The cans were placed into one of four groups -- unshaken/untapped, unshaken/tapped, shaken/untapped and shaken/tapped.
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"F1 has huge potential with multiple untapped opportunities," said Carey.
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"There are massive, untapped sources of workforce data," she said.
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The purchasing power of rural Chinese consumers remains largely untapped.
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All these new technologies... there's a lot of untapped value.
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A virtual trip to McDonaldland seems like an untapped opportunity.
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Industry forums and communities represent a valuable, untapped prospecting space.
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Look at that untapped market, look at that blue ocean.
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That, Williams argued, makes the deported a significant, untapped resource.
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It's untapped territory and it would create millions of jobs.
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Lito is an untapped resource for humor on this show.
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As we previously noted, WhatsApp is Facebook's biggest untapped asset.
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But its venture potential has, until recently, remained largely untapped.
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It's also not like pizza is a totally untapped market.
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Alphabet investors see Google Maps as a huge, untapped opportunity.
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"There are definitely some untapped markets out there," he said.
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"There is untapped potential," says Global Data analyst Andrew Curran.
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I started thinking of nonparents as an untapped national resource.
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Unlocking hitting secrets, Friedman said, remains a largely untapped field.
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Mooyah is also trying to recruit untapped sources of talent.
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Seems like an obvious accessory opportunity that won't go untapped.
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Take paneer, an ingredient Mr. Sharma feels has untapped potential.
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She wrote about her discovery on the website Untapped Cities.
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At stake is one of the world's largest untapped markets.
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"There are so many untapped spaces for advertising," he says.
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The tourism potential of the bisses has gone largely untapped.
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The Asian market is an untapped reservoir of new buyers.
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Amazon bullishly believes there is more untapped demand to be met.
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Tenor sees this kind of thing as untapped potential for marketers.
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"I believe we all have untapped potential," reads Hemsworth's website statement.
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"Defectors are our greatest treasure and an untapped resource," she said.
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It's this big untapped resource that a lot of people have.
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It's understandable why AT&T sees that as an untapped opportunity.
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We are incredibly excited by the prospects of unlocking untapped potentials.
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Tanzania's economy is also growing rapidly, and has much untapped potential.
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As it stands now, WhatsApp is easily Facebook's biggest untapped asset.
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Yet the LGBT+ market remains largely untapped, mainly due to discrimination.
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Stories of untapped potential are drawing commercial farming to the continent.
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Let's not allow this reservoir of latent potential to go untapped.
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The power is V8-mellow without the lurches and untapped reserves.
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Ellevest sees a huge untapped market in financial advice for women.
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Others suggest that strategies focused on women still have untapped potential.
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They also point to an untapped resource that veterans can offer.
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There are hints of mental illness, thwarted ambitions and untapped desires.
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Because behind all the big names, there's so much untapped potential.
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Africa has huge untapped potential when it comes to renewable energy.
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Renters represent a massive untapped audience for Hoya's ETF, said Pettee.
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This leaves a large untapped market for ETF providers to fill.
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Women of all colors and backgrounds are a huge untapped resource.
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As far as I'm concerned, my next decade or so — along with helping other untapped artists, or untapped identities, find their own platforms as a producer — I want to write and direct these four other social thrillers.
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That's your phone— WARREN BUFFETT: There's a vast, untapped market out there.
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Meanwhile, female smokers remain a largely untapped market for Habanos, TerrΘs said.
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She might turn out to be an untapped resource of voter mobilization.
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There's some huge untapped potential in the episode's various twists and turns.
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Elbakyan became convinced that untapped potential was hidden in the human brain.
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"It was clearly an untapped base," Diamond told me, and followers agreed.
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Jumping into this relatively untapped market isn't too impressive at first glance.
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"I definitely feel (the indigenous community) is an untapped place," he said.
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The extra value created is the untapped market for innovation for jobs.
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It's so untapped—let's give our trans youth something to believe in.
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In addition, friend-finding is an untapped area for social networking apps.
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I just feel like ... there was a lot of untapped potential there.
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"The modest fashion market is large and is virtually untapped," explained Guenez.
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These are characters with tremendous cultural importance and untapped box office potential.
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Surveying customers at the point of cancel is an untapped opportunity because:
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Now, the project finally has a construction start date, Untapped Cities reported.
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I think it's the most untapped subculture or, I don't know, community.
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Where her friends back home had seen wilderness, she saw untapped potential.
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Human intuition could be the untapped radar system of modern counter-insurgencies.
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Meanwhile, female smokers remain a largely untapped market for Habanos, Terrés said.
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Sake remains a largely untapped frontier in the American craft beverage industry.
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As a result, Scorpios are eager to learn more about untapped pleasures.
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For Bridenstine, another untapped line of business is the production of medicine.
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For now, though, "Yellowstone" is a sprawling expanse whose potential is untapped.
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Nigeria has largely untapped deposits of minerals including gold, tin and zinc.
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For each worker, that's like giving back $571 in untapped paid time.
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In-home training is an "untapped opportunity" among fitness trends, Hung said.
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Video game soundtracks are a marvelous untapped source of experimental instrumental electronica.
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And the potential for outsized opportunities are especially ripe in untapped markets.
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Stoltenberg has talked about NATO's "untapped potential" in building up armed forces.
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Trump has succeeded so far by feeding off this great-untapped power.
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Some Square analysts see Africa as an untapped and under-served market.
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The state was untapped in 2016, RNC spokesperson Rick Gorka told Axios.
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Australia's shale gas reserves are estimated to be immense, but remain untapped.
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I still believe that local and social and mobile is still untapped.
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"One of the things that I learned was there was untapped opportunity in the beauty space — which is hard because it's very fragmented, so you would think there wasn't a lot of untapped opportunity there," she told CNBC.
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"There is so much untapped talent in the digital space," she told Mashable.
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E-commerce is still potentially a major, mostly untapped opportunity for the company.
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Alfa Romeo, another brand in the Fiat Chrysler stable, has untapped luxury potential.
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"America's incredible energy potential remains untapped," he said in a May energy speech.
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" Bank of America said Fortune Brands has "untapped potential to unlock shareholder value.
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The Arctic contains more than a fifth of the world's untapped hydrocarbon resources.
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Much of New York City's potential in this regard remains untapped, experts say.
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"The lesbian market the truly untapped market in the United States," Evans said.
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What is most exciting about quantum technology is its as yet untapped potential.
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But Airbnb also created an untapped space, and there's still room to grow.
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There is a huge untapped medicine chest of generic drugs with unexploited uses.
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However, Constellation sees draft sales of Corona Extra as an untapped growth opportunity.
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There's this huge latent capacity in the grassroots that's largely untapped by campaigns.
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The bottom line: "Even here in our backyard, there's untapped biodiversity," says Niemiller.
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But those 1.5 billion people have a lot of untapped email productivity potential.
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The whole belt has a lot of potential in terms of untapped gold.
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In that sense, there is subversive and untapped power in the melting pot.
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Kurdistan sits on some of the largest untapped gas deposits on Europe's doorstep.
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The indictment of Manafort and Gates hints at the untapped power of FARA.
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It's clear there is an untapped opportunity to help content creators get rich.
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That's an untapped part of the market that not even Mayweather-Pacquiao touched.
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Yet a large and almost untapped pool of talent lies close to home.
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Experts believe that Mexico's untapped deepwater oil fields are its next great prize.
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Ending the ban on psychedelics in particular, could unlock their untapped health benefits.
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A world of untapped possibilities emerges, for example, when we consider energy transformation.
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"We think that's an untapped area of the retail marketplace, especially in mobile."
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In general, the '80s have been an untapped era in the anthology series.
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But many tobacco companies, including Marlboro, saw female smokers as an untapped market.
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In fact, my plan for funding a universal basic income partially comes from utilizing America's untapped government resources; half of the land in our 11 most western states belongs to the government, resulting in trillions of dollars of untapped wealth.
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But Hooi and Tejasen saw there was a large, untapped market in Southeast Asia.
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Almost a billion barrels of it, around 20 percent of Ecuador's untapped oil reserves.
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Legaltech is an emerging sector, with an untapped potential that investors should not overlook.
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Ms. Abrams had the foresight to see those voters as an untapped electoral resource.
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And now, the untapped beauty guru is finally getting the makeup contract she deserves.
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And it is important to recognize the huge, untapped potential for hydropower in Alaska.
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One untapped business opportunity that goes unmentioned in the SEC filing is revenue-sharing.
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But for a different breed, it looks more like a terrain of untapped profits.
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You are an untapped resource of comedy brilliance- there is nothing you can't do.
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We have a large and robust untapped source of the potential surgical workforce: women.
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This untapped market is one of the final frontiers for new economic opportunity China.
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Selerio unlocks untapped ad revenue in videos with real-time, targeted, product placement. Phoelex
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India, the world's second-largest market for cellphones is still largely untapped by Apple.
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The facility backstops an untapped $20153 billion commercial paper program providing additional financial flexibility.
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"We see tremendous untapped opportunity in the entrepreneurs segment in Hong Kong," he said.
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"There appears to be substantial untapped sales potential for Model X," the company said.
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Casually dating different types of people will reveal untapped parts of your own personality.
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Toto sees untapped possibilities for conservative storytelling that would use essentially the same formula.
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This outsider status enabled her to grasp Russia's untapped potential as a world player.
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Suddenly, Pink Floyd's brand of existentialism became a rallying cry for my untapped angst.
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Demonetization has also alerted these companies to India's vast and largely untapped rural market.
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The public library is often a rich, untapped resource for education, enjoyment and entertainment.
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We believe there are enormous assets within the N.J. Transit umbrella that are untapped.
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So he decided, much like the Sofive founders, to tackle the untapped American market.
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Mr. Wu is credited with exploring untapped virtuosic and solo capacities of the sheng.
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An untapped community The mapping project presents a lifeline for the people of Makoko.
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These films show the untapped potential for ways that documentary can address unsavory individuals.
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These Americans and their communities remain a largely untapped resource for the U.S. economy.
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But even with untapped demand, building a successful business took some trial and error.
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The news acted as a reality check that Chile has massively untapped lithium potential.
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Any billionaire left untapped equals a part of the Earth that will consequently die.
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In the jargon of the game, they have untapped potential, and this is understandable.
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He said tennis had many untapped areas that could be mined for entertainment purposes.
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"They saw us as an untapped market," said White, from the city's department of transportation.
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Cordilleras Mexicanas is viewed by the oil and gas industry as having extensive untapped potential.
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The treasures that have been uncovered up to now are dwarfed by those still untapped.
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Many start-ups receive tons of funding for swiftly taking control of an untapped market.
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Imagine all the markets that yogurt has left untapped—we're talking durian yogurt. Tamarind. Turmeric.
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What should Silicon Valley companies be doing to move into some of these untapped markets?
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Benny believes blockchain games in Asia are a huge untapped market but with increasing competition.
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Dolce & Gabbana has taken its signature style to a new, largely untapped market: Muslim women.
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That's probably why Facebook is now turning to some untapped real estate: its Messenger platform.
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The true bright spot for this company is its untapped international potential, Boss told CNBC.
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This makes it probably one of the most valuable untapped resources in the skate world.
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"For me that is an untapped group," said Segal, who is herself a registered independent.
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It's time for American companies to capitalize on the largely untapped opportunities of these cities.
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From an outsider's perspective, Flatbush seems fairly untapped in comparison to the rest of Brooklyn.
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In his speech, Trump referred to using "untapped reserves of natural gas" on federal lands.
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The potential of breakthrough drugs to better treat chronic and life-threatening diseases goes untapped.
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Both Israel and the Palestinian territories are seen as tourism markets with enormous untapped potential.
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In the talented Americans who could be business owners some day, he sees untapped potential.
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But more groundbreaking work can also change societal perceptions and split open otherwise untapped markets.
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"A lot of untapped revenue on the moon," NCAA president Dick Butts will probably say.
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The deposit was set to rank among the world's biggest untapped copper and gold mines.
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They Are Billions proves that there's an untapped hunger for the old-school RTS though.
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For companies developing off-grid programs, that represents an untapped market worth billions of dollars.
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"I think social media has been untapped," said Mr. Jevin, whose Snapchat handle is @thesnappingrealtor.
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We have untapped resources, and they're a good portion of the population that we silenced.
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"There is a potential for mutually beneficial better cooperation, and that remains untapped," he said.
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There's untapped potential in helping corporations of all sizes improve their travel, Mr. Landson said.
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But opportunity exists in untapped potential in the creative and educated population, particularly in Moscow.
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Left untapped, a HELOC can act as a low interest source of funds for emergencies.
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But the dynamics of untapped supply don't line up in the same way in India.
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It takes insight into the client's business trajectory, products, market trends, untapped opportunities, and competitors.
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Below the massive hole lies one of the world's largest coal reserves, untapped until now.
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Few areas of health tech appear as untapped as the technology around how we sleep.
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What we are doing is creating extraordinary untapped business opportunities at a time of austerity.
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The opportunity (and the challenge) for Mr. Sanders is turning out an untapped population of voters.
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Instead, they individually celebrate a person's vision, and the untapped ways museums can respond to them.
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Sogou says this massive user base represents a largely untapped opportunity to make money through ads.
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"There is so much potential, so much untapped potential," said Rapinoe, according to the Washington Post.
