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Roeding said the app taps into the passionate mindset of those who want to do good but can't always afford to make donations.

As a capable and competent woman, She taps into Her omnipotent power to change into a handsome man or beautiful queen to help those in need.

Mr Inhofe's prediction of thousands of lost jobs taps into a well of scepticism about emissions trading schemes.

But the deal taps into a widely-held perception that the crisis has accelerated a pre-existing trend for financial power to shift eastwards.

A cute summer to fall outfit, this ensemble taps into a few different fall trends.

This design taps into our desire to help others feel better.

The system Dr Newman and Mr Convers have developed taps into hundreds of seismic monitoring stations around the world.

The move taps into a slow but growing trend of Japanese companies embracing English.

Web-to-print taps into a latent need and promises to win over new customer groups.

Ms. Danes also earned her Emmy. She taps into the scary, even repulsive, intensity of madness and still makes Carrie a likable figure.

But critics have pointed out that the movie taps into universal themes of youthful innocence and discovery.

He taps into the air phone with his modem and searches the net andthe library of congress, no answer.

Role play taps into interpersonal intelligence, as does playing on the playground, or working collaboratively on a project.

They are most often found on asteroids, where they metabolize minerals through an intricate root system that taps into the rock.

The movement taps into the marketing budgets of international companies at two levels.

"We feel music just taps into this kind of pre-cognitive archaic part of ourselves, " he says.

The freedom of choice taps into the intrinsic passion of learning within students.

If Eve taps into the line and intercepts the key, she disturbs the photons when she measures their polarisation.

First, it taps into the anxiety that the people running our major institutions are just not that competent.

Decision-making taps into the same energy reserves as self-control.

As such, it taps into growth in both trade and the increasing participation of SMEs in the economy.

The basis of students' motivation is whether what they are learning taps into their interests.

It also, however, taps into the national current of unease about the country and its future, an unease that is, alas, all too justified.

The yield was lower than the 5% interest rate Greece pays when it taps into the EU support package.

"The IAT bypasses a large part of conscious cognition and taps into something we're not aware of and can't easily control, " Banaji says.

A flexible business taps into their changing needs.

He has developed the technology for an online job-search engine that taps into social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

This taps into your brains memory banks.

The former taps into such issues as critical data verification, rail transit travel characteristics and sensitivity analyses;

Drip pricing taps into the endowment effect, because customers feel that they have already made the decision to purchase;

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