traumatize the Chanels?
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Bran, able to tap into the entirety of Westerosi history, ruled the continent with unbelievable success.
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These two planets work together to tap into your subconscious desires for intimacy and financial security.
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By getting rid of what you can, they won't tap into your phone's background resources anymore.
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Your ruling planet Venus connects with serious Saturn, helping you tap into a sense of security.
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Last week, we watched Jones tap into his inner agony, manifesting in the perfect face-palm.
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For their part, Life Song say they want to use music to "tap into people's consciences".
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Instead, tap into the equally powerful (and equally Aquarian) urge to think outside of the box.
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The vibe in the sky is super quiet, allowing you to tap into your psychic powers.
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The moon connects with Pluto at 8:50 AM, encouraging us to tap into our power.
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If we tap into those chemical signaling pathways, there is a wealth of information to access.
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The good news is: It's easier than ever to tap into LGBTQ+ culture via your phone.
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On Android, there's an extra General screen to tap into before you find the toggle switch.
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There are plenty of sources for rare earth materials that US tech manufacturers can tap into.
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From an enterprise perspective, managers can pay to tap into deeper analytics for their specific organization.
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To tap into the growing market and expand portfolio, Palo Alto has been investing on acquisitions.
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Always trying to shake it up, Kylie Jenner is now trying to tap into different cultures.
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What sets it apart is that it can tap into other Google services, like Google Maps.
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Take advantage of these deals and tap into the potential your home WiFi can give you.
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"I think the company is pretty brilliant to tap into the plus-size segment," said Sossong.
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Our youth won't be able to tap into that, but that shit was shocking for me.
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Reelio wants to help digital talent tap into their political beliefs during the 2016 Election Season.
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And events like Battle of the Beer Labels provide an opportunity to tap into local pride.
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He's struggling to tap into whatever it is that's going to allow him to speak again.
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Skylight Connect is another new piece designed to tap into a company databases without any coding.
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Complete your ranchero look with a pearl snap shirt, or, alternatively, tap into Austin's hipster ethos.
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Do you think you can tap into that energy on the left and make it productive?
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The report drummed up a sense of urgency about being first to tap into sleep technology.
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"I wish everybody had the ability to tap into it," Perry, still an Atlanta resident, says.
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I'm able to tap into his psyche and understand what he wants to put out there.
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Did you want to tap into male fears about woman's destructive power in an allegorical way?
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Adding Apple Music will help the popular smart home products tap into a rapidly growing service.
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Microsoft is clearly keen to tap into Xiaomi's rise in growth, and the overall Chinese market.
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But these other images just make us tap into the drama that is the Trump administration.
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IM. Some new features you can tap into: As always, bullying has no place on TechCrunch.
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You can also tap into the app at any moment to see if someone is waiting.
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This election season, we have new political suitors trying to tap into our stress-induced anger.
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In your quest to find this passion, says Gates, you must tap into this self-confidence.
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In other research, Ms. Holman found fatigue with her campaign's attempt to tap into gender inspiration.
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But expect to see her and other Clinton operatives tap into earned media across the state.
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This is the latest marketing move by Budweiser to tap into historical notes for its beers.
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The singing allowed them "to tap into a joy that something else was possible," he explained.
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They just don't have the financing and the home equity at their disposal to tap into.
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So new migrants have no spirit to tap into, as they do in the United States.
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Three days later, Venus also enters earth sign Virgo, inviting you to tap into your senses.
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The Moon in Scorpio connects with dreamy Neptune at 3:39 AM—tap into your intuition.
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Mars connects with Pluto on March 20, helping you tap into a deep well of confidence!
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You have to dig deep and tap into reserves you didn't even realize that you had.
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The Duchess's brothers and adviser all scheme to take away or tap into Queen Victoria's power.
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This tap into the unconscious will likely mean a shift in how we think about privacy.
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These outlets tap into a paranoia that perhaps our country isn't as innovative as we imagine.
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"Tap into you spirituality," Smith later told reporters after the memorial service about her parenting philosophy.
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Shulz's party, the Social Democrats (SPD) was unable to tap into growing popular discontent with austerity.
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Many people turn crowdfunding sites to tap into the generosity of the public for social causes.
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It is a message wrapped in foreign policy but meant to tap into more domestic concerns.
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Banks are now trying to tap into the emerging goodwill with requests to cut red tape.
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Megan is just one of many musicians to tap into the concept of an alter ego.
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For travelers especially, these three apps can help to smooth planning and tap into local life.
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You'll be a super nostalgic mood, but your intuition will also be easy to tap into.
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You can even tap into your inner 90s chef and serve it in a martini glass.
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We've also seen domestic abusers tap into smart home technology to intimidate and stalk former partners.
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"They have a huge field operation that Biden is now able to tap into," he said.
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"But we have to tap into it — and use it — to get its benefits," he explained.
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It's a powerful day to tap into your inner wisdom as the moon clashes with Pluto.
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Officers can then tap into other technologies, like street-level security cameras, to piece together clues.
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Keswin recommends making a list of specific industry organizations or alumni databases you can tap into.
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If you can tap into that as an architect, that's great, because the building gets personalized.
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Try to know how it feels to tap into the collective unconscious, and roll with it.
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Freshman candidates like 23-year old Lee Ka Wai are hoping to tap into that energy.
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Both tap into a type of sharing popularized in recent years by companies like Snap Inc.
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Tap into that talent and do not leave them behind or out of your inner circle.
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Just as hackers can tap into your webcam, they can also pick up on your audio.
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He's trying to tap into all of the resources to help us get out of this.
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Many locations tap into Americans' obsession with dogs and cats by offering "Paint Your Pet" classes.
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Other Chinese borrowers have managed to tap into Chinese liquidity in difficult periods in the past.
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Kevin could use it to tap into his feelings, even complicated ones about death and loss.
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But if you need to tap into those dollars before you retire, it will cost you.
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But you don't need to stay in this tony enclave to tap into splendid alpine culture.
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Find a way to tap into why you and your team are all working so hard.
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From a #GivingTuesday perspective, what wed advise is to tap into the full spectrum of generosity.
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Fox's opinion hosts tap into — and sympathize with — a deep vein of concern about cultural displacement.
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To be sure, he will still need to draw attention and tap into anti-establishment fever.
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The moon in Leo asks you to tap into your intuition, and catch up on rest!
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The U.S. is the most generous country in the world, and Trump should tap into that.