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"High school has always been this untapped giant," said Zach Leonsis, Monumental Sports Network's general manager.
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This reality holds untapped potential to improve practices in agriculture and medicine over the coming decades.
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After that, I shared some information about how there's so much untapped talent in San Diego.
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There's this big untapped demand out there that there wasn't before and we've gotta fill it.
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"Tidal is a global, untapped, clean, green source of energy," John Meagher, from Nova Innovation, said.
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That opens Amazon up to all sorts of untapped opportunities with advertising and cross-selling products.
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But the competition does not necessarily worry Ramani, who said the market today remains largely untapped.
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In e-commerce, international markets, events, influencer marketing and video, each property has tremendous untapped potential.
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While troubled, she possesses untapped strength and intelligence that carries her through her search for truth.
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There may be untapped millions to be made in the clearance racks of your local Walmart.
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These "tiebacks" allow producers to feed oil from remote regions of fields that previously went untapped.
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There is no flitter behind those eyes, only a yawning darkness borne of an untapped mind.
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Basically, that drawer of dead devices has loads of untapped potential that shouldn't go to waste.
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The company has since begun looking at alternatives to get India's untapped market to the internet.
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What we found was an untapped mass media, and we quickly became Europe's biggest podcast company.
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"High school has always been this untapped giant," said Zach Leonsis, Monumental Sports Network's general manager.
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Volkswagen Group of America CEO Scott Keogh said there's some untapped market potential to be had.
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Specifically, the team believes there is a lot of untapped potential around IOT and sensor integrations.
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An as-yet-untapped HSA can also work like an emergency fund for non-medical expenses.
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This number will grow as investments increase and expand into untapped, remote areas of the country.
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But this is exactly where Mayer knew there was untapped value — and he scooped up shares.
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Hardly a decorative program goes untapped, Japanese, Indian, Classical, Art Nouveau, and Baroque auricular among them.
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They reason that drug companies might vie for the large, untapped market of state prison inmates.
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But when you made specials readily available, Ms. Nishimura noticed there was an enthusiastic untapped market.
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Where some see ruins, Toni Prawl, the director of Missouri's historic preservation office, sees untapped potential.
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These companies see an untapped market to sell their merchandise directly to their large Instagram followings.
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The emphasis on privacy could help Huawei crack its last big untapped market: the United States.
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There is untapped potential among this voting bloc of 23 million poor and low-income voters.
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My entire face was done in less than two minutes, and no pan was left untapped.
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Yet the good ones suggest albariño from Rías Baixas has a tremendous amount of untapped potential.
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But in the short-term, there's also an opportunity to demonstrate that there's value left untapped.
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The East Natuna field is believed to hold one of the world's largest untapped gas reserves.
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Executives there saw untapped potential in the product soon after taking ownership of it in 2007.
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At BBG Ventures you believe the greatest untapped opportunity for venture capital lies in backing women.
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President Giammattei should take advantage of Guatemala's untapped potential, including the agribusiness, mining and tourism industries.
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Sensing a shift, they envisioned opportunities in what amounts to one of the world's biggest untapped markets.
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It also acquired the giant and largely untapped Sukhoi Log gold deposit in Russia earlier this year.
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"We look at female founders not as necessarily under funded … but just an untapped opportunity," Black said.
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The untapped potential is enormous: Americans wagered $150bn illegally on sports alone last year, by one estimate.
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And the next dominant player will likely come from Asia, a market that has remained largely untapped.
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Healthcare is a large and untapped opportunity plagued by rising costs for providers and deteriorating patient experience.
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All together, they serve as reminders of the genre's untapped flexibility, the paths few bother to explore.
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Despite the popularity of activism over the last few years, the financial sector has been largely untapped.
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Guinea, with the largest untapped iron and bauxite reserves in the world (see chart), offered an alternative.
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Pardo's focus led him to discover that the mobile ad market targeting Hispanics in particular was untapped.
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Cordilleras Mexicanas is viewed by the oil and gas industry as a major source of untapped potential.
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"Artella will unlock a multitude of untapped talent," said Maxwell Planck, technical founder at Oculus Story Studio.
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Still, OGN's director of partnerships, Dennis Yi, believes that much of the potential for growth remains untapped.
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Mr. Feeney said Croatia had untapped potential, though it was not ready to drive large-scale projects.
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The roads and pavements we drive and walk on could be huge untapped sources of clean energy.
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You may have a hobby or untapped skill that you can put to work for your savings.
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That quick growth was a testament to the largely untapped desire for women competing in e-sports.
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The East Natuna gas field is believed to hold one of the world's largest untapped gas reserves.
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But the rush to change this is becoming urgent as the major parties realize the untapped potential,.
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Among others features, the system utilizes radar detection to access otherwise untapped bits of the 5GHz spectrum.
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The relatively untapped central and southeastern European regions offer a large number of cross-border trading opportunities.
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This may be a good sign for drug pricing where the power of negotiation is often untapped.
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Ola Offline further underscores how serious Ola is about expanding its service to the untapped Indian market.
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For most seniors, home equity represents a significant and largely untapped proportion of their wealth in retirement.
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Iran represents one of the last untapped aviation markets in the world, home to 80 million people.
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But this untapped potential, this tremendous cause for optimism, is held at bay by bloodshed and terror.
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Medical billing is a largely untapped and lucrative industry, potentially pulling in $55 billion globally by 2020.
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"We found this area of the Heights that was untapped," said Ms. Flint, 36, a yoga instructor.
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But her elegy for "unfinished work" and untapped creativity came to mind as I read Dowling's book.
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It's untapped economic potential that we're already seeing at work in states that have implemented these policies.
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These under-invested assets represent a vast, untapped source of wealth creation for families and our nation.
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I spoke to several other online start-ups that echoed the idea of serving untapped new markets.
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Alex sees untapped potential in states such as Texas, where a quarter of all U.S. Latinos live.
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As a result, creators could come to view the less-established Mixer as a relatively untapped opportunity.
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Sukhoi Log, one of the world's largest untapped gold deposits, has remained undeveloped for half a century.
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But the arrival of the Cybertruck suggests some new, untapped vehicle segments that Tesla could move into.
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Yet despite their history of reduced turnout, cities represent an untapped opportunity for whichever party moves first.
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These under-invested assets represent a vast untapped source of wealth creation for families and our nation.
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As of this writing, the millennial market for two-hour acoustic variety shows remains an untapped resource.
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The Harvard study suggests there is a vast untapped market for highly affordable degrees from prestigious colleges.
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To make them sound more like themselves than they ever could imagine and draw out untapped potential.
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As digitisation becomes mainstream in hospitality, Yoyo's technology is a strong candidate for currently untapped market segments.
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Designers have become more accommodating, spurred both by an untapped market and the desire to appear inclusive.
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Offering hurricane relief, he said, could help GiveDirectly reach out to a largely untapped group of donors.
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LG: What do you think is an untapped need that you could potentially address with Zipline drones?
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The artists in How to Text Sexy activate the heretofore untapped erotic potentialities of the written word.
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She takes Eleven to channel untapped anger into psychokinetic strength, to drag a train carriage toward them.
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The stories that we tell are untapped and can bring people together, even if it seems unlikely.
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The market remains largely untapped because of the "low penetration of good quality content services," says Papavassilopoulos.
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Acquiring GreatCall also separates Best Buy from rivals in an untapped, and increasingly competitive, connected home market.
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But it is the first to zero in on one particular untapped product and market: Western footwear.
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Instead, it was realizing that the market for high-quality, low-processed cat food was virtually untapped.
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"We're still a relatively low-turnout state, so there's a huge untapped resource for Democrats," Damore said.
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Construction firms have been eyeing the United States as the largest untapped market for such projects globally.
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It's as if she's drawing out sounds that always existed but remained untapped and silent for millenniums.
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White house memo The president, ever the real estate maven, has marveled over Greenland's untapped natural resources.
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White house memo The president, ever the real estate maven, has marveled over Greenland's untapped natural resources.
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A large, untapped audience of beginners were now experiencing the joy of filling in that last square.
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Next Tuesday Tesco is hosting a capital markets day to share what it calls "untapped value opportunities".
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"Very often your aspirations can benefit the company; you may have untapped skills, for instance," she says.
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Politico co-founder Jim VandeHei believes there's an untapped market for news coverage that's smart, short and shareable.
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This accolade, though small in the grand scheme, is reflective of this band's mostly untapped ferocity and sincerity.
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It seems this social activity highlighted that a few people may have a wealth of untapped artistic abilities.
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Alibaba's leading market share on top of an abundance of untapped opportunities in China bodes well moving forward.
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But beneath its spectacular landscape, there are thought to be around $60 billions' worth of untapped oil reserves.
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That could be accomplished reasonably quickly given the number of drilled but untapped wells in the oil patch.
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United Continental as an airline company has "a lot of untapped potential," according to Wolfe Research's Hunter Keay.
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LynxCare – LynxCare claims that 0003% of healthcare data goes untapped when doctors make critical decisions about your life.
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Hailed as a "silent revolution", it purports to liberate creative and entrepreneurial potential that would otherwise go untapped.
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But to professional forager Ross Evans, the pest plant also represents a largely untapped and abundant food source.
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They said Bharat Financial's distribution network also offered large untapped deposit potential from rural and underserved Indian customers.
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Video game music is a largely (but not entirely!) untapped treasure trove for the gymnasts of the world.
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"There's a large untapped opportunity there and it's extremely mobile-centric which play to our strengths," Mital said.
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"It appears that rural broadband area is a largely untapped market with great potential," Kumar and co. write.
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For Slava Rubin, who co-founded Indiegogo back in 2008, there are still untapped areas crowdfunding can reach.
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And to produce his line of cheeky basics, Marks looked to Hong Kong's then-relatively-untapped manufacturing resources.
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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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These family forests, environmental groups argue, represent a large, untapped resource for combating the effects of climate change.
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But standing on the precipice of a sprawling, untapped hockey market, the club could have a lasting impact.
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Novak said there was lots of "untapped potential" for Russia and the U.S. to cooperate on energy matters.
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Taking out a calculator, Cleber explained that the untapped resources in the Kayapo reserve represented an "incalculable" fortune.
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For dedicated pro skaters, scoping out wild, untapped spots is part of what the sport is all about.
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"We decided to do it because there's so much potential in frozen food that's untapped," Davis told TechCrunch.
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It is one of the world's largest untapped gold deposits and contains about one fifth of Russia's reserves.
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But the country's largest retailers are convinced that it will lead to a lucrative and largely untapped market.
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With 72 percent of Pennsylvania being rural, the data suggests that there is untapped potential in rural areas.
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Thus far, our phones have engaged only our senses of sight and sound, leaving our olfactory organs untapped.
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In locations that are essentially untapped markets, its provision of the web can help it secure new users.
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Grailed is still working out how women fit into its vision, and the women's market represents untapped potential.
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While many companies are searching for viable candidates, they tend to overlook a group of untapped talent: veterans.
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"One of my beliefs is that parents are a big source of untapped political power," Ms. Siegel said.
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Considering this vast untapped pool of labor, this is a tragedy of both unfulfilled individual and economic potential.
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If nothing else, we're an untapped market — the travel industry can, too, benefit from more inclusively designed experience.
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To Cartas, that speaks to an untapped thirst for offline contact, which businesspeople can use to their advantage.
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In my years in NASA and since, I've seen the untapped potential of women, particularly women of color.
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Scores of startups and heavily backed firms such as Google, Walmart and Amazon are chasing this untapped market.
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Developing basketball intelligence is an area that Alamar, who now does business analytics for StubHub, believes is untapped.
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However, the rush to invest in renewable energy is unlikely to directly replace the value from untapped reserves.
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It builds on existing efforts at the federal, state, and local levels so that no resource goes untapped.
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Namsa discovered an untapped market of Laotian consumers who wanted to rep their culture and cuisine through streetwear.
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But if there isn't a way to capture, sort and use it, then there it sits — an untapped resource.
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A. As a mentor, I'm helping someone junior whose potential is still untapped by giving them guidance and advice.
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I think the Blair Witch brand still has untapped potential and wish they'd challenged themselves harder to reinvent it.
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There is an untapped treasure trove of iconic girlhood nostalgia just waiting to be exploited for the big screen.
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The east Mediterranean island has one, relatively small natural gas find that was made in 2011 and remains untapped.
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Giving Sponsored Content customers the ability to reach Microsoft users anywhere across the Microsoft ecosystem, unlocking significant untapped inventory.
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It's Lola who makes Charlie realize that there's an untapped niche market: cross-dressers who need well-made footwear.
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Firms no longer have databases of customer rolls but untapped veins of potential consumer insights, just waiting for discovery.
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It's largely an untapped market where the clear majority of businesses are small ones that are strapped for cash.
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They represent a huge untapped potential of knowledge that we are unleashing to help the next generation of founders.
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It might seem impossible to lift these poor guys out of obscurity, but they're actually full of untapped potential.
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As Facebook hits use growth saturation in many parts of the world, China remains an untapped opportunity for growth.
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Another reason perhaps for CommonBond's interest from investors and general growth is because the market is still relatively untapped.
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Open today competes with a handful of startups including InstantPay, but Achuthan said much of the market remains untapped.