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The moon connects with dreamy Neptune at 7:16 PM, helping us tap into our intuition.
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Google Home can tap into Netflix and YouTube (though not Google Play Movies, to be fair).
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Sanders's campaign is looking to tap into that grassroots energy to boost his New York campaign.
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And at a certain point, large tax increases would have to tap into that broader group.
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Dean raised major sums as the first candidate to tap into online grassroots fundraising and organizing.
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The best Spider-Man movies convincingly tap into the spirit of the character, his divine earnestness.
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The team has expertise in every area imaginable that a developer would want to tap into.
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It's clear both Trump and Sanders have been able to tap into that basic economic frustration.
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Whereas if we had a sense of shared ownership it would tap into older American values.
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Others have been brought to life via animation, inviting viewers to tap into a collective breath.
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The only source of information I could tap into on was my own puberty-fueled delusions.
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And the flip in the script also allows Gyllenhaal to tap into something much more sinister.
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A Canadian startup, Element AI, wants to let all businesses tap into the world's best AI minds.
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Hacksaw Ridge attempts, and mostly succeeds, to tap into the same audience and thematic material as Unbroken.
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If you want to tap into the movement more, consider donating your time at your favorite organization.
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Tap into your creativity through art or music, where you can live in your own little world.
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Google has partnered with First Data-owned Clover to integrate smart tap into Clover's developer APIs, too.
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Creators with smaller followings may not be eligible to tap into some of YouTube's other income opportunities.
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Advocates argue that serious investments that tap into the political power of black women are long overdue.
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Diageo uses Distill Ventures to invest in small brands that tap into emerging consumer tastes and trends.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini this morning, encouraging you to tap into your creative abilities.
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The platform has also become a laboratory for social scientists trying to tap into the national conversation.
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Beijing hopes it will help China's tech companies tap into the vast wealth held by local investors.
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Driving the news: A startup called SkyWater Technology is hoping to tap into interest in domestic production.
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Snapchat may have gone too far in its attempt to tap into the pot culture on Wednesday.
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Spend time alone today—intense breakthroughs will come if you create space to tap into your subconscious.
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The decision was a major setback for Apple that is looking to tap into the Indian market.
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"We really wanted to tap into the nostalgia of the older versions of these characters," says Boon.
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Some understand language and can identify individual speakers, others recognise faces and can tap into academic knowledge.
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So why are managers so seemingly unwilling to tap into all the new issues hitting the markets.
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To tap Get Out for the win is to also tap into the real deal of racism.
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I think it obviously behooves you to build the capability to tap into all of these functions.
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Uber Eats helps the company tap into non-transportation revenue, and keep drivers on the Uber platform.
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Since so many of us had lockets growing up, these definitely tap into our desire for nostalgia.
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Erickson's debut novel—and, for that matter, his many subsequent ones—tap into a similar American unreality.
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Hedge funds and venture capital firms will look for more ways to tap into the cryptocurrency market.
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"There's no secret pot of money Mr. Caspersen has access to and can tap into," he said.
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So it makes sense that Kobalt would try to tap into its own technology to do that.
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It can also tap into the cloud for answers to multilayered, contextual questions on 150 different topics.
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" Lee could do that because he was able to tap into what ancient Chinese philosophers called "chi.
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And there's this darkness that I got to imagine you'd have to tap into as an actor.
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Despite chronic political worries, investors remain keen for companies that tap into Turkey's young, fast-growing population.
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She's a sponge of visual information, and she can tap into all of it when we're designing.
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The European Union with its 500 million consumers is a valuable market for corporations to tap into.
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Reuters reported that the wells are about 8,000 feet underground to tap into steam to produce power.
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As result, retailers have been looking for ways to tap into the market for women with curves.
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Intelligence services had to tap into only a couple of computing clouds to find what they wanted.
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When you tap into the new section, the header at the top asks you to introduce yourself.
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Looking ahead, Onfido will continue to tap into the opportunity for solving ID verification in financial services.
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Tap into your inner psychic as you move through these days, and pick up on hidden signals.
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The Spider-Man: Homecoming co-stars inspired Chrissy Teigen to tap into her own inner Spidey senses.
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You and I don't interact with these cloud services, we interact with apps that tap into them.
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That also means that Pinterest can tap into topics that are particularly important during a single moment.
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Acquiring companies would also tap into a wider trend in the area of financial technology, he said.
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Tap into your intuition as Mars in Leo pushes you to be guided by a hidden impulse.
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Inexpensive, mid-range devices are a growing market there that Samsung has big potential to tap into.
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And she very generously agreed to be my guide in my quest to tap into my creativity.
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Most of the latest Metal's benefits will come over time, as developers tap into Apple's new API.
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That said, your intuition is especially sharp today, so make time to tap into your inner voice!
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Evergrande is not the first Chinese developer to tap into employees' personal networks to find new buyers.
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So it's interesting that he chose to tap into this specific theme for his lead rock single.
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Federal support helps researchers tap into existing connections with local governments and research facilities around the country.
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If we're lucky, maybe Grimes will be the first high profile artist to tap into that potential.
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They are using this time to float trial balloons and tap into voter anger on both sides.
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That said, you can tap into a massive well of creativity today as you access your anger.
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His decision to tap into nativist (and often racist) opposition to immigration certainly also played a role.
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Since Venus is also the stylist of the skies, tap into Scorpio's mystique when picking your OOTDs.
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She was about to tap into one of the world's most impassioned and accomplished marathon swim communities.
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It also allows the GOP to tap into the still-raging opposition to ObamaCare among its base.
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They're hoping to tap into the growing popularity of traditional medicine and health food in Chinese society.
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Rick Scott has failed to tap into what could be a windfall technology for the Sunshine State.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Biden, have existing political operations they can tap into for 2020 runs.
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I just don't know how to break that barrier, or tap into that kindness, so to speak.
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Cities, especially in the developing world, can also tap into multilateral development banks and international climate funds.
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Use this genius to help others, something you'd love to tap into during next week's intense eclipses!
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CareerFoundry's community provides students, mentors and employers with a network of people to tap into for employment.
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For years, they have been finding clever hacks to tap into "sugar bowl" of Netflix-style content.
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With Crystal City's city hall empty and unrest brewing, perhaps someone can tap into the building anger.
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The hope is to tap into a different kind of social sharing not seen on other networks.
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Given that many of these smart home standards have open APIs, Anki can easily tap into them.
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Bernie Sanders would likely be able to tap into his 2016 organization, although not all of it.