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In the United States, the selected seven will head to Atlanta, Georgia, an as-yet untapped city — and state!
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First, he got rid of the mullet, that greasy, flowing monument to his childlike grace and raw, untapped prowess.
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Novak said there was lots of "untapped potential" for Russia and the United States to cooperate on energy matters.
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The biggest benefit comes from employing untapped talent who would have better access to the workforce through remote options.
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"There is untapped potential in Brazil and we have the know-how to run large projects," he told reporters.
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"I'd say it's America's greatest untapped energy resource — tens of millions of acres that can generate energy," he said.
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And in this coming era of data-driven medicine, the study's authors think that urine is an untapped resource.
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That was a hint to us that there is a lot of untapped appetite for products from Herman Miller.
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Instead of enjoying yourself, you take this as the perfect opportunity to check in to all those untapped thoughts.
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In 2007, Germany's Samwer Brothers launched Rocket Internet as a "clone factory," adapting successful U.S. services in untapped markets.
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"This gap highlights the untapped potential for improving healthcare based on a country's current resources," according to the authors.
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Inasmuch as I can say that art is growing in Nigeria, I still feel there is so much untapped.
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But just outside of this wilderness area is one of the largest untapped sources of copper in the world.
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"It's an untapped market that we've all been missing," said Noah Garden, M.L.B.'s executive vice president of business.
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"Maybe [Bannon] thinks there's an untapped market for movies about John Wayne-style alpha males," a Hollywood insider speculated.
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She placed sculptures in "untapped areas" of Harlem's parks that could draw attention to local histories of the community.
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Promoting community health and other programs through shared use "may be an untapped resource" for schools, the survey suggested.
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So a new PAC aims to boost progressive Asian-American candidates, as well as increase participation by untapped voters.
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The biggest untapped onshore trove of oil in North America is believed to lie beneath the refuge's coastal plain.
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The largest untapped onshore reserve of oil in North America is believed to lie beneath the refuge's coastal plain.
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It was almost out of an interest in matching supply and demand — untapped human resources and unmet human needs.
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It also sits on what is believed to be the biggest untapped onshore trove of oil in North America.
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For more than a decade, Roe appealed to different groups exploring the untapped potential of the right to privacy.
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After a few years running Advanced Fresh stations, Mr. Maung struck out on his own, betting on untapped markets.
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But each sort of bot is made, in its own way, to exploit untapped opportunity in large-scale automation.
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Gyeongju, South Korea, is fairly popular with Korean travelers, but an untapped destination as far as foreign traveling goes.
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One, which is an official one, is that he died of cholera, having drunk untapped water in a restaurant.
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Following significant exploration work in the area, the fields are known to hold billions of barrels of untapped crude.
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While firm's are betting on SmileDirectClub for its dominant position in an untapped market, SmileDirectClub is not yet profitable.
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We've got a pristine household balance sheet with untapped positive savings sitting there and low debt-to-equity ratios.
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And while the tourist floodgates are slowly creaking open, U.S. businesses are certainly surveying the untapped market with glee.
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Not since Olivia and Viola in "Twelfth Night" has a female friendship been more charged with sparking, untapped connection.
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There simply aren't enough young voters, people of color, and other untapped left-leaning groups to go that route.
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As Atkin pointed out in her Twitter thread, there are even "huge untapped resources for renewable energy" in Africa.
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And I think there was recognition that that was a sort of untapped community that could be worked with.
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Just as striking are the politics, which seem to have tapped into an enormous, untapped demand for climate ambition.
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Rael calls the border the richest untapped potential for solar development in the US. He makes an economic argument here.
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Rael calls the border the richest untapped potential for solar development in the US. He makes an economic argument here.
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With the cosmic lovebirds rocking out here, we may all get a little freakier...or just open to untapped possibilities.
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The suggestions include removing Xerox's current management and monetizing the company's "untapped" intellectual property in digital printing and other businesses.
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Trump laid out an energy plan on the campaign trail that promised to roll back regulations and unleash untapped energy.
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This is largely because in the 1980s businesses finally started exploiting a relatively untapped market: the appearance insecurities of men.
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I've spent my entire life in business looking at the untapped potential in projects and people all over the world.
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Game developers, particularly those working in mobile, have long seen China as a giant untapped market for Western-made games.
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But with more scientists turning to experimental solutions to antibiotic resistance, investment in untapped sources seems pretty important right now.
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Like Muliaina, he's excited by the prospect of working with a startup league in an untapped, potentially underserved rugby market.
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It remains one of those untapped areas of MMA that should see some more detailed exploration in the coming years.
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Both renewable resources had gone untapped, but the solar-powered pump meant they were now being fully utilized, he added.
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The internet brought a certain amount of freedom, but you also stumbled across a hitherto untapped interest in donkey porn.
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Despite all the untapped potential that could be found in those avocado seeds, you should leave them to the scientists.
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This is certainly an untapped resource, and I was glad to get the opportunity to be a part of it.
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Myanmar's agriculture, mining and energy resources are largely untapped, while sectors such as banking, tourism, textiles and construction are booming.
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However, enterprise VR is becoming an important vertical that will only continue to grow in relevance, rather than remain untapped.
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And there's surely no doubt that the United States could be a huge untapped market for European far-right brands.
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With total reserves of 26.7 million tonnes of copper, Udokan is one of the biggest untapped deposits in the world.
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In July, the asset management firm issued a note calling Barnes & Noble's real-estate assets "beachfront property" with untapped value.
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A study that Dr. Klassen led last year found that 50- to 75-year-olds represented the greatest untapped potential.
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Square has a large untapped opportunity to offer more services to the restaurant industry, according to one Wall Street firm.
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For untapped fields that would be profitable even without receiving government funds, subsidies just pad the oil industry's bottom line.
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" What it means: "For Western businesses, the [2015] deal meant access to Iran's largely untapped market of 80 million people.
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In other words: The companies seeking riches from Arctic's vast untapped oil and gas wealth are going to be disappointed.
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And it reflects our belief in democratizing and decentralizing space endeavors to unite our species and unlock untapped human potential.
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That means there's a vast, untapped pool of people around the country that may be interested in a diplomatic posting.
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"Local market advertising is a big — I don't want to say untapped, but certainly not fully-tapped opportunity," he added.
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But it soon became apparent that the service's capacity for speedy information transmission held untapped potential as a journalistic enterprise.
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The untapped potential of the relationship and the risk of failing to stand with our Colombian partners are too great.
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Developers are moving farther away from train and rail stations in New York in search of bargains and untapped markets.
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Everywhere in the people you meet you see untapped potential, and it makes you want to be part of it.
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Latest Project IRL, which was started in 2016, seeks to exploit what Mr. Brown calls virtual reality's untapped social potential.
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It's a smart way to harness the massive untapped energy of gamers, the way Instagram harnessed our newfound phone cameras.
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This is an untapped opportunity for both parties to better showcase engagement with local citizens on issues of local importance.
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The mine has 115 million tonnes of proven coal reserves and an estimated 400 million tonnes of untapped coal reserves.
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Nkanya said the county has plenty of sunshine, a resource that went untapped for years, though that is now changing.
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The couple converted Ann's painting studio for photography and soon realized there was an untapped market for stock photos of seniors.
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I've spent my entire life in business looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world.
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Brady has found a way around this roadblock, which opens the door to all those untapped bacteria that live in dirt.
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The vineyard broke new ground—literally—in their region, deciding to grow on the previously untapped land of the Hampi Hills.
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There's not much of any evidence for a brewing "political revolution" of a previously untapped underclass of voters, in other words.
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It invented a new, untapped market for commercial aviation and created an entirely new type of airline: the low-cost carrier.
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Rio signed a preliminary deal in late October to sell its stake in Simandou, the world's largest untapped iron ore reserves.
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In a statement, FanDuel CEO Nigel Eccles voiced something similar: "There is still enormous, untapped market opportunity for FanDuel," he wrote.
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Pratilipi mostly focuses on text and audio storytelling in Indian languages, a niche space but one that also remains largely untapped.
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Why it matters: Inequality of educational opportunity doesn't just deprive the economy of trillions of dollars' worth of untapped human capital.
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As these businesses illustrate, the real source of untapped value in Africa lies on the surface of the continent, not underneath.
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Half of its users are in so-called third-tier cities and below, where most of China's untapped smartphone potential lies.
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There's so much untapped opportunity in the future of flight that we hope not even the sky is the limit here.
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The energy industry has a heavy presence in the country, claiming there are significant untapped reserves of both oil and gas.
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While these are promising figures, there is untapped potential for broadband to deliver more of these economic benefits to more communities.
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Alison Rose, who headed up the review, said Britain has to find more ways to unlock the untapped potential of women.
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Germany has also made a major push with a deal in Bolivia to help exploit the country's huge largely untapped reserves.
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Untapped scientific potential Despite the region's obvious potential for rich scientific research, until last year it had not been significantly studied.
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Airbus sees untapped demand for 100 Airbus A380s in China, while Boeing argues that traffic is better served by smaller jets.
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And so far the vast majority of that revenue comes from Facebook and Instagram, with Messenger and WhatsApp still largely untapped.
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Kim Kardashian: Hollywood also represented a huge, untapped cultural zeitgeist that had yet to make its way into a mobile game.
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Compared with the market for more generally applicable applications and services, he added, "there's more untapped opportunity" in sector-specific ones.
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With many Africans still offline, Africa has a large, untapped market, and is the continent with the world's fastest-growing population.
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His position was that women were a great untapped resource in sports marketing, and he talked a lot about 'woman power.
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Watching Tuca & Bertie makes it obvious just how much untapped creative energy we've lost as a result of these unwelcome spaces.
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Brandon I've had a longtime back-and-forth with my Decision Desk partner Andrew McCoy about the "untapped" voters in Pennsylvania.
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I've spent my entire life and business looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world.
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Is the Democratic Party's view of the Latino vote nuanced or do you think there is some untapped political potential there?
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Each of these exchanges adds something to the brand's range, allowing it to imagine new, untapped contours of 1994 to explore.
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But that may soon change as the Trump administration seeks to exploit an untapped trove of oil beneath its coastal plain.
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Nigeria has largely untapped deposits of 44 minerals including gold, iron ore, coal, tin and zinc, in more than 500 locations.
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The sale, which grossed $2.8 million, suggests that major international auction houses may view the genre as having untapped market potential.
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But many schools can't afford to wait, and some are turning to what may be an untapped resource: their own students.
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Coach Denes Kemeny, who guided the Hungarian men to three Olympic championships from 2000 to 2008, joked about Steffens's untapped potential.
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We must also make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper, and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
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We must also make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
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We also must make a deal that allows Iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential.
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By delving into the conflict's deep crevices, I came upon a wealth of untapped information pointing me in a different direction.
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There's a tremendous amount of untapped anger out there heading Facebook's way (what we've seen so far is just the beginning).
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Through efforts working with various veterans' organizations, I have met so many capable individuals with untapped talent eager for an opportunity.
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New York-based Snow Park Capital Partners is now calling out the retailer for the untapped value of its real estate.
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A wide-ranging group of companies and trade associations appears to have an interest in Cuba and its untapped business markets.
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But there is reason for optimism: through innovation, collaboration and smarter management there is vast untapped potential to achieve that balance.
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"There are good opportunities for Islamic banking in the country, its an untapped market," he told Reuters in a phone interview.
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I've spent my entire life in business, looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world.
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Residents of the Elliot Chelsea houses benefit from the opportunity, and the corporations benefit by gaining access to untapped local talent.
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For businesses seeking to relocate to a specific city, the economic graph can also provide details on untapped skills among city residents.
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Bottom line: Puppies are the greatest untapped source of stress relief, and a genius non-alcoholic way to calm pre-wedding nerves.
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The pool of available users remaining is only so big, barring the company's ability to enter China or other currently untapped markets.
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Advanced machine learning systems will inform studios and producers of untapped niche content streams, tailored specifically to narrow ideologies and interest graphs.
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He told CNBC that AI is "not a technology that is solved," and that it still had an abundance of untapped potential.
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Data Does Good cofounder and CEO Scott Steinberg used to work in market research, where he learned people's information had untapped potential.
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"Venmo, to us, is becoming an untapped social network," Curt Garner, the company's chief technology officer, told CNN Business at the time.
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As a way to capture this untapped consumer base, Birchbox launched its first-ever brick-and-mortar deal with Walgreens last October.
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While the mobile and PC markets are already flooded with games, the console space remains a largely untapped source of potential customers.
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By drawing on many previously untapped sources, Mr Roberts has produced a more complete picture of his subject than any previous biography.
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It was two decades ago that Rio Tinto won a concession to explore the world's largest untapped iron-ore deposit in Simandou.
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Netflix could commission originals and mix them with the plethora of untapped existing shorts that have never had a mainstream distribution channel.
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An area that is still fairly untapped and very much still in its infancy is a fully integrated family management device hub.
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"Europe is an untapped market when it comes to online sales of pharmaceutical products," Chief Executive Walter Oberhaensli told reporters in Zurich.
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In his election campaign, Trump vowed to roll back regulations and unleash "a treasure trove of untapped energy" in the United States.
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"We have a huge untapped talent pool in these urban, underserved communities," said Fisler, whose group serves about 6,000 students a year.
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The lightbulb went off in my head, and I saw a huge untapped market of people who needed a professional grill-clean.
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The Holy Grail of hyperlocal advertising is an untapped opportunity, too, given that the app already boasts over half a million users.
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Many of them just don't realize, he believes, how vast and untapped the market is for disability-friendly training and fitness spaces.
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" Blanchett added that it's exciting to see women stepping into the dark space as "There's so much untapped potential villainy in women.
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TEL AVIV/GAZA (Reuters) - Mellanox Technologies is looking to take advantage of a resource largely untapped by Israel's high-tech companies: Palestinians.
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The companies behind these services say they've seen tremendous growth in Paris, describing it as an untapped market that's eager for change.
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Naturally, the TV business is investing in this untapped space between HBO and NCIS, and anthologies in other pulpy genres are forthcoming.
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The result: A surreal combination of utilitarian federal operations, breathtaking natural habitat, untapped Hamptons real estate, and a nagging sense of foreboding.
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The project is only 22 minutes long, but it doesn't take much for Ash to show that he's overflowing with untapped talent.
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Africa has huge untapped renewables potential, and as its share of capacity grows, there are many options to balance supply and demand.
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Politicon was one of the first to recognize an untapped market in the field—the live festival—and to capitalize on it.
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Unlocking the untapped capabilities of the human brain, and connecting them to these new capabilities, is the greatest challenge and opportunity today.
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In fact, the demand for product lines and advertisements that tailor to this relatively untapped market is at an all-time high.
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The Philippines has vast but largely untapped mineral resources, limiting the contribution of mining to its economy to less than 1 percent.
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That's where Petersen stumbled upon public shipping manifests as an untapped gold mine, and started the company Import Genius to index them.
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Sultana reminds us that the greatest untapped resource around the globe isn't gold or oil, but the female half of the population.
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So much untapped opportunity awaits, but your opportunity to pay early-bird prices ends tomorrow, 8 November at 11:59 p.m. (CEST).
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Second, he believes that there is a great untapped potential of independent voters who could help an independent candidate win the presidency.
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The 2018 farm bill represents a unique opportunity to leverage untapped private investment in conservation and better ensure taxpayer return on investment.
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That parameter gives Constellation Brands access to an untapped talent pool, Monteiro said, noting that female entrepreneurs are largely ignored by investors.
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As passive funds reach saturation point in developed economies, they will train their sights more on the untapped pool of emerging ones.
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At best, he's an untapped, young, cheap contributor who's showing the league what New York's player development staff may be capable of.
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Indeed, rich states like California have large untapped sources of tax revenue, like the higher property taxes regressively capped by Prop. 13.
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Social media was one valuable (and often untapped) area Siegel spoke about at the company's first Small Business Summit on October 19.
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CARAMANICA Keith Jarrett has been on professional hiatus for years, but his archive of live recordings still contains plenty of untapped treasures.
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It's another way in which tech companies are trying to use their untapped resources to fill the void left by the government.
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One of the world's largest untapped copper deposits lies in and around the vast, isolated Boundary Waters on Minnesota's border with Canada.
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He found that most environmental organizations had not recruited older members or adapted to support their participation, leaving a major resource untapped.
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But if we know the benefits to public health and well-being are real, it's irresponsible to let the potential go untapped.
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At the end of the day, while Ring clearly found an untapped market for remote monitoring, it also poses new privacy challenges.
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His rise to prominence came not from his skills as a sports analyst but from his ability to sniff out untapped markets.
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Greenland's untapped oil, gas and minerals may also be attractive to Trump as a race for those resources in the Arctic intensifies.
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We began our 10-day vacation in Mexico City, a sprawling metropolis of untapped beauty, where we promptly went to the bar.
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That has led to a hunt for the next untapped markets, lifting the notional value of all cryptocurrencies to more than $130bn.
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For one thing, thanks to its bountiful sunlight and wind, Colorado has enormous potential for renewable energy, most of which is untapped.
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To not care about all these other untapped sources of hilarious is to limit yourself to such a short list of laughs.
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Many emerging companies in the fast-growing fintech sector, by contrast, view financial services for immigrants as an untapped source of revenue.
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In Britain, lawyers warn that the regulatory situation is unclear, but companies say that means there is untapped potential to attract investment.
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In Britain, lawyers warn that the regulatory situation is unclear, but companies say that means there is untapped potential to attract investment.
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Electing one of the exceptionally qualified female candidates as leader of the U.N. would demonstrate a refusal to leave this potential untapped.
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The Subsalt Polygon, near Rio de Janeiro, contains about 100 billion barrels of untapped resources according to Rio de Janeiro State University.
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With untapped home equity at an all-time high of $14.4 trillion, homeowners could be poised to start cashing in, new research suggests.
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About 96 percent of U.S. air traffic travels through 1 percent of its airports, leaving thousands of small airports virtually untapped, Knapp said.
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But when scientists developed an algorithm for detecting penguin guano in NASA Landsat imagery, the Danger Islands showed up as an untapped hotspot.
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The studio that cracks the code on entry-level, adult gaming will be able to declare ownership of a largely untapped customer base.
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The studio that cracks the code on entry-level, adult gaming will be able to declare ownership over a largely untapped customer base.
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Google Motion Stills took the untapped potential of Apple's Live Photos and made them a killer feature by instantly turning them into GIFs.
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Schafer says there's a untapped value in "nonstandard" ads, meaning branded content and other forms of advertising on platforms such as Snapchat, Musical.
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But one area of science that has remained relatively untapped until now is the potential impact of beans on gas in our atmosphere.
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The rise in hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has been a boom for Oklahoma's economy in extracting previously untapped sources of oil and gas.
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Sukhoi Log is one of the world's largest untapped gold deposits, for which Polyus plans to complete feasibility studies by end of 2020.
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If technology is the driver of the twenty-first century economy, it is also the great, untapped resource for countless towns and cities.
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The opportunity to explore untapped snow has drawn French, Austrian, and Scandinavian skiers since the country gained independence from the USSR in 1991.
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Our system is not all that different from a digital credit card or a working line of capital, but for an untapped population.
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"—a radical call to use the untapped, revolutionary potential of girls as a "force that can, and will, change the world for real.
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This study, among many others, demonstrates the untapped value of medical cannabis in treating pain in patients, in place of dangerously addictive opioids.
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And that's why, with the majority of Meg Cabot's original book series untapped, The Princess Diaries should be revived – as a TV series.
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Australia's Resource Minister Barnaby Joyce said the credit would make it more financially attractive for mineral explorers to find resources in untapped regions.
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The United Nations has stressed that insects are an untapped resource that could help to tackle food insecurity and make farming more sustainable.
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For restaurants that have seen sales growth slow, introducing a new menu for an untapped meal time can mean a boost in sales.
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If that sounds like a quixotic system for a continent twice the size of Australia that contains vast untapped natural resources, it is.
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I was confident that we had identified an untapped segment of the $50 billion global massage industry — on-demand massage, wherever you are.
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Failing to take action leaves cities like Logan with limited options for clean power and squanders our nation's vast untapped small hydropower resources.
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And along with the brewers and collaborators, they hope that the festival's impact will demonstrate that there's an essentially untapped craft beer market.
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On Capitol Hill on April 12, the singer said he believed humor and comedy could be an untapped resource for the defense program.
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Ana opened the studio after working as a camgirl for a few years, before realizing the untapped potential of the male model market.
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But, as Slater rightly notes, numerous studies show their amazing potency, which remains too untapped by a psychiatry field still enthralled with drugs.
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Vincent van Gogh is the most obvious example, but we believe there's a major market of untapped capital in professional artist dress-up.
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Luckily, the studio realized there was an untapped — and potentially lucrative — demographic yearning to see heroes that looked like and lived among them.
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Some firms and local governments are seeking to harness the older generation's untapped potential and help them start a new chapter of life.
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The biggest untapped onshore trove of oil in North America is believed to lie beneath the refuge's coastal plain along the Beaufort Sea.
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This conflict has held the whole region back and there is so much untapped potential that can be released if peace is achieved.
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The Midwest, the thinking goes, is not only untapped, but also an antidote to the scalding-hot tech market on the West Coast.
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And much of it is currently untapped, due to the fact that, well, 80% of the country is covered by an ice sheet.
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She was making a broadly public one and encouraging them to include her, lest her talents go untapped and her potential contributions unrealized.
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It also illustrates that there could be more revelations from untapped evidence, even as Democrats are wrapping up their case in the Senate.
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Aided by an air of forbidden allure and the indication of a huge, untapped market, an industry of similar books began to form.
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Major rental companies nevertheless look at men as an untapped market, even if they're not quite sure how to go about tapping it.
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ENI, the Italian oil giant, plans to drill this year in the Black Sea, a largely untapped area with enormous oil reserve potential.
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Li said the new exchange hoped to attract a huge untapped group of physical users in China who do not use commodity exchanges.
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Though the factors are holding back ad prices, they also leave Facebook with significant untapped commercial opportunities with newer businesses such as WhatsApp.
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We hope they will shine a light on the abilities, accomplishments and untapped power of people who have been marginalized around the world.
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It also has untapped potential because its average revenue per user is much lower than at Netflix or other major web-ad players.
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Over the past decade or so, Middle Eastern oligarchs have quietly untapped their spigot of cash and let it flow into Silicon Valley.
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Drake, I feel, still has some untapped ideas that could change the sound of rap again but dude needs to back away and recollect.
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The reality is, in the context of mature and increasingly saturated consumer smartphone markets, the enterprise represents a large, untapped market for smartphone sales.
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What we can say for sure is that there is enormous untapped potential to be discovered — both in China and in other emerging markets.
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"The largest untapped source of energy savings is retrofitting homes for better insulation," former Alaska Lieutenant Governor Mead Treadwell told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There is also interest in Europe, where investors and businessmen see the Belarusian market, so far largely captured by Russia, as offering untapped potential.
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Perhaps Kurian is the person to push the company to grab some of that untapped market as companies move more workloads to the cloud.
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Ethiopia's potential as an untapped market could outweigh concerns about any risks, including Ethiopians' low income levels and the country's over-valued birr currency.
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Their success — all women eventually became millionaires — shows how much of an untapped market there was for beauty products that catered to black women.
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Adani's mine is in the Galilee Basin, a part of outback Queensland which is home to some of the world's biggest untapped coal reserves.
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Ethiopia's potential as an untapped market could outweigh concerns about any risks, including Ethiopians' low income levels and the country's over-valued birr currency.
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As women in bright wraps and headscarves ululate, a newly built water tower is ceremoniously untapped and brown liquid gushes out onto the sand.
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Now that Fortnite is on the Switch, the only other major platform left untapped is Android, which Epic says should arrive later this summer.
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The Alternate Uses Task, for example, assesses the creative skills required to brainstorm new products or see previously untapped potential in an everyday object.
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The project will open up the Galilee Basin, one of the world's largest untapped reserves of thermal coal, the type used in power plants.
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Rich places with more money than investment opportunities would sink money into poorer ones with untapped potential; technological know-how would spread through economies.
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Steyer said he spent $120 million on the 2018 elections, investing heavily in youth turnout, which he called an untapped source of Democratic support.
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"This paws-specific remote could be a huge untapped market for us," says Lloyd Klarke, director of product management for the Roku Pet Division.
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Hellobike remains an underdog in the game, but it has a first-mover advantage in a largely untapped market for aspiring small-town customers.
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The big untapped market, easyJet and Ryanair's bosses twigged, was the short-haul business market, which was still dominated by pricey full-service airlines.
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The company considers cards an untapped form of small-business funding, because small businesses tend to rely more heavily on cash and traditional loans.
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The barriers to entry in the robotics industry are coming down, opening up many untapped investment opportunities in that space, according to Credit Suisse.
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The development of copilot, and the success of using the Elite controller for gamers with motor disabilities, led Microsoft to consider an untapped market.
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Mozambique, one of the world's poorest countries but with huge untapped gas reserves, has been thrown into economic turmoil by revelations of financial mismanagement.
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According to guidance from the federal office of government ethics, an untapped line of credit does not have to be reported as a liability.
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There's a huge untapped potential for distributed solar energy that could build a clean energy future, and realizing this potential starts with the government.
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Meanwhile, the talent and creativity in small towns is going untapped at the same time that traditional tech centers are struggling to find talent.
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Nigeria's OPL 245 is one of the biggest sources of untapped oil reserves on the African continent with reserves estimated at 9 billion barrels.
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If Feldstein, whose character miraculously survives being launched through Mac's car window, seems like a previously untapped comedic talent, well, it's in her genes.
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Governments are starting to think of soda taxes as the next sin tax — an untapped source of revenue that could help with other things.
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Beyond removing barriers to employment, the First Step Act provides an impetus to more actively pursue this often overlooked and untapped market for employees.
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What happens if North Korea opens its economy, even just a little, giving global businesses a shot as East Asia's last untapped growth market?
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With a girl at the center, being unsure, being awkward, being imperfect and yet still there being a beauty there, a wisdom that's untapped.
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The media veteran Patrick Keane, the CEO of the Action Network, said that in-game advertising "feels untapped" but requires caution for gaming companies.
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"I was sharing a few billion-dollar market opportunities that I thought were untapped," she says, like ways to leverage technology in the government.