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A digital currency would also be able to tap into China's massive, and largely cashless, payments system.
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Wells dug ten times as deep as those shallow aquifers tap into reserves not renewed by rainfall.
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It was hard to tap into a sense of catharsis, or find your way into the sound.
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Tap into the grounded energy of the Capricorn moon to maintain your chill during this electric day.
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WHITE HOUSE ADVISER CONWAY SAYS U.S. ENERGY DEPT READY TO TAP INTO STRATEGIC PETROLEUM RESERVE - FOX INTERVIEW
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Some criminals use stolen credentials to impersonate customers, breach loyalty profiles and then tap into separate accounts.
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Gidney Fisheries sought to tap into that market, with the help of Duan Zeng, Mr. MacDonald's colleague.
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The New Beetle, which Volkswagen introduced in 1997, was meant to tap into nostalgia for its predecessor.
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If those options don't work, you could also tap into a Roth IRA if you have one.
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But that is not happening, and so the bake sale (too) must tap into our limited reserves.
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Make the most of your time, save your shoe leather and tap into more opportunity with CrunchMatch.
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Social impact bonds could tap into the same surplus money to meet this and other public needs.
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Some of their recruits are well-connected and have the ability to tap into large donor pools.
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This allows students to apply their learning and tap into their creativity without consuming too much time.
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Though many wondered if Baby Nut was trying to tap into the viral fame of Baby Yoda.
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He said it would allow Russia to tap into the "colossal experience and knowledge" of former presidents.
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By now you probably know that your apps ask for permission to tap into loads of data.
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Bunn has developed a following from her ability to tap into the cultural zeitgeist of the moment.
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I don't know if I've ever had that, but it's nice to try to tap into it.
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He can tap into working class anxiety negatively, by harnessing hostility toward immigrants, foreigners and the poor.
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IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, is expanding its fleet to tap into India's booming air travel market.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry clarified that the administration was not yet moving to tap into that reserve.
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Trump said he would tap into the US's Strategic Petroleum Reserve if necessary to help ease supply.
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For Citic, the investment was seen as a way to tap into rising disposable incomes in China.
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"I'm impressed that she was able to tap into what Pelican Bay had to offer," Lemonis says.
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Paul Bennett, a partner at the design consultancy IDEO, was among the first to tap into it.
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With 15 million tourists arriving every year the club also hopes to tap into a captive audience.
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And his wild imagination has inspired me to kind of try and tap into my own imagination.
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Google said LG Televisions, headphones from Sony and smart displays from Lenovo will tap into its Assistant.
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It's clear that both Trump and Sanders have been able to tap into that basic economic theme.
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Gone with him is any modicum of levity or joy Resurgence might have hoped to tap into.
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Because Saunders's words tap into a desire in all of us to lead kinder, more fulfilling lives.
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Very limited-edition collections tap into a fundamental human desire: We want what is hard to get.
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If that sounds far-fetched, consider that companies already tap into that bodily identification for their advertising.
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I want to tap into some kind of energy that can't be named, or that hasn't been visualized.
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The ideal candidate would need to be an outsider who can tap into the populist mood of voters.
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There are very few people who can tap into that 'it factor' and she was one of them.
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The machine doesn't live in the real world or have a life that it's able to tap into.
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The publication will operate completely independently from Vogue, but will tap into Condé Nast International's network of brands.
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The company also plans to tap into local resources by building a scooter manufacturing facility in the region.
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The survey questions — whether politicians listen to people, and so on — tap into fundamental properties of democratic practice.
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The IOC is eager to integrate esports into the Games to tap into a new and dynamic market.
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Through the Phosphorus FertilityMap, physicians and researchers can tap into the Phosphorus product to conduct their own research.
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It's a silly feature—but so is the ability to tap into Google Assistant on the Sony headphones.
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That is, it provides you with a way to tap into the passwords saved in your iCloud Keychain.
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Advertisers can tap into that machine whenever they want, for the right price, and governments can request data.
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Beyond building out connectivity, the consumer devices necessary to tap into the broadband networks also must be affordable.
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"He analyzed it very well," Pickens said of Trump's ability to tap into the emotions of the electorate.
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Yet this year brings a number of new players to the space looking to tap into the trend.
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You'll see the personalized newscast, called "My Newscast" immediately after you tap into the news hub on Plex.
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From funny: To affirming: Tweeting Scandal, like watching it, was known to tap into a range of emotions.
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Or they were best able to tap into a public mood that had soured against the European Union.
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The new effort will help them tap into a large market they've been missing out on — non-travelers.
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Some apps still immediately crash when I try to tap into new notifications, even after three software updates.
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The idea is to tap into the friends and family of your existing employees with a referral system.
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Whatever the mysterious force is that exists inside the facility, it also helps Jesse tap into certain powers.
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Its global world and commerce is global but it doesn't tap into the full potential because of trust.
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A new MusicKit will let developers plug their own apps and tap into all of Apple Music's features.
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Those skills let Alexa tap into other smart devices like the Nest thermostats I have in my house.
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In the darkness of a new moon, your ability to tap into your inner aesthetic vision is strengthened.
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Verizon's $4.4 billion purchase of AOL was led by its desire to tap into AOL's programmatic ad technology.
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Now Groupon is hoping to tap into a bit of that to boost its own discounted meal offers.
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By using Java, Android could tap into an existing community of developers, and maybe even their existing code.
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Why it matters: Police forces increasingly tap into location data, sensors and facial recognition to do their jobs.
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So it wasn't super difficult to get into that frame of mind and tap into that raw emotion.
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The bottom line is this: Silicon Valley is a resource every city should be looking to tap into.
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ETFs are investment vehicles that make it easy for retail investors to tap into parts of the market.
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Cloverfield Paradox's primary job was to tap into viewers' fears and tell a frightening story about something. Anything.
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So tap into the depths of your consciousness, dear readers, and discover the poop genius living inside you.
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"It might not be the 13th zodiac, but we can all tap into it's celestial influence," she says.
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Tap into your personal superpower and plan out how your want to see your health and career improve.
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I'm also planning to integrate Tap into my wearable computer setup, which is where it really could shine.
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Now, when you say "Siri, upcoming travel plans" it will tap into TripIt return your upcoming trip results.
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You're a logical person, Virgo, but during this time, you feel especially compelled to tap into your intuition.
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The moon also connects with Mars, helping you tap into your emotions and release yourself from the past.