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It also aims to lay the infrastructural foundations to develop the impoverished country's largely untapped mining industry, which is estimated to be worth billions.
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China, the world's largest producer and consumer of gold, is a largely untapped investor source for western miners, said Barrick's China President Woo Lee.
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The lifting of the sanctions, along with Iran's low cost of production and untapped energy reserves, make the country a potentially attractive investment destination.
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While there are perfectly suitable public finance tools, a large pool of untapped available capital resides in the retirement funds of public-sector workers.
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The opportunity: A largely untapped and under-served market, Ethiopia is Africa's second-most populous nation after Nigeria, with a population over 100 million.
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It's a new avenue of sounds untapped, however it's also a personal taste thing so there'll inevitably be some cross over here and there.
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The main difference is that Thumbtack is still only available in the U.S. StarOfService has used this opportunity to get customers in untapped markets.
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Sign language has untapped potential for enabling richer, more enhanced communication for everyone — but only if we move past framing it as "baby talk."
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But Warren and Schakowsky's bill is a good reminder of the untapped potential for lowering drug prices, if only we think a little bigger.
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Chip Conley, the founder of the boutique hotel chain Joie de Vivre and an Airbnb strategic adviser Ms. Lo consulted, sees an untapped market.
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Franny, Jet, and Vincent Owens (the brother we didn't meet in "Practical Magic") "wrestle with the 'abnormalities'" of their untapped gifts, the statement said.
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A strong reaction is guaranteed — perhaps, like it did for me, it will awaken a sense of the still untapped potential in classical music.
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What happens if North Korea opens its economy, even just a little, giving global businesses a shot at East Asia's last untapped growth market?
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In particular, he said regions like the UAE and Australia are "land grab for brands," as they remain relatively untapped markets for Amazon sellers.
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With equity markets hovering near all-time highs, it&aposs no wonder why some investors are starting to search for pockets of untapped value.
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Myanmar's youthful untapped market of 52 million people, over half of which now use a mobile phone, offers bountiful opportunities, rife for global contest.
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That would greatly assist Corbett in his plan to establish Huntsville as a hub in the final untapped hockey market in the United States.
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There is a strong nationalist element in ex-army captain Bolsonaro's thinking about Brazil's natural resources, which include massive untapped oil and gas reserves.
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Banks benefit, too, and more of them are recognizing that women are a promising and largely untapped client base that can fuel business growth.
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Grab CEO Anthony Tan said he expected Uber to concentrate on the relatively untapped Southeast Asian market after agreeing to sell its China business.
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Rising commodity prices and the relatively rare opportunity for global players to gain access to large, untapped fields, have spurred hopes for lively interest.
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It's obviously not an untapped market, but it's not clear yet who's going to win the battle for those hearts and minds and dollars.
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The remaining 100 million species yet to be discovered, which might be the cure of Alzheimer's or AIDS or cancer, would remain largely untapped.
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But Republicans say there are plenty of untapped Trump voters too, chiefly non-college-educated white males, and particularly in Midwestern states like Wisconsin.
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The possible store expansion was detailed at the group's Capital Markets Day presentation to analysts and investors, which is focusing on "untapped value opportunities".
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But the epilogue is the richest vein of Atwood's novel that remains untapped, and it's arguably essential to a full understanding of the book.
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Guinea's aspirations to develop Simandou, the world's largest known untapped iron ore deposit, have foundered because of the cost of infrastructure and protracted legal disputes.
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The "Beauty Boys" are forcing brands to pay attention, making it clear that there's an untapped market out there in the way of men's beauty.
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"When I saw that St. Vincent movie that she did with Bill Murray, Naomi has such incredible untapped comedy potential," he added of his ex.
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The private- and business-jet industry — particularly small cabin operations — may have some untapped upside, as well, though it may be more cyclical in nature.
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There is great potential among women, who represent only 23 percent of tech workers, as well the largely untapped Arab and ultra-Orthodox Jewish sectors.
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"It's a great example of what can be done when we start to reimagine waste as an untapped resource," bio-bean founder Arthur Kay said.
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Understanding the challenges associated with mental disabilities, he saw untapped potential in Brad and trained him to move from his longtime post as a dishwasher.
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This April, Hudson launched her own nonathletic clothing line, HappyxNature, to market the "boho" side of the California image, which had remained untapped by Fabletics.
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"The (African) continent has vast reserves of largely untapped bamboo that, if properly managed, could benefit rural communities and promote green economic development," said Friederich.
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"America's incredible energy potential remains untapped," he said, claiming Obama has, and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton would, keep America dependent on foreign energy sources.
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Malcolm Smith's amazing Super Bowl performance with the Seahawks in 2014 increasingly looks more like a fluke than a sign of untapped potential at starter.
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"The Versace brand has strong global growth potential which is untapped across all regions, particularly Asia and North America," Cowen analysts said in a note.
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Meanwhile, Facebook still has several untapped areas for revenue opportunities, including its WhatsApp and Messenger apps, both of which have more than 1 billion users.
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When the company's co-founders, who were fond of kiteboarding, realized deep-sea winds were largely untapped, they sought to make that energy more accessible.
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We love digging for stuff, selling it, and polluting the environment with the byproducts, so why not dig beneath the seafloor with its untapped potential?
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FIFA executive committee member Moya Dodd also suggested to Infantino that women's soccer was an untapped asset as the federation looks to boost its revenues.
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In addition to a low cost of production, Saudi Arabia also boasts extensive foreign currency reserves, and previously untapped opportunities in the international debt markets.
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Steyer said he spent $120 million on the 2018 midterm elections, investing heavily in youth turnout, which he called an untapped source of Democratic support.
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While skepticism surrounds him, he believes he's crafted an untapped formula to be the best at finding, grooming and monetizing artists in the 21st century.
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Earnings and analyst reports released in the last few weeks indicate there are still many areas of untapped potential in the world's second-largest economy.
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Mongolia grew at a double-digit annual rate over 13-2013 as foreign investors rushed in to take advantage of its vast untapped mineral deposits.
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The mobility and broader internet opportunity in the region is massive and untapped, and has the potential to leapfrog our region into the digital future.
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Energy is a key portfolio in Mozambique, which has vast untapped offshore gas reserves that are being developed by oil majors such as Italy's Eni.
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The new law is expected to facilitate foreign oil and gas exploration including untapped shale production and provide more tax incentives, the Sonatrach source said.
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"F1 has huge potential with multiple untapped opportunities," said new chief executive Chase Carey after ending 86-year-old Ecclestone's 40-year reign on Monday.
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Steam might be the favorite of hardcore existing gamers, but Facebook is betting there's a huge untapped swath of the mainstream ready to play, too.
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" Twin Metals said in a February court filing that areas it leases contain "one of the largest untapped copper and nickel resources in the world.
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BP isn't the only oil giant interested in the relatively untapped area, with both Rio Tinto and Chevron both applying for exploratory licenses as well.
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But this is a minor complaint considering that Gallery Invasion shows some of the largely untapped storytelling potential of immersive projection mapping, mini or otherwise.
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Like other emerging markets, the world's women constitute a group that is both underrepresented in the global economy and the source of significant untapped potential.
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However, in a region where maritime boundaries are often poorly established, the move into new, untapped territory carries the risk of inflaming tensions between neighbours.
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There are also untapped revenue sources to exploit, like in-app and on-bike advertising, plus reselling user travel information to retailers and the like.
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Closer ties, Mr. Trudeau says, would release untapped prosperity at home and promote Canadian values like good governance and the rule of law in China.
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But the fact that only 7% of seniors today currently own a smart speaker illustrates the huge untapped opportunity for device makers to find success.
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China is highly tempting in that regard because with a population of 1.4 billion, it is one of the biggest untapped markets for the company.
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Within its review the West African nation investigated how BSGR obtained rights to the Simandou deposit, the world's largest untapped iron ore reserves, in 2008.
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Proponents long argued that operators besides Pemex are needed to reverse more than a decade of declining crude output and unlock potential in untapped deposits.
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Many Asian markets have low insurance penetration, which Fitch believes will provide solid business growth potential - including the relatively untapped Indonesian, Chinese and Indian markets.
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But "Unfinished" leaves this potential mostly untapped and the Met very much in its comfort zone, with older art in a hermetically sealed Eurocentric bubble.
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Vast petroleum reserves and untapped production allowed the kingdom to play an outsize role as swing producer, filling or draining the global system at will.
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Mr. Stillman, who has also adapted the book into a forthcoming feature film, said he chose "Lady Susan" because it felt fresh and relatively untapped.
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"What leaves breath analysis as an open arena — a huge untapped market opportunity — is that its science has been proven, unlike Theranos," Yim told me.
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Over the next year or two as headsets come to market, it's VR/AR software and infrastructure that will likely create the most untapped value.
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Even in an industry constantly searching for untapped sources of inspiration, the now-19833-year-old Dautheville is an unlikely muse for a fashion collection.
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Ms. Horne added that she is able to pose the "big questions," which are usually reserved for advanced courses, and identify students with untapped potential.
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"It's a great example of what can de done when we start to reimagine waste as an untapped source," Arthur Kay, the company's founder, said.
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Plus, a good chunk of the money untapped next year will be made by venture capitalists and their investors or limited partners (like Lance Armstrong).
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And most of that potential is untapped: The state gets only 3 percent of its electricity from solar and just under 18 percent from wind.
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Combine this with the fact that half of Pennsylvania's black population lives in Philadelphia, and it becomes clear where there is concentrated, untapped political power.
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Even as a City Council member, Mayor Fulop saw enormous untapped potential for the stretch of Newark Avenue surrounding the busy Grove Street PATH station.
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The new law is expected to facilitate foreign oil and gas exploration, including untapped shale production and provide more tax incentives, the Sonatrach source said.
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The firm notes that although more women have been entering the U.S. workforce and contributing growth to the nation's GDP, women remain an untapped resource.
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Her raw, untapped power seemed too great for Lucasfilm to all of a sudden introduce a new lineage seven films into the "Star Wars" franchise.
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"We thought there was a candidate pool out there that was untapped," said Warren Christie, JetBlue's senior vice president of safety, security and air operations.
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South Africa's "undeniable economic potential" remains mostly untapped, and the economy faces three immediate hurdles, the report by IMF mission lead Ana Lucia Coronel stated.
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The company is in a tight race with other oil and gas explorers in the region to develop the Mediterranean's huge untapped fossil fuel reserves.
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Since then the moustachoied businessman has focused on a more fan-friendly approach, developing previously untapped digital strategies and building marketing and social media platforms.
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They could also find an untapped pool of candidates that would meet their hiring criteria but hadn't considered them because of the need to relocate.
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But the potential of strategic retreat remains largely untapped, even though sea level rise threatens to inundate 4 million to 13 million Americans this century.
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"The regional market is an attractive one, full of untapped growth potential," Alex Bellamy, Chief Development Officer at Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp, said in a statement.
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On its face, the Bernie Sanders campaign appears to suggest the existence of substantial untapped demand for left-wing ideological primary challenges in the Democratic Party.
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Together, R29 and Macy's are searching the country for stories that explore this connection between style and the season, as told by unique, yet-untapped voices.
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In its review, the West African nation investigated how BSGR obtained the rights to the Simandou deposit, the world's largest untapped iron ore reserves, in 2008.
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City managers need to identify untapped resources or infrastructure in need of reinvention and then make it easy to partner and collaborate with the private sector.
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"Indonesia represents an untapped opportunity for us and serves as a natural expansion of our regional footprint in Southeast Asia," Neoh said in a press statement.
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Lack of security and infrastructure has meant mine reserves in Afghanistan remain largely untapped, and up to 10,000 deposits are estimated to be outside government control.
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China's rural areas present huge growth potential for e-commerce in the near-future, and represent one of the last untapped market areas for Chinese companies.
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One target would be Chile's neighbour, Bolivia, which is reckoned to have some of the biggest but still largely untapped deposits of lithium in the world.
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The problem for prospective entrants is that if they do find an untapped niche, consultants and analysts expect other automakers to rush to fill it themselves.
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Russia has more than $8 trillion worth of untapped oil and gas, but it needs sophisticated technology and services from Western countries to actually extract it.
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The only player base left untapped right now is Android, which is, of course, the largest on the planet due to the number of Android smartphones.
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Australian authorities have also refused so far to allow BP to explore the Great Australian Bight, an untapped basin off the southern coast, amid environment protests.
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The untapped skills and knowledge unleashed in a makerspace now have the potential to become part of the creative economy of the city as a whole.
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Japan, home to a large, wealthy population and attracting record numbers of foreign tourists, is seen by operators as one of the great untapped casino markets.
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This is something of a coup for a company originally from Ukraine, pulling off an acquisition in one of the world's last huge, relatively untapped regions.
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The space represents some of the last remaining untapped real estate for advertising as Facebook works to keep up its constant growth without smothering its users.
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Each stock Lebenthal plans to add to or swap from his portfolio will have meaningful events in the coming months that could potentially reveal untapped value.
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Still, there is undoubtedly huge untapped potential in the market given its size and under-served population, said Jacques Nel at research group NKC African Economics.
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The findings suggest that Montenegro "sits in the 'sweet spot' of untapped potential in the eastern Adriatic," Energean Chief Executive Mathios Rigas said in a statement.
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"There is some fatigue on Batman and Superman, but there's such a deep vault of superheroes and villains that have been untapped with DC," Bagby said.
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Volkswagen Group of America CEO Scott Keogh thinks there is an untapped market potential for compact pickups aimed at those who live in an urban environment.
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But, true to her art and philosophy, Kendler designed the garden first for pollinators — creating the art, in a sense, for an untapped, non-human audience.
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Explains Office 365 General Manager Bryan Goode, Microsoft believes that addressing the needs of shift workers with a software platform like StaffHub is an untapped market.
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Within its review the West African nation investigated how BSGR obtained the rights to the Simandou deposit, the world's largest untapped iron ore reserves, in 2008.
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They're stories of hitting the Wall and, after digging deep down into some previously untapped well of strength, smashing through on the road to finisher's glory.
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But the company quickly regrouped and pulled out of all other business segments, seeing untapped potential with consumers who run — both for leisure and for competition.
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The world's largest untapped oil and gas reserves are in the Russian Arctic, and the company that has the contracts to drill them is Exxon Mobil.
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Additionally, the Roth IRA generally must remain untapped for at least five years after the conversion for you to take advantage of completely tax-free withdrawals.
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The country has tried to attract foreign investment into its vast untapped hydrocarbon and mineral resources but a lack infrastructure and slow bureaucracy have limited development.
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In new markets like India, Ant's partner, payment group PayTM, is also grappling with fickle consumers, while making inroads in a giant and largely untapped market.
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P&G and Unilever "see black men as an untapped grooming target that is willing to buy products made for him on his own," she said.
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Clinton and her team saw untapped potential in the 1003 million Hispanics who would be eligible to vote in 2016, a 26 percent increase since 2012.
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Home24, one of its newer challengers, announced a stock market listing on Friday and is pushing into Brazil, as yet untapped by its much bigger rival.
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The exit of IFC, an arm of the World Bank, is the latest setback for the project to develop the world's biggest untapped iron ore reserves.
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Works by other artists seem to propose hair as an untapped renewable resource, exploring how it can be employed to create something both beautiful and functional.
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Even during his turbulent adolescence, that landed him in a young offender's facility, his father was constantly uplifting him, seeing the untapped potential in his son.
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You can't just use the images of people of color to profit from an untapped demographic; you need to actually support the people you are representing.
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And unlike equity markets in the West, there are generations-worth of untapped private capital waiting to go public and a world hungry for stable yields.
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According to Untapped Cities, the Gaslight Cafe was a coffeehouse and music venue located at 116 MacDougal Street (the building now houses a craft cocktail bar).
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Donald Trump has promised to unleash an energy revolution by extracting billions of dollars in untapped fossil fuels and gutting incentives to invest in renewable energy.
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The park used to be 30 percent larger until hundreds of square miles were surrendered over untapped gold, timber, and mineral resources between 3193 and 1937.
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Or maybe it was the sheer magic of the refrain, as if the words themselves contained an untapped power to elevate the consciousness: Zendaya is Meechee.
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Even Carson, the retired neurosurgeon who dropped out of the race in March, has more cash on hand, with about $1.7 million in untapped campaign funds.
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The state is looking to triple mining's contribution to gross domestic product by 2030 by focusing on untapped reserves of bauxite, phosphate, gold, copper and uranium.
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But now managers are trained to react quickly when a growing disaster overwhelms existing plans, and have begun to see citizens as an untapped emergency force.
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With a population of 1.3 billion people and a rising middle class with an unquenchable thirst for sports, China is a "spectacular" untapped market, Messick said.
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Enhanced security goes beyond Gwadar and across Baluchistan, an arid, sparsely populated province bordering Iran and Afghanistan which sits on substantial deposits of untapped natural gas.
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The law is of particular interest to investors because of Egypt's potential gold production, with much of the country's gold untapped because of restrictive commercial terms.
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The comments suggest a potential untapped market for and , whose hometowns Mattis visited this week on a West Coast swing, and other large companies like , and .
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In the United States, so-called sharing economy companies depend on untapped labor and capital: You've got a decent car, a phone, and you need money?
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Some of Locally Grown's channels already host original content—like the interview series 305 Late—and Baldwin and Bernard believe there is untapped opportunity all around.
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Jiang Lizhang, president of Spanish soccer club Granada CF told CNBC on Wednesday that China's sports market is huge and that many opportunities are still untapped.
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There's an enormous untapped potential in the community, Rebik added: Of 85,000 Latinos eligible to participate in the 2016 caucuses, only 1,500 to 3,000 turned out.
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Latinos are among the nation's fastest growing ethnic groups, and, because of lower voter turnout levels in the past, represent a potential pool of previously untapped voters.
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The first countries to adopt the next generation of wireless communications will experience "disproportionate gains," as 5G brings an "era of untapped economic potential", the report said.
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According to his campaign website, Akufo-Addo has promised to improve the economy by overseeing the mining of untapped bauxite deposits and building an integrated aluminum industry.
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Additionally, "recruiters are specifically seeking out women truckers [because] there's a perception that women are safer, more dependable, and that there's an untapped labor market," says Balay.
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A virtually untapped market in the world of streaming, country fans are loyal, spend more than fans in other genres, and, perhaps most importantly, already trust Pandora.
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But given his talent, his point of view, it still feels like there's some untapped artistic potential, new heights he could reach if that's what he wanted.
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Recently, the subject of North Korea's large untapped gold deposits came up on a conference call between Randazza, Anglin, and Randazza's partner, Jay Wolman, who is Jewish.
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The buzz: Take this one with a large grain of salt, but he's arguing that there's a wholly untapped opening on the high end of the market.
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Africa's largest economy has largely untapped deposits of minerals including gold, tin and zinc but some 80 percent of mining is carried out on an artisanal basis.
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In a trend cycle that's heavy on the sportswear, I was surprised to find that vintage Dior tracksuits seemed like an untapped goldmine, at least on eBay.
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From our first conversations on untapped market opportunities and business models in eSports, I knew that you were (and still are) an incredibly intelligent and accomplished individual.
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"The disconnect could correspond to millions of potential peer reviewers who are untapped," study co-author Ludovic Trinquart, who is now based at Boston University, told Vox.
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Much of that largely sits untapped, but those who are able to bring it to order can reap the rewards by gaining better insights into their organizations.
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According to this theory, the limited time and energy of a campaign is better spent mining untapped black voters than trying to win back wavering white ones.
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Given the untapped potential in the 9,000 generic drugs (ie, those which no longer have patent protection) found in America alone, this could be just the beginning.
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More than two years into Macri's term, the country's dormant gold, silver, lithium and copper reserves — some discovered more than half a century ago — remain mostly untapped.
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A few companies, however, have figured out a competitive advantage through a relatively untapped source of talent: military veterans — and the idea is starting to catch on.
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It can bring more people to the platform, make better-performing ads that can command higher rates, or find untapped potential in subsidiaries like Instagram and WhatsApp.
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India is a huge smartphone market with over 400 million users, but the country's population of 1.3 billion means that there's still a lot of untapped potential.
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JP: I think we see it more as an untapped revenue stream — one that has more unstable revenue streams that are recurring and of a predictable nature.
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With this GIF Six-Pack, we're starting new with a completely untapped batch of creative GIF-makers whose work has never been featured on this column before.
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Rogers said Apeel creates more opportunities for produce to be grown in untapped areas, like Peru, that have lower land values and labor costs than, say, California.
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Yes, there is wealth to be had: Russian, British, and American geologists have found that Afghanistan has enormous untapped mineral resources, valued at $1 to $3 trillion.
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This is a gross underutilization of a vast pool of untapped talent and energy — resources that could be used to build communities across the nation and abroad.
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This is an untapped, attractive market, and once the salary cap levels off there won't be too many other suitors able to pull off the same pitch.
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While traditionally there has not been a strong coffee culture in the Ivory Coast, new coffee shops are opening around Abidjan, hoping to capture the untapped market.
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This matters because the widening gap between "superstar" cities and the places left behind by economic transformation is creating a troubling panorama of untapped potential and frustration.
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In a book partly dedicated to the theme of untapped potential, it's unfortunate but fitting that Hicks's natural talent could have been augmented by some hearty editing.
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ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Chevron, and PTT Exploration and Production are among foreign oil companies with stakes in Natuna, which holds one of the world's largest untapped gas reserves.
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Think of a huge pool of labor supply that remains untapped while people who should know better keep pushing for interest rate hikes because of labor shortages.
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Here are three things (outside of tax policy) the incoming Trump administration should do to capitalize on this untapped potential: First, support ag energy programs that work.
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The division is targeting entrepreneurs and rich families in core countries such as Germany, Italy, Britain and Spain as well as largely untapped markets in eastern Europe.
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Jonas Valanciunas might still be deemed superfluous given the other centers on the roster, and at 20183 and with some theoretical untapped upside could have a market.
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The Central Saint Martins graduate Tina Gorjanc believes that advances in tissue-engineering technology could create a highly lucrative and hitherto untapped niche within the luxury market.
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The challenge now, Spiesshofer said, is redirecting ABB's resources toward untapped areas such as cities in China's west where he is seeking more partnerships with local companies.
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Ms. Tsvetanova, who went on to earn a bachelor's degree in industrial management and a master's in engineering, knew that she had stumbled onto an untapped opportunity.
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"There is still room for employment-population ratios to grow: These are largely untapped segments of the labor force," said Ms. Wilson at the Economic Policy Institute.
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Senegal's offshore blocks hold some of the largest untapped reserves of natural gas in the world and are set to propel economic growth from early next decade.
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In this environment, the most risky or economically marginal projects are being cancelled, leaving billions of barrels of untapped resources "stranded" as long as weak prices persist.
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China, which defines itself as a 'near-Arctic state', has an ambition to gain greater access to untapped resources and faster trade through the Northern Sea Route.
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Black men may be more likely than black women to stay home or cast a vote for the GOP — but represent more untapped potential for individual candidates.
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The census, the activists say, is one of the best tools available to help capture that multiplicity, secure better resources and funding and harness untapped political power.
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"There's a growing cadre of companies that look at people with disabilities as an untapped talent pool," says Carol Glazer, CEO of the National Organization on Disability.
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Quickly realizing the untapped opportunity to reap big returns by investing in second and third-tier markets, co-founders Savage, Case and Donn Davis formalized the strategy.
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That longer-term outlook is what makes Lemonis especially confident in his company's future, particularly considering the yet-untapped parts of the camping and outdoor retail market.
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The country has tried to attract foreign investment in its untapped hydrocarbon and mineral resources and in tourism, but poor infrastructure and slow bureaucracy have limited development.
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"It's also important to note that there are so many untapped gamers that Facebook doesn't have to rival Twitch to be successful," wrote Nir in an email.
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The sheer number of people and different groups in South Asia means there's a huge, untapped opportunity to do biological and genetic research there, Dr. Reich said.
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But the frustration that comes from people who find themselves slipping down the economic gradient is one of the most powerful untapped resources in American politics today.
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Over the past few years, we can verify that young philanthropists and patrons are key to arts and culture sustainability and are a virtually untapped donor population.
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Atlanta's support for its homegrown talent can also be seen at widely successful monthly events like Live on Edgewood, 3 Shades of Soul, and R&B Untapped.
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"The college admissions process shouldn't serve as a roadblock to opportunity, but should serve as a gateway to unlocking untapped potential of students," he said in a statement.
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As Democrats consider how to claw their way back to power, or at least relevance, they have to take a hard look at an untapped resource: young people.
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That being said, Broward County's numerous shortcomings are unexpectedly, and paradoxically, some of the primary driving forces behind one of its greatest untapped secrets: its hardcore/punk scene.
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Liberty will now seek to exploit what Mr Carey called F1's "multiple untapped opportunities", in the hope of sending its annual revenues well above the current $1.8bn.
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I'd leave the sessions and walk to the J train feeling energized, empowered by this previously untapped, lucrative ability I had to provide sexual satisfaction while fully clothed.
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Instagram hasn't said much publicly about its ambitions in the space, but it's become increasingly clear that the company sees shopping as a massive — and relatively untapped — opportunity.
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The region's untapped resource wealth could be worth as much as $1 trillion, according to a 2011 leaked cable from the U.S. embassy in Manila released by Wikileaks.
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E-commerce startups founded in Indonesia or targeting it as an untapped market are growing exponentially, something reflected in increased interest in startup fundraising within the archipelago nation.
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In the age of companies developing in-house solutions instead of relying on outsourcing, the untapped logistics market also gives rise to the growth in Indonesian e-commerce.
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It's simple, they're able to allocate a part of their portfolio to it, and that scope for portfolio based infrastructure financing is very large, and is largely untapped.
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All of this suggests Amazon sees TV advertising as a growing source of untapped revenue for its business as it continues to expand further into traditional media distribution.
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The Vaca Muerta shale formation in Patagonia is one of the largest reserves of unconventional hydrocarbons on the planet, though much of its oil and gas remains untapped.
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And then it sinks in that this is a teenaged girl who's being taught that her great untapped potential is whipping her hair around to turn men on.
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It's had HomeKit for a few years—though the potential remains woefully untapped—and iOS 10 got a new Home app for controlling HomeKit stuff, powered by Siri.