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So states have been left to sort the issue themselves, with very little useful research to tap into.
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By writing them down, you're able to tap into your internal world and better make sense of things.
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The goal is to help Intudo's portfolio companies tap into opportunities from those LPs and their business holdings.
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The magic-circle firms with global ambitions already tap into some of that work through their American outposts.
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Order a cab, play music and tap into the expertise of the internet without ever lifting a finger.
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T-Mobile has also said it will tap into that technology — but is starting from a different place.
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The declaration allows the city and county to tap into emergency funding and request assistance from the state.
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They tap into an inner understanding about the way things get done in the real world: through conversations.
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"He said when you get to this stage as an artist it's really possible to tap into magic."
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No, it's hard to go back, and hard to tap into that context of what's happening right now.
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That will allow institutional investors who do not have their own algorithms to tap into quantitative trading strategies.
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Google hasn't yet announced a similar set of tools for developers to unlock and tap into its capabilities.
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Eyeballs are currency, and brands will be willing to pay big bucks to tap into the fleeting zeitgeist.
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He also offered some compliments to Trump, saying the president-elect was able to tap into people's grievances.
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Neptune begins its retrograde in Pisces this evening, encouraging you to tap into your sense of self-worth.
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You will have to tap into that brilliant intuition of yours, and firmly resist slipping into paranoid thinking.
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There are so many different things I want to tap into that have been brought to my attention.
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Those two services offer thousands of "skills," or commands users can execute that tap into third party applications.
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Did you want to tap into The Shining's ambiguity, and start debates in the same kind of way?
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So if a candidate wants to tap into Snapchat's potential, they must start strategizing and executing this year.
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"Emma Stone for Fanstastic Beasts 2?" tweeted one fan, who seemed to tap into what many were feeling.
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Instead, they "tap into your energy to find what resonates with you and what doesn't," in Harrington's words.
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The east-to-west blowing winds come from the Pacific and tap into warm and dry conditions inland.
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Any source of inspiration that you can draw from these men, you can also tap into with Davis.
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"We're taking this seriously," he says of his attempt to tap into Dubai's $235bn apparel and footwear market.
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But what have you been doing to tap into your inner wisdom and connect to your inner voice?
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It's time to tap into that much-deserved bonus and make getting ready in the morning fun again.
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It's fair to say that working with the duo has helped Stark tap into a maturity previously untapped.
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Turning against Blankenship didn't stop the ex-con from continuing to tap into his "Trumpier than Trump" ethos.
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Companies and individuals illegally tap into pipelines and reservoirs, or they find other ways to avoid water meters.
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You might just have to tap into your primal side to make your animalistic sexual urges a reality.
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I can tap into NYU Graduation and see footage from the orchestra and snaps taken from the audience.
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While big M&A deals aren't happening, companies can also still tap into a fairly receptive IPO market.
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Opera lovers can tap into the European scene with "Eugene Onegin," streaming online from a performance in Britain.
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"She continued: "On the other hand, it was interesting to tap into this humility and sense of insignificance.
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It will also launch yoga clothing for men for the first time to tap into the athleisure market.
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The clothes tap into all our subconscious associations and connect a far-off event to our own experiences.
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Friends who tap into the story will hear the song from the exact point the poster cued up.
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So companies that sell or cultivate THC in the US were forced to tap into Canadian public markets.
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Entertainment-marketing agencies are seeing more interest from marketers who want to tap into Netflix's zeitgeist-hitting originals.
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Clinton needs these towns to turn out for her, and Trump needs to tap into their outlying areas.
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They have been fighting proposals to tap into its estimated 10 billion barrels of oil since the 1970s.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, encouraging you to slow down and tap into your very strong intuition.
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The ability to tap into a library that I could read on my own really opened up possibilities.
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Plus, when you tap into an event, the event's "soundtrack" — a song of the creator's choosing — starts playing.
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For the #OscarSoWhite movement to have a real impact, they should tap into the power of those moviegoers.
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Worthy of your time from The Washington Post: Exploding packages tap into simmering tensions over Austin's racial segregation
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Starting next week, the desktop robot will be able to tap into Amazon Alexa's deep base of answers.
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Today's moon in Cancer brings plenty of conversations your way and asks you to tap into your intuition.
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I get to tap into these cutty spots, though until recently I'd never hung out on Sloat before.
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The Moon is in sensual earth sign Taurus today, so take some time to tap into your senses.
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The two Jeffs want to offer institutions a way to tap into high-growth companies that offer diversification.
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People can join these communities and instantly tap into amenities like free internet, maid service, and new friends.
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In that cycle, he sought to tap into the state's progressive grassroots -- at the time energized by Warren.
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The industry has recently been moving to tap into an anticipated wave of lawsuits alleging workplace sexual harassment.
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If you need cash, try to tap into other sources before dipping into your 401(k) or IRA.
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By churning out new house-brand items, Kroger hopes to tap into broad sales growth for private labels.
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Writing it, I knew I would tap into the narrative that San Francisco has been ruined by tech.
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The Moon enters your sign this morning, Gemini, encouraging you to tap into your feelings and nurture yourself!
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I feel that the most important thing we can do is learn how to tap into our creativity.
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So, administrators asked, "What other populations can Muhlenberg tap into to find talented and diverse students?" he said.
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Then she called Trotter, whom she had met through biotech circles, and asked to tap into his expertise.
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Open standards could boost competition by effectively allowing new companies to tap into these so-called network effects.
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Entrepreneurs can also tap into tax credits for job creation, investment in the region and research and development.
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Few retailers boast such extensive loyalty programs that tap into so many American homes as does Amazon Prime.
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However, the need to tap into and build cybersecurity talent is dire and growing at an alarming pace.
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Especially for a young business, the ability to tap into a board's network can be of massive value.
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What are the resources the people of Bougainville could tap into and are they even ready for independence?
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The popular dog puzzle toys tap into a dog&aposs natural instincts to forage, scavenge, and problem-solve.
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The woman-led company aims to tap into the growing trend of mass customization in fashion and retail.
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There are also life insurance policies that allow people to tap into the benefit to pay for care.
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A number of companies also tap into anxiety about artificial intelligence and what robots have become capable of.
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But now, iOS 13 users can finally tap into native Siri features, unlocking a number of useful possibilities.
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When offset projects are destroyed, they tap into a buffer account that's sort of like an insurance pool.
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Domio's model can readily tap into the global opportunity as they have ambition to scale to new markets.