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There is still enormous, untapped market opportunity for FanDuel, and we will continue to execute our strategy to grow our business and further expand the fantasy sports industry.
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Hydrogen has untapped energy potential without the downside of the carbon emissions from natural gas and coal, although it is not expected to be commercialised until the 2030s.
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Its main markets are now only at home and in Brazil, and it offers untapped potential in Italy, where it faces no competition from any nationwide cable operators.
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Along with this year's release of social app Miitomo, Pokémon Go is showing Nintendo the massive untapped potential of the mobile market, something it has avoided for years.
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The administration defended the cuts, telling reporters Monday the money would come from untapped leftover funds and wouldn't affect operations at CHIP or in other health care areas.
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If LWCF is reauthorized, spending on land acquisition could still be zeroed out by Congress in future years — the collected revenues would just sit untapped in the fund.
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It would be a shame to leave the Caribbean out almost entirely on a quirk of statistics, which does not accurately portray the region's needs and untapped potential.
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The region could get a further boost if programs such as Hurricane Energy's Lancaster project, which targets fractured basement rock formations, open up deeper, untapped layers of rock.
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"For longer term, I think we like what we're seeing because there's still a pretty big growth story in China — that's still a pretty untapped potential," Leung said.
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Mr. Neistat hopes to bring that idea of authenticity to a news and media environment to draw in a younger audience largely untapped by the cable news network.
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Fuller, who got to know members of the team's production crew through his work with Burrell's dunk squad, felt that the Bay Area market had untapped mascot potential.
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Now, casinos, states and—more recently—sports leagues themselves are seeing sports betting legalization as a way to pull from that previously untapped pool of underground gambling money.
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Describing the rapidly warming region as a land of "opportunity and abundance," Mr. Pompeo cited its untapped reserves of oil, gas, uranium, gold, fish, and rare earth minerals.
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While all of this is being sorted out, Events DC has started a marketing campaign that includes a social media push and a local microbrew called RFK Untapped.
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The product range is set to include a tea and a protein-heavy energy drink, in the hopes of capitalizing on what they say is an untapped market.
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He and his colleagues had been focused on gathering the genetic information of different organisms—mostly apples and grapes—and thought that cannabis studies were an untapped area.
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"Just imagine all the untapped potential," Lia Neal, an American swimmer of African and Chinese descent who has won bronze and silver Olympic medals, said in an interview.
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"Today the mews provide a nice break from the street grid," said Michelle Young, a professor of architecture at Columbia University and the founder-editor of Untapped Cities.
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Ms. Szold founded Hadassah, or the Women's Zionist Organization of America, which raises money for community organizations and health initiatives in Israel, according to the website Untapped Cities.
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To span the gap, the US must expand and extend the pipeline for computer and IT workers into largely untapped sectors of the population: women and underrepresented minorities.
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Trilobites When the ancestors of Darwin's finches arrived on the Galápagos two million years ago, they gained access to a world of new morsels, untapped by other animals.
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Montenegro, a candidate for European Union membership, produces no oil, but initial data has indicated it might have enough untapped reserves to cover its oil and gas needs.
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But everyday people have an untapped multimillion-dollar advocacy opportunity staring them in the face each pay period: workplace retirement plans that haven't added socially responsible investment funds.
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Mobile proximity payments are set to grow the fastest, with an increase in contactless penetration and familiarity combined with a wide untapped addressable base giving it a boost.
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He also sees Damon's Hypersport (and planned subsequent models) as the first motorcycles that can sell to an existing but largely untapped e-moto market segment: Tesla owners.
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The high band, which historically hasn't seen much use, has an enormous amount of untapped bandwidth available; the fastest 5G services use the high band's "millimeter wave" range.
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I felt like I had interacted with all the different stations to the best of my ability and had no more untapped relaxation to exert out of myself.
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Best Buy is shifting from just selling health care devices to now focusing on tech-enable senior care, an "untapped white space opportunity in healthcare," the firm said.
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"Best Buy is at the edge of a significant, untapped white space opportunity in healthcare," Morgan Stanley's equity analyst Simeon Gutman said in a note to clients Monday.
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I knew we were replete with untapped intuitive and psychic forces which we must utilize if we were to survive, forces that Western society had programmed us to disregard.
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With Nest under its wing, Google will have an easier time incorporating Google Assistant into Nest's products, cornering an untapped portion of the market for voice-assisted smart devices.
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Cowen reiterated its outperform rating on Amazon shares due to the growing size of the Prime membership service and the large untapped opportunities in the clothing and grocery markets.
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Mondo's success with The Last of Us made it clear there's an untapped audience of ardent fans that would happily pay up for treasured reminders of their favorite hobby.
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Increasingly, energy companies were looking to new frontiers like Russia, which has more than $8.2 trillion in untapped oil and gas, according to Bloomberg, particularly in the icy Arctic.
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In his America First Energy Plan, Trump promised to "unleash America's $50 trillion in untapped shale, oil, and natural gas reserves, plus hundreds of years in clean coal reserves."
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The biggest issue is that it limits what users can access, violating net neutrality, and some critics say it's just an effort to mine valuable data from untapped communities.
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Launching your business in a relatively untapped market means access to a huge block of potential users without the limitations of operating in a saturated space against many competitors.
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According to Tech Crunch, though, Warby Parker's Snapchat sale isn't only good for the brand, it's good for other retailers, who may now see Snapchat as an untapped resource.
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Boosting what he calls Russia's still untapped tourism potential is one of a series of targets mentioned in an economic stimulus package that President Vladimir Putin announced last year.
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The flexible pricing and near-instant (in video processing terms) results seem like something that will drive adoption fairly quick, given the huge volumes of untapped video out there.
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If Amazon wants to gobble up some of the untapped markets around the world, mainly in Asia and Africa, it will first have to solve the internet connectivity issue.
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There's already a booming industry around satellite internet, with key players like SpaceX investing heavily in the space to become the new internet service providers of an untapped market.
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Donald Trump on Thursday reiterated his promise to roll back regulations and unleash "a treasure trove of untapped energy" in the United States, but economists seriously doubt his numbers.
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The president could immediately put a halt to drilling and mining on public lands and waters, which contain at least half of all the untapped carbon left in America.
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"Nerves are highly responsive to electrical stimulation, and capitalizing on this with clever techniques represents a largely untapped potential strategy to treat stroke and other neurological disorders," Hays said.
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His Mars and his Pluto are both hanging out in his 19603th house but kind of hidden, so I can't even imagine what the untapped rage actually looks like.
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But this love of camel milk isn't part of just another health food trend — it's a clever way to, quite literally, milk a huge untapped resource in the country.
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It's hardly an untapped space, but bringing the most instantly recognizable name in guitars to the table should give Fender a leg up, in spite of a late start.
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The untapped potential of India's e-commerce market has led to a roughly $5 billion investment from Amazon and a $16 billion bet from Walmart into local player Flipkart.
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"The post 2020 Renewable Energy Directive has a key role to play to unlock the potential of corporate renewable PPAs, which remains largely untapped in Europe," the firms said.
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Seeing the tables turn in its favor in India, Apple is getting creative with developing a local presence, taking aim at what could well be its greatest untapped opportunity.
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I don't know that many multi-billion startups out of Portland, other than Nike… A: there's actually a lot of untapped tech talent in Portland, specific even to fintech.
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"It's a great example of what can be done when we start to reimagine waste as an untapped resource," said bio-bean founder Arthur Kay in a press release.
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It may be years before the new compound comes to market, but its discovery, published in the journal Nature, points to the value of an untapped resource for antibiotics.
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The Untapped $140 Trillion Innovation For Jobs Market At this size, tailoring better ways for people to earn their livelihood would be the single largest market in the world.
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Though they went about recruiting women quite differently, both the Army and the Navy saw in American women an untapped resource for improving America's odds for winning the war.
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In a press release, Exante, which calls itself a "next generation investment company," said it would work with the AIFC to develop the ex-Soviet nation's untapped cryptocurrency market.
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All of the hype has obscured the fact that these projects are businesses, and that this nascent "space race" is fundamentally about anticipating the untapped resources of outer space.
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The Thabametsi and Khanyisa consortia will add more than 850 megawatts (MW) of coal-fired production to the national grid in a country which has huge untapped coal resources.
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The TOR area, which will be auctioned off in four pieces, is considered a rare prize, as it is already known to hold billions of barrels of untapped crude.
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The screenplays, which were obviously promising enough for studio heads to buy them, seemed like a vast, untapped resource in an industry where intellectual property is the chief currency.
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We will spend a day with leaders from the Trump administration and Congress, discussing all the ways to unleash the stifled, untapped potential of our country's neglected entrepreneur class.
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But Otis experiences a spike in relevancy when popular bad girl Maeve capitalizes on his untapped skills as a psychologist's son and turns him into the school's sex guru.
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Ross also noted that Saudi Arabia has vast, untapped mineral reserves with an estimated value of $1.3 trillion — more than the individual economies of most of the world's nations.
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His long-held role as an irreverent purveyor of robust, raucous house records remains intact, yet the album introduces shades of his character hitherto untapped—or at least underappreciated.
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The European Union's finance ministers are set to discuss today a proposal for using an untapped bailout fund worth 410 billion euros to prevent a potential sovereign debt crisis.
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He began selling friends on the untapped potential of the tech market in El Paso, with a job environment far more accommodating than in a place like New York.
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It is possible to critique the commercial exploitation of a previously untapped market, as Aaron Rose, a transgender diversity consultant for clients including Columbia University and McKinsey & Company, said.
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The partnership will give Amazon access to the thousands of restaurant customers using Olo's software, potentially opening up a huge untapped market for Amazon Restaurants, its food delivery service.
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It proved to be a galvanizing moment for Ms. Janah, who called the intellect of the poorest people in the world "the biggest untapped resource" in the global economy.
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So, to the presidential candidates coming to Los Angeles for the final Democratic debate of 2019, now is your chance to make an impression on an untapped voting bloc.
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Numerous oil and gas producers are discovering large quantities of new, untapped oil in the Permian oilfields, making it something of a hot spot for the U.S. energy industry.
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The United States Geological Survey has estimated that the 1002 Area could contain up to 12 billion barrels of oil, making it potentially North America's largest untapped petroleum reserve.
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The United States probably didn't need to reduce budget deficits the way it did between 2013 and 2016, now that we know how much untapped growth potential there was.
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They also called on banks to apply more stringent rules for hydro projects and to increase funding for other renewable energy sources, whose potential in the region remains untapped.
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The strategist said the "untapped potential is huge" for big data and AI computing as only 0.5 percent to 1 percent of data generated so far has been analyzed.
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Lawson told the "Mad Money" host that the partnership will allow Twilio's clients to reach previously untapped customers who use WhatsApp "as their primary messaging application" over traditional SMS.
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The paper found that social isolation, which dramatically increases with age, puts them at risk not only from scammers but from companies that see them as an untapped market.
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Many of those relationships were built on Hong Kong's trusted position as a relatively safe place to access China — the world's second-largest economy with much untapped business opportunities.
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So the president is considering keeping troops in the country so that they can blaze the way to the country's untapped natural resources and give America a big fat payday.
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While planet Earth's limited stock of natural resources is rapidly being depleted, asteroid miners see a solution in the vast quantities of untapped water, minerals and metals in outer space.
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The 2011 Rosneft deal gave Exxon access to Russia's vast, untapped oil and gas reserves in exchange for some of Exxon's global assets and teaching its new partners to frack.
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With digital representing far less than five percent of advertising spend in Southeast Asia — and below one percent in some places — there's plenty of untapped potential from a business standpoint.
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Through programs like The Last Mile and other proactive approaches to teaching tech skills to former prisoners, the tech industry could gain access to untapped talent while also tackling diversity.
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Sport can be a key and often untapped way to empower girls and women, although they are underrepresented and underpaid compared with men, the U.N. agency said in its announcement.
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Your suggestion is that a strategy of "mining untapped black voters" may have turned white voters away from the charismatic, African-American Mr Gillum, causing him to lose the race.
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Greetings also seems to be borrowing a little from Surgeon Simulator and Thirty Flights of Loving, both of which are (in my opinion) untapped sources of inspiration for independent developers.
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But "Run Riot" and "Love And Affection" had untapped radio potential, and Steve Clark's largest contribution to the songwriting, "Gods of War," is a hearty heavy metal ode to pacifism.
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But research suggests that a solution to Cape Town's looming crisis — quadrillions of liters of fresh water — may be sitting practically beneath the city's feet, and it's going entirely untapped.
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According to Greene, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services enterprise software only serve 5 percent of the IT market, which means Google sees enterprise software as a rather untapped market.
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"I believe there is a huge untapped potential in the Norwegian economy with the highly skilled industrial sectors serving the oil industry once applied to other consumer sectors," said Brand.
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He wants the app to become both a way to journal your stream of consciousness and a tool to help writers of all kinds find an untapped source of inspiration.
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The addition of habitat exchanges is poised to unleash the untapped potential of America's working lands – its farms, ranches and forests – to reverse habitat loss and stop the extinction crisis.
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Dloti resigned after clashing with the board over his acquisition-fuelled expansion across Africa, while Standard Bank accused him of neglecting the vast, largely untapped lower-income market at home.
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"What we see here is an untapped medium with a truly captive audience that is buckled in and looking to engage," said Sinclair Executive Chairman David Smith in a statement.