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By expanding broadband infrastructure and encouraging teleworking, we can tap into the nation's talent from coast to coast.
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You just need to tap into the right trend, or do the right dance at the right time.
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To make this human-machine link possible, they figured out how to tap into the body's nervous system.
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The moon enters fire sign Sagittarius, asking you to tap into your emotions when it comes to money.
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After the acquisition, Blue Man will be able to tap into Cirque's worldwide access to theaters and marketers.
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Soon, Kouider believes, the device will be able to tap into our imagination, turning visual thoughts into actions.
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I have a network there, I did not try to tap into that to try and effect change.
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It's not changing it, but I think the smartest leaders really know what to tap into on that.
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On Tuesday, communication planet Mercury squares off with Pluto, helping you tap into the undercurrents affecting your career.
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Ellis said that in the knockout rounds her players had been forced to tap into their ingrained tenacity.
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As the president and Congress look to implement the Trillion Trees Initiative and other programs and legislation, they should consider how they can expand their efforts to include the full range of tactics and tap into the tap into the diversity of U.S. forests—rural and urban, public and privately held.
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"I felt more inclined to tap into my feelings because I was spending more time with them," she said.
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Here, you should see your default calendar, tap into that menu and select instead the one you just created.
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The two partnerships tap into a couple of the fastest-growing trends in video gaming and entertainment right now.
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Citizens can meet candidates with relatively little effort or tap into firsthand accounts of events from friends or coworkers.
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By churning out trendy new house-brand items, Kroger hopes to tap into broad sales growth for private labels.
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The effect might also make the Ouija board an effective tool to help you tap into your own subconscious.
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Friday Night Lights reminded us to tap into something eternal within ourselves, but beyond the limitations of life's circumstances.
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Now, when you say "Siri, upcoming travel plans" it will tap into TripIt and show your upcoming trip results.
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Others run long power cords from their tents to nearby light poles to tap into the city's power grid.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Capricorn today, inspiring you to tap into your senses and enjoy yourself.
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"Commentators and politicians on both sides of the political spectrum fan flames and tap into that fear," he said.
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Whether or not the revival will tap into similar nostalgia or simply update for 2017 remains to be seen.
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It needs developers to get on board and set up their products to tap into the Echo Plus' API.
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Creators tap into a smorgasbord of genres from slapstick comedy to political thriller, from murder mystery to family sitcom.
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However, additional user education and more elder-specific initiatives must be introduced to fully tap into this older demographic.
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It's a device that seems almost custom-built to tap into our fears about how technology will change relationships.
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Instead, when you tap into a selector where you'd record your activity and you'll see the option to post.
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That connectivity will allow drivers to tap into life-saving safety features and make self-driving cars a reality.
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"I felt more inclined to tap into my feelings because I was spending more time with them," she says.
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"My deliveries"Next, a series of personal searches that tap into the information Google has from your Gmail account.
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Trump is hoping to tap into that disappointment and it seems like Clinton is hoping to cheer them up.
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Razer is planning to allow game developers to tap into its API to bring Chroma lighting effects to games.
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We wanted to propel the idea that we have all of this experience here for them to tap into.
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Instead, you simply stick a tap into this tiny shed and the honey can be harvested directly into jars.
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The classification of MS-13 allows some local police departments to tap into federal money to help with investigations.
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Still, they both used the approach -- with success -- to tap into the deep dissatisfaction of the average American voter.
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Fans can now tap into that magic, thanks to the official Patronus experience launched Thursday on fan site Pottermore.com.
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"A lot of pro developers will be able to tap into this and make magic pretty easily," LeCates said.
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We really do that against our will, because it's tough to tap into our funny bone in these moments.
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That firm argued the company needed to tap into its massive store fleet to deliver additional value for shareholders.
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It just so happens that a team within Next47 is dedicated to helping startups tap into Siemens' global network.
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I still have a ways to go, but I'm trying my best to tap into my Grown Ass Womanhood.
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The moon in Sagittarius is bold when it comes to asking for what it wants; tap into this energy.
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Will they tap into some hidden labor market slack, or will they start to recruit from other firm's workforces?
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That is how I tap into people locked into those extreme ends where they don't believe this is happening.
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From the rarified perch of the White House, Trump's racist tweets tap into the id of this other America.
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The project hopes to attract some of Singapore's tech talent who are eager to tap into a bigger market.
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But somewhere underneath the surface, there's a deeper truth you can tap into with enough focus, grit, and magic.
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The Chat SDK can also tap into Messenger built-in payments system to let users make purchases via bots.
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I think, right now, I think he has an opportunity to tap into the best Donald Trump there is.
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It's a brilliant time to journal and tap into your subconscious mind as the moon connects with genius Uranus.
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Additionally, you want to tap into your subconscious mind to unlock connections and solutions to your problems and projects.
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The idea with the program is to allow Amazon to better tap into social media's power to drive sales.
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For independent artists, Soundcloud and Twitter will continue to be important platforms to tap into the audience they seek.
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"I honestly think it's always about family," he said, in regards to what drives him to tap into relationships.
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I have a fairly large amount of savings so I'm not too worried about having to tap into that.
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On one hand, it has single-user licenses that enable traders to tap into the service's wealth of information.
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We have only begun to tap into all the ways it will make people's lives more productive and creative.
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Aries is a fierce fire sign—tap into its bravery as you explore your needs concerning safety and privacy.
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You said it yourself: these are sad songs, and they tap into this really harrowing time in your life.
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Shifts in Nigeria's payment culture have coincided with the arrival of foreign investors hoping to tap into sports betting.
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With revenue threatened in some U.S. markets, a U.K. launch allows DraftKings to tap into a fresh cash pool.
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Another transportation startup has run out of gas while larger companies continue refuelling to tap into economies of scale.
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Painchaud says that the erotic works came about because could tap into sexual energy that had been left unused.
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BlackRock also decided to tap into fintech, last August, with the $150 million acquisition of online investment firm FutureAdvisor.
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And with the Fathom, Movidius wants to give engineers a way to tap into these capabilities sooner than later.
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It's also my artist name, like a way to tap into that next carnation [sic] or that next evolution.
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By letting users tap into social recommendations, the company hopes its service can begin to change entrenched internet behavior.
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A powerful, whirlwind romance may begin, and perhaps a creative project that allows you to tap into your talents.
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That AI-based service is able to tap into retailers' product, customer, and other databases to answer shoppers' questions.
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Will the show tap into actual current events or opt for an even more dystopian reality (if that's possible)?
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As a result, emerging companies have fewer financial resources in Europe to tap into and fewer chances to expand.
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Developers can tap into the technology in their mobile app or website to force the authorization to the device.
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Dozens of companies around the world are looking to tap into the market for launching small payloads into orbit.
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And I've talked at length with many different partners and internally about how we could tap into this category.
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Peloton's internet-connected exercise bikes let users tap into live spin classes that are all the rage among techies.
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A company that cares ensures that its employees can tap into one of their most valuable resources: their coworkers.
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The future means more customization, and more ways to use data to identify ways to tap into viewers' moods.
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In the future, recommendation services could tap into a much wider range of data about users to make suggestions.
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Since Glaser's original proposal, both NASA and private groups have studied how to tap into the sun from space.
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The NSA told us they would not and did not tap into Americans' personal telephone calls and internet accounts.
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Greece wants to tap into its limited oil reserves to reduce dependence on oil imports and boost public finances.
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The text never suggests that Holocaust victims couldn't tap into their strength to survive the concentration camps, he said.
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I've been inspired by Trump's optimism and desire to tap into the potential of every American business and individual.
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Fascists are always telling a story about a glorious past that's been lost, and they tap into this nostalgia.
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However, lawmakers can still tap into a taxpayer funded account to make initial payments and then reimburse the funds.
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The collective human experience is soaked in bullshit narratives created so we never truly tap into our own powers.
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Lace up a pair of adidas PureBOOST X sneakers, tap into your inner athlete, and get on your marks.
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First, it dramatically raises the profile of Lime domestically as it can perhaps tap into the Uber customer base.
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Another fintech startup has raised a growth round to tap into the estimated $27 trillion market for money transfers.
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Ultimately, when making big decisions, we must tap into our conscience, and profoundly consider how our choices affect others.
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Whorwell thinks that people need to change their mindset about hypnosis for us to fully tap into its potential.
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Late this evening, it will connect with power planet Pluto, bringing you news about resources you could tap into.
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It is a deliberate, systematic effort to tap into that part of our brain that carries fear in it.
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India aims to simultaneously green its energy supply, meet rising demand and tap into global capital for emerging technology.
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It can also tap into its own knowledge of how such companies have developed in the past, he said.
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Consumer-focused companies which can tap into the region's young and relatively affluent population continue to draw investor demand.
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Next, Social Sparkling Wine, is a clean alcohol beverage, whose owner is trying to tap into bars and restaurants.
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How might politicians, activists and community members tap into this sense of community to encourage more people to vote?
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Justin Peck, the resident choreographer for New York City Ballet, has lately been tucking tap into his ballet choreography.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s team is eager to tap into the enormous pool of Democratic talent now available.
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In the 2020 presidential campaign, Trump will no doubt attempt to tap into this anti-establishment mood once again.
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If you tap into the 1970s and these iconic music characters we know, there was a very fluid mix.
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But if you forfeit proximity you can tap into peak perks without the ski in/ski out price tag.
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These habits tap into the emotional part of the brain and transform from daily habits into sticky habits, immediately.
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" Ms. Henzel elaborated: "Tarot and witchcraft give you a sense that you have other powers you can tap into.
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But the series was also an easy way for the Blazers to tap into the city's vibrant artist community.
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If we just tap into the people who believe in what we're doing, that will make a gigantic difference.
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His works, majestic and a bit creepy, somehow tap into the uncanny drama that powers many an opera plot.
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I read about a dozen stories before I realized that this was something I wanted to tap into myself.
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When I'm performing, I get to tap into a part of my personality that is less careful, less contained.
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That's just an example that showed the huge potential for Southeast Asian brands to tap into new market opportunities.
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The funding was a delayed-draw loan, meaning Boeing could secure the funding but would tap into it later.
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He was also able to tap into broader dissatisfaction with Mr. McCulloch over his handling of Mr. Brown's shooting.
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The choice to focus first on India was to tap into the country's massive, youthful population of mobile users.
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Israel, for example, passed emergency laws to allow its spy agency to tap into people's phones without a warrant.
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Branding and advertising are among the next steps, Mr. Bridenstine said, that future commercial space stations might tap into.
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The goal, Mr. Barmack explained, is to tap into new international audiences while also appealing to American Netflix viewers.
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"Therefore allowing people to tap into their retirement accounts won't help the millions who have no accounts," Mitchell says.
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It brushed past the glass ceilings, closed doors and exclusions of the Valley to tap into its lobbying largesse.
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The world's biggest basketball league, already wildly popular in China, is trying to tap into India's billion-dollar market.
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At that point the EIC's financial clout became vital; it could tap into a network of lenders in Bengal.
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Instagram, arguably, has less of a treasure trove of personal information on hand to tap into, compared with Facebook.
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It brushed past the glass ceilings, closed doors and exclusions of the Valley to tap into its lobbying largesse.
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Scholten will have to tap into that vote if he's going to fare better than previous challengers to King.
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They could have put more down, but didn't want to tap into their emergency fund or long-term investments.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) helps Democrats with their donor base, while Republicans tap into their base's animosity toward Schiff.
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Local Democratic leaders said she'll need to help the Patrick campaign tap into Democratic political networks in the state.
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This is a part of an ongoing exercise to tap into the market and how we fund our work.
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If neither of those options are worthwhile, you could also tap into a Roth IRA if you have one.
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Those like Marc, whose IQ hovers above that threshold, can't tap into services available to their peers without disabilities.
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Start-ups typically flock to Silicon Valley to cozy up to venture investors and tap into local tech talent.
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The laboratories must more effectively tap into the synergies that develop through partnerships with universities and the private sector.
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It's smarter than Siri and can tap into more apps than Siri, though Apple is starting to get better.
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Instead, Gates said he had received numerous entreaties to tap into Epstein's network of moneyed friends for philanthropic reasons.
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They have figured out how to tap into the willingness of dogs' human companions to support their studies. Enthusiastically.
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NBC's 25 percent stake in Euronews means that the network can, at long last, tap into an international market.
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Organizations that tap into this desire can set up a successful situation for themselves and the warriors they serve.
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You can potentially tap into this revolutionary fervor by picking fights with political elites who represent the status quo.
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But to tap into the sensible side of human nature, you have to give people the information they need.
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This is going to be a long-term kind of fight because it does tap into big cultural questions.
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"'Business moms' are a vast and valuable resource companies have not been able to tap into before the Mom Project."