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The results of both rounds were widely seen as a disappointment, as no private firms placed bids for fields that are known to hold billions of barrels of untapped crude.
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Far from boasting about how well it is run, it instead emphasises the advantages of scale—which it has so far squandered—to imply that it has vast untapped potential.
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We desperately need academics like sociologists and anthropologists influencing American public policy on issues like poverty, yet when they are in an outer-left orbit, their wisdom often goes untapped.
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The shift points to Asia Pacific's fast-growing — but as yet, largely untapped — travel market, according to Mastercard's senior vice president of data and services for Asia Pacific, Rupert Naylor.
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Still, huge potential remains untapped in China, since internet penetration is only 52 percent compared with 88.5 percent in the United States, a report by the Boston Consulting Group notes.
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Some researchers are trying to mine the untapped potential of those noncooperative soil bacteria, devising new kinds of growth chambers that might allow unstudied species to thrive in the lab.
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Dan Mintz, the CEO of Valiant's parent company, DMG Entertainment, said he sees Valiant as "one of the top untapped IPs right now," with great potential for a cinematic universe.
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After quitting its bid for A5-A, Statoil has no further assets in Mozambique, which is in the throes of a debt crisis but has large untapped natural gas reserves.
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A team of researchers is now adding some historical context this alarming trend by drawing on an untapped source of intel: U.S. military vessel logs from the early 20th century.
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Until these companies are willing to invest in Africa, the continent represents a massive untapped pool of esports talent that will stop at nothing to play on an international level.
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"I've spent my entire life in business, looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world," Trump said in his victory speech two years ago.
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Why it matters: Uber sees a huge untapped market in the roughly 4 million people who skip or delay health care visits every year because they don't have reliable transportation.
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Specifically it says it's using anonymised behavioral data-mining to algorithmically predict untapped demand for events that don't yet exist — and then serving them up as an own brand event.
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But with a readership of over 100 million women every month and 300 percent revenue growth for this year, Brit + Co is catering to an untapped — and extremely profitable — audience.
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Some scoffed when former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras pinned hopes of an economic recovery on crude during Greece's darkest days of austerity, claiming that the country had ample untapped reserves.
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But if it really were driving his support, we'd want signs of a large, untapped anti-trade constituency in the Democratic primary electorate that exists independent of Sanders's exit polling.
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Plus, revamping this show to be about a Latina family offers a subtly powerful twist on the idea of those without traditional political power having untapped reserves of raw power.
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Many South Korean manufacturers struggling with high labor costs and slowing growth in Asia's fourth-largest economy say North Korea's much cheaper workers and untapped resources represent an unmissable opportunity.
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Any opportunity for coherence and synergy in the delivery of development finance should be welcomed, from the perspective of nations in need, companies with untapped potential and the U.S. taxpayer.
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A great deal of this funding surrounds the idea that there is more untapped potential in the sleep economy than existing players in the space have been able to imagine.
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He forecasts Amazon's advertising business to reach $30 billion in revenue by 2020, as it still has a lot of untapped opportunities within search and other platforms like Fire TV.
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"We believe Coach's extensive experience in opening and operating specialty retail stores globally, and brand building in international markets, can unlock Kate Spade's largely untapped global growth potential," he added.
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How frustrating it must be to have all that untapped potential, waiting to be unleashed, only to be let down by an uncomfortable set of earphones that keep slipping out.
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He says this will result in huge economic gains: an estimated $30 billion in wages for American workers, driven by $50 trillion in untapped shale, oil, natural gas, and coal.
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Katzenberg and his investors, which also include Fox, Viacom, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate and MGM, are banking on an untapped audience that craves high-quality content designed for smartphones and tablets.
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Calling it a breakthrough in an earlier untapped region, PetroChina Co Ltd in late 2018 struck sizeable oil and gas flows in exploration well Zhongqiu-1 in the Tarim basin.
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Rio Tinto has fired two senior executives after an internal investigation into US$10.5 million (£8.5 million) in payments linked to the world's biggest untapped iron ore deposit in Guinea.
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Some investors said the start-ups have the potential to capture a relatively untapped multibillion-dollar market, one that is also being eyed by tech behemoths like Google, Amazon and Uber.
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If a show's success can be measured by the number of happily shrieking children in the audience, then "Untapped!" was a big hit on Friday night at the New Victory Theater.
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"In many ways we look at the human rights situation around the world and we see a still untapped opportunity for technology to help," Smith told reporters in Geneva via videolink.
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The sinking took place on Sunday near the Reed Bank, the site of untapped gas deposits that an international arbitration court in 2016 ruled the Philippines had sovereign rights to exploit.
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In its Resilient Cities Index report, Savills highlighted several cities that were still relatively untapped, despite being the most likely to see economic growth amid global disruption in the coming decades.
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I've talked with transit riders in both cities to understand their needs, and I'm now working with our team to conceptualize how our solution might best address the untapped carpooling market.
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For me, the one bit of respite from Dota 2 was in the fact it wasn't available to play on mobile devices, which Valve has evidently decided is an untapped opportunity.
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But there were murmurs, too, especially back home in Mexico, that Vela was leaving his potential untapped, that he had more to give, that he was squandering some of his gifts.
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Temperatures in the Arctic are rising at twice the rate of the rest of the globe, and melting ice has opened vast untapped oil and gas reserves to potential commercial exploitation.
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EXIM said the Mozambique LNG project would begin to develop the Rovuma Basin, one of he world's most extensive untapped reserves of natural gas, with a major impact on Mozambique's economy.
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Starbucks said the move to license out would help it "unlock untapped potential" for growth, adding it would close a support center in Amsterdam and consolidate its European headquarters in London.
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If she began to feel the Bern and post about the candidate in earnest, perhaps an untapped fan base could be motivated to turn out for a Democratic socialist from Vermont.
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This ability to think beyond traditional uses of cloud computing resources shows a level of creativity that suggests there could be other untapped markets for AWS that we haven't yet imagined.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia and Egypt have signed agreements to specify maritime borders, a cabinet statement said on Saturday, allowing both countries to benefit from maritime zones that were previously untapped.
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From hand-designed graphic prints and precious jewellery, to functional home decor, here's the most interesting and beautiful design offerings we've #curated from the land of untapped talent, just for you.
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Optimism is also high for progress on the Tavan Tolgoi (TT) mine, one of the world's biggest untapped coking and thermal coal deposits, which also experienced difficulties under the DM's rule.
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We start doing what we do best: collaborating and sharing, at an unprecedented scale — a significant untapped potential for sharing is unlocked on a whole new level, creating value for all.
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It's an untapped perk of the experience—horror and comedy both benefit immensely from being viewed in a theater because they play for reactions, which are amplified in a group watch.
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Entities like AT&T also see digital advertising as a lucrative and untapped market it can uniquely compete in, thanks to the troves of user data it's collected over the years.
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Now, a startup believes it has cracked the code, and has raised a large round of funding that underscores its success so far and what it believes is untapped future demand.
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The company is also getting access to an untapped pool of data scientists in Ireland's academic institutions along with sales talent and the ability to build a strong presence in Ireland.
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That, according to Negrón-Muntaner, manifests the untapped creativity and resourcefulness of people who were forced out of the job market (Puerto Rico's unemployment rate is 8.8% as of March 2019).
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But, emboldened by a thawing of relations on the Korean peninsula and attracted by its promise of cheap labor and untapped growth, Hyundai is again preparing to return to North Korea.
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Multinationals eager to explore Colombia's largely untapped mineral reserves have struggled to get projects off the ground amid a rash of legal, environmental, security and community relations problems in recent years.
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This era of American history should be a source of inspiration, challenging for game makers to finally start exploring a largely untapped period, and enlightening and educating players in the process.
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The breakout star of the show—Captain Raymond Holt, the father figure—is portrayed by Andre Braugher, formerly of Homicide: Life on the Street, who revealed an untapped talent for comedy.
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In a January confirmation hearing, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao stressed the importance of private investment in U.S. infrastructure and argued that institutional investors remain a largely untapped source of substantial investment.
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While nickel exports are already one of Communist-run Cuba's main foreign currency earners, the cash-strapped country has untapped potential in other mineral deposits, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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On the flip side, Mexico's fintech industry has everything VCs daydream about: large untapped markets, highly scalable models, startups with solid traction, successful references around the world and multiple exit scenarios.
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Surging gas demand from China and Southeast Asia is reassuring export project developers sitting on huge untapped gas discoveries across the globe that the market cycle is finally beginning to turn.
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Now that several states have legalized the use of marijuana for some recreational and medicinal purposes, a big untapped market is emerging for cannabis to be used as a building tool.
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The sale — made famous years later by author Peter Schweizer and an epic New York Times exposé in 2015 — turned over a large swath of America's untapped uranium deposits to Russia.
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"Africa is largely an untapped market so it makes sense for them to try to get the next set of billion users by investing in the infrastructure themselves," he tells CNN.
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Tempting as that may be — Iran is the last large, untapped emerging market — most of the country's publicly traded companies are owned or controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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Sports gambling represents untapped ground for many Sports gambling has taken off in recent years after the US Supreme Court's decision to lift the federal ban on it in May 2018.
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"The ocean is the biggest renewable resource that we have and it's completely untapped, and it has to change," said Inna Braverman, co-founder of Tel Aviv-based Eco Wave Power.
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He built a fortune as head of Chesapeake Energy, whose embrace of new production techniques unlocked previously untapped deposits and helped wean the United States from ever-increasing dependence on imports.
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"I wanted to go photograph them while they were there to photograph," said Thomas E. Rinaldi on his July 221 walking tour of neon in Greenwich Village organized by Untapped Cities.
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A desire to return to his hometown and stake his claim on the beverage industry led him to see untapped potential in his mother's recently purchased 20-acre former horse farm.
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As for India, the world's second-largest internet market, it's considered an untapped jewel, and Netflix and Amazon's video streaming service are going after viewers with series geared to that market.
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After 22 years trading bonds on Wall Street, Mr. Scialla founded the company in 2700, having identified an untapped market at the intersection of real estate and the booming wellness movement.
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He blamed the deluge of migrants on the human smugglers, or coyotes, who are increasingly exploiting this stretch of the Rio Grande as a comparatively untapped path into the United States.
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We continue to move toward more energy independence and cleaner energy, with advances in battery storage for solar and wind power and a vast untapped capacity to generate electricity from both.
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Although the American market is largely untapped, Mr. Testa's recent buyers included a returning expatriate who spent 282 years in the United States and a professional American couple retiring in Umhlanga.
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As podcast makers look to expand their audience — just under a quarter of Americans have listened to a podcast in the past month — they're turning to a previously untapped demographic: children.
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But one thing is clear: they're an untapped well of political power, and Democrats and Trump alike are trying to figure out how to capture their attention — and eventually their votes.
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"There is an untapped segment of travelers who haven't used Airbnb because they don't like surprises, but now, they may be open to booking a stay through the site," he said.
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Nationwide, "the fact that we brought 2800 million more veteran voters to the polls in 2000 compared to 22012 indicates there was a lot of untapped potential out there," Carey says.
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"There are untapped resources in the city and we need to tap them and the city needs to tap them," said Mr. Harvey, who added there's money to made in Detroit.
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Before Liberty Media bought a controlling stake in the Formula One Group in January, the incoming American owners made much of the sport's untapped digital potential, despite its kilobytes of material.
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Analysts expect Bolt to use its war-chest to expand operations in untapped markets, particularly in the developing world, as well as to eat into those controlled by its bigger rivals.
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EPERNAY, France — Producers from the world's most exclusive wine region fear that the spread of the coronavirus could stifle business opportunities in Asia, a massive and largely untapped market for Champagne.
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A significant Oscars box-office bump depends on how long a movie has been in theaters and "how much untapped audience" there still is for a nominated movie, according to Dergarabedian.
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At a time when the unemployment rate is low and businesses are struggling to find qualified talent, employers can't afford to continue shutting out this untapped talent pool of able workers.
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The S&P 500 hit a two-week high on Monday, helped by strong earnings, while a flurry of acquisitions indicated corporate America continues to see untapped value in the market.
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The moon is passé; at an outpost, fast food chains flash familiar neon signs, while the ungovernable far side is a wild west of untapped resources fought over by space pirates.
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When liberal politicians — who are motivated by the need to gather funds through taxes in order to support their constituencies — see an untapped source of revenue, they want to attack it.
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While there's no question that Westworld's leadership has made a host of mistakes, this inherently flawed experiment is among the most fascinating, and relatively untapped, oversights to be introduced on the show.
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In the past, Cook has spoken about the untapped opportunities in India, arguing that India is currently where China was seven to ten years ago in terms of network and market economics.
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If their ads are any indication, the brands I'm seeing on Instagram are attempting to change the narrative around men's makeup and open up that corner of untapped market that men represent.
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Cryptojacking, which exploded in popularity this fall, has an ostensibly worthy goal: Use an untapped resource to create an alternative revenue stream for games or media sites, and reduce reliance on ads.
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Formula One sees China and the United States as comparatively untapped markets and has already announced plans for a race in Miami in addition to the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - North American investors seeking to do good as well as make financial returns could be overlooking an untapped opportunity on their own doorstep - indigenous entrepreneurs.
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