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Higher home prices may also prompt more cash-out refinances, as homeowners begin to tap into their equity once again.
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Will some clever hacker figure out a way to tap into a Clips camera and make off with the images?
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He's developed a lot of iOS apps, but recently launched a new app to tap into Android's larger user base.
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Mobile payment providers are eager to tap into the market, where Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Square are already available.
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It's also a way for Instagram to tap into the growing influencer marketing industry, which has flourished on its platform.
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But TV Time can tap into the reactions and sentiments shared by a subset of a show's most engaged fans.
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"The challenge for him and for any candidate is to tap into this passion that exists among Democrats," Vilsack said.
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And the studio's next few films all seem to be unafraid to tap into the joy of being a superhero.
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This sounds intense, but we'll be able to tap into our intuition when communicating with others, sharing a psychic link.
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"I found that I'm more attractive to brands that want to tap into the adventure side of backpacking," he says.
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Siri gets a power boost in iOS 12 with Siri Shortcuts, which allows it to tap into third-party apps.
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"I just think it has a number of universal themes that a lot of people can tap into," he said.
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It grants them "greater access rights" to the forest, and promises to "tap into" their "traditional knowledge" of the region.
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But experts say figuring out which resources to tap into (and in what order and proportion) is no easy feat.
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Jenkins Reid's ability to tap into so many different characters within one novel is a real testament to her skill.
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They're not alone: It's not just NASA that is moving aggressively to tap into the capabilities of the private sector.
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And the plan will be to invest in a global rollout to tap into that network better, Sharma told me.
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Within that, Microsoft takes you into a pretty huge range of different options that tap into its many other products.
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It's too easy for fiction writers, trying to tap into that universal angst, to slip into a world of cliches.
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You can follow the Collection from the main screen, or you can tap into it to further explore its titles.
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Because one of the greatest advantages of going through YC is the network of alumni companies you can tap into.
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He acknowledged, however, that some believe Democrats should nominate a candidate who can tap into their party's anti-Trump anger.
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Apple appears poised to tap into a deep reservoir of services opportunities, capitalizing on the 900 million global iPhone users.
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For example, if you tap into a Story about dogs on Explore, you'll likely see more dog Stories queued up.
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Being in a secret relationship can tap into very damaging insecurities or self-esteem issues for some people, Brateman says.
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If a property needs a repair or maintenance, users can tap into QuintoAndar's network of service providers through the site.
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Banks can tap into a new pool of customers; companies in the tech firms' networks can find finance more easily.
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The big picture: The NBA isn't the only U.S. company looking to tap into Africa's growing media and entertainment markets.
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Is painting a logo on a water bottle going to tap into these political issues or is this window dressing?
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As well as appealing to compassion for immigrants, supporters could tap into patriotism, arguing how openness makes a country great.
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Illumina has sold so many high-end sequencers since 2013 that there aren't any new consumer markets to tap into.
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Tap into that mysterious mind, responsible for making Trump say he might be dating Ivanka if she wasn't his daughter.
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One that could, one day, allow us to tap into vast rare earth reserves at the bottom of the ocean.
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Bamsey said his team was focused on helping poorer countries improve their ability to tap into different international climate funds.
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Siri gets a power boost in iOS 12 with Siri Shortcuts, which allows it to tap into third party apps.
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So there's obviously going to be time when we have to tap into the other halves on the emotional side.
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"We tap into several supply partners and I don't know what the sites you are referring to are," he said.
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Other hardware expected this week includes Home, which is designed to tap into the new market pioneered by Amazon's Echo.
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If you want to tap into your inner hypebeast with one of ABC's Wikipedia shirts, you're temporarily out of luck.
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I can tap into any of these to see the post's video or photo and additional information, like what happened.
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The Intuit partnership team told Myers that they could tap into their network of more than six million small businesses.
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Scents can tap into the part of the brain responsible for mood, emotion, and memory, making them the ultimate #throwback.
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As a result, publishers have been forced to rethink their value proposition in order to tap into alternative revenue streams.
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And this further helps Amazon tap into the grocery market, which earns significantly more money than the e-grocery markets.
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"Technology can provide people with access and allow them to tap into their true abilities," Sady tells Mashable via email.
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Hasbro hopes to tap into the excitement for these upcoming films in order to drive their toy sales this year.
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This is something that a lot of other apps already tap into — such as Instagram's explore and Snapchat's discover features.
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As per the name and the origin of Flipboard, users still tap into and swipe up to read through stories.
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The Pepper Nitro is poured from a tap into a glass and topped with a layer of cold honey foam.
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They also describe the Unarius practice of staging impromptu "psychodramas" in order to tap into past lives and facilitate healing.
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I had to immediately tap into my feminine side and that protective side … I never actually felt emotions like this.
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It will tap into data from its partner Olset and recommend a hotel room based on your past lodging preferences.
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The ad is trying to tap into the large size and power of solar, wind and geothermal energy in Nevada.
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There's a whole community out there keeping these old, forgotten games alive, and it's an incredible resource to tap into.
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To tap into this industry you could go with traditional business ideas like dog walking, grooming, training or pet sitting.
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It's really cool to watch them have that same shift that I had and just tap into their athletic power.
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The presence of digitally offered preferred shares allows for investors to tap into that market as the gaming industry grows.
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These companies have figured out how to create work environments that tap into the full potential of all their employees.
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It seems like I can tap into that, and it's a funny playground with lots of potential for comedic situations.
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Schweitzer also suggests, "What was your favorite thing about where you grew up?" to tap into that feel-good nostalgia.
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Mahdara sees Beautycon as a way to tap into the new multi-cultural, multi-ethnic voice of America's future generations.
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Congress, unions and other special interests have repeatedly attempted to tap into the fund's large reserves for their own benefit.
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This is an incredibly powerful way to tap into your own creativity and combat the natural forgetfulness we all have.
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Researchers hypothesize that being able to tap into this in-between stage of associated thoughts and creativity could be insightful.
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SpaceX liked the idea enough to start working on it as well, signing an agreement to tap into NASA expertise.
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Each activity allows shoppers to rack up stars, and the more they earn, the more experiences they can tap into.
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But innovation is everyone's job, and the most cutting-edge organizations tap into all of the brainpower at their disposal.
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Additionally, congressional leaders, looking for ready-made bipartisan coalitions to advance and defeat legislation should also tap into existing caucuses.
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The company continues to tap into the 90 percent of Americans who live within 10 miles of a Walmart store.
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Lieu recently allowed hackers to tap into his iPhone using a vulnerability in the global network that connects cellphone carriers.
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Tap into home equityLast year we had a second child and knew that we had officially outgrown our starter house.
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ISIS is also using "Furat Media," a Russian language social media to tap into and expand its Central Asian nexus.
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After the ruling, DraftKings announced plans to launch a mobile platform for sports betting to tap into the new market.
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Movies of the distant future always tap into current anxieties – and the latest alarm is that the robots are coming.
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Instead of keeping stockpiled water bottles, some compounds tap into underground wells for a more renewable source of fresh water.
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The car also attempts to tap into your feelings with its keen awareness of what's going on around the vehicle.
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Business Insider first reported earlier this month that TD Ameritrade was exploring ways to tap into the sports-gambling space.
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Biden, for instance, has used his deep political connections to tap into the Democratic Party's traditional network of large donors.
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And if we can tap into those secular growth trends, I think we can still generate returns, even with volatility.
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Do you think ... I mean, it seems like you think someone's going to tap into the anger that he found.
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Cancer is a very psychic sign: Make time to tap into your inner voice and listen to what it says.
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On Monday, Venus will be in Sagittarius, your house of community, helping you tap into resources available through your career.
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Apps from Geofeedia and Palantir and other surveillance tools largely tap into data that people voluntarily share on social media.
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Not to break too huge a story or anything, but artists occasionally do drugs to tap into their creative sides.
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But sometimes, as with the Ieshia Evans photo, they tap into a long trajectory of visual culture predating the internet.
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Using the fast wireless speeds, digital services like autonomous cars and delivery drones could tap into almost instant mobile networks.
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Automakers are keen to tap into that growth because trucks and SUVs tend to have higher profit margins than sedans.
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Without access to financing, women-owned enterprises and entrepreneurs struggle to tap into higher-value areas of the fashion industry.
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We'll be able to easily tap into inner strength and confidence, making it a good time to engage with others.
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The short follows a meek man who attends primal scream therapy classes in order to tap into his dormant masculinity.
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This is helping you tap into your feelings—not that you don't already spend so much time examining yourself, Scorpio.
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I want to tap into those things but actually use protagonists who look like me — queer, black, working-class Jamaicans.
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Baywatch wants to tap into a version of that with Efron's Brody, who is essentially the same character as Teddy.
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I feel like it gives us a totally different perspective, as well as a different talent pool to tap into.
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For decades, IT professionals have installed its software at their companies to allow remote workers to tap into corporate apps.
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In creating a subsidiary, he was able to tap into some $2 million in European Union funds for the project.
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Best picture nominees ought to tap into the #MeToo moment or, failing that, anxieties born in the age of Trump.
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It also helps Tesla tap into the Chinese market without paying tariffs caused by trade rifts with the United States.
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Maintaining that connection will be key for any 2020 candidate looking to tap into that trove of young Latino voters.
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So "Anastasia" may well tap into the dewy-eyed demographic that made "Wicked" such an indestructible favorite of female adolescents.
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On twttr, when you tap into a reply within a conversation, you get more information about the tweet in question.
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But through directional drilling reaching six miles, the company plans to tap into reserves that sit under federally owned waters.
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But if you tap into movies or TV show sections, you'll see a top 10 list specific to those, too.
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Future far-right attackers will almost certainly draw inspiration from their predecessors, and they can tap into deepening transnational networks.
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Maybe you can tap into your teen's interests and turn them into a discussion about branding and being an entrepreneur.
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That experience — electrifying and giddy and guaranteed to tap into every playgoer's inner rock god — can be had through Aug.
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Challenger banks have proved to be a hot investment target for venture capitalists looking to tap into their wild growth.
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Hackers can tap into one weak point at a hospital — like an unsecured wireless printer — and access the entire system.
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At this time, it's easy to tap into our power, strategize, and take action—but watch out for flaring tempers!
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They can tap into federally funded language instruction courses, employment services and social adjustment programs for up to five years.
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In addition to these societal benefits, ex-offenders are an opportunity for businesses to tap into the most loyal workforce.
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" Mr. Gates said that his new fund would tap into scientific expertise "way more than any venture fund would have.
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As the planet of fantasy and delusion, Neptune helps us tap into our intuition, but can also lead us astray.
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They tap into a pipeline, siphon gas and resell it, or they work with corrupt insiders to steal the fuel.
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It even set up a trust fund that cities can tap into when they want to host a large event.
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Mr. Trump responded by declaring a national emergency to tap into billions of dollars originally earmarked for other government projects.
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You don't have to be the Red Sox and the Yankees to tap into that pool and make yourself competitive.
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Outbreak narratives are comforting in their familiarity; they tap into our need to bring order to that which appears disordered.
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Maybe create a general fund that schools can tap into for something positive, like guaranteeing medical coverage for their players.
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"There were some markers that suggested he had upside to tap into," Twins minor league operations director Jeremy Zoll said.
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The solution is simple: Tap into businesses that stand to benefit from infrastructure improvements — and by extension their wealthy investors.
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Using smart glasses, CrowdOptic lets you tap into the views of other cameras in its system, simply by looking around.
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All to say there is precedent for bipartisan work on paid family leave that Cassidy and Sinema could tap into.
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And it's because his supporters have this very unique set of views that only he was able to tap into.
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Or does it tap into, more simply, a natural impulse to defend your home and take pride in your nation?
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Maybe Jimmy did reach deep down and tap into the part of himself that badly misses Chuck to give his speech.
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The game maker is looking to tap into the explosive popularity of the free mobile app to sell some physical games.
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It looks like the film will tap into the same kind of tense, scary vibe that Nightcrawler managed so incredibly well.
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Tap into your creativity and imagination, and practice your psychic abilities—you'll be hyper-aware of what's happening around you, energetically.
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The Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Goldwind wants to tap into ex-miners' electrical knowledge and offer them training as wind technicians.
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Now activists are organising protests in other parts of Hong Kong, hoping these will tap into a wider range of grievances.
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To help him tap into his emotions, Kevin's costar Erin (Janet Montgomery) brings him to the memorial service of a stranger.
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In New Jersey, a mom of three told local outlet Tap Into Westfield that Target has been sold out for weeks.
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Spotify launched "Spotify for Artists" on Tuesday, a one-stop shop for the industry to tap into the company's listening data.
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The technologists proposal would see a new layer of a brain able to access information quickly and tap into artificial intelligence.
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