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But it does indicate a mental process that religious ideas of a judgmental, omniscient god would be able to tap into.

Luxury goods companies seem to be betting on both scenarios, as well as trying new approaches to tap the rising class of consumers.

There has been a similar tail-off in international companies seeking to tap investors in London.

The movie seems to tap into a general sentimentality about animals.

The young fellow set the animal down on the doormat between them and then reached out a finger to tap the envelope she was still holding.

How much would it cost to tap the guarantees?

The U. S. is only beginning to develop projects to tap strong wind currents blowing along the Atlantic Coast.

Regaining that edge and repositioning the company to tap into growing markets promises to be a difficult transition.

Second, Rakuten is trying to tap new markets with its "shopping mall" strategy.

What I am trying to get across here is. . . Mom has lots of knowledge and lots experience for you to tap into and to honor.

Surprise in the eyes of the people, the master took out his pocket a small hammer to tap the ball towards iron, iron ball did not move.

Wedged beside him, Shao- Shao laughed and sang, teasing his father by trying to tap the keyboard when, he wasn't looking.

We're trying to tap into a natural pathway involved in this kind of biology.

This fund should be kept in safe and easy-to-tap assets. Laddering certificates of deposit out six months is one way.

You announce that you're going to tap a colorless creature, a red creature, and a green-and-white creature to help pay for it.

But it's less symptomatic of India's ambition to unleash cutting-edge innovation, he says, as much as its desire to tap into a new market.

It is hoped the Source scheme will be rolled out nationwide, with EV users able to tap into a network of charging points across the country.

But fund managers are optimistic for the future, with a host of new products expected to try to tap into a market recovery.

Esu, I just wanted to tell you: I remember you, and what happened. I'm a bit in fear to tap into all this again.

he enquired in a furiously sarcastic e-mail that was so long it must have taken half the day to tap out on his BlackBerry.

That appeared to kill the idea that Greece may not be able to tap bond markets for much-needed cash.

Organizations like the National Security Agency justify their budget on their being able to tap into people.

Others are trying to spread technical and planning skills more broadly among their development staff and to tap game players for ideas.

For some time, there is no reason for the meditation, trying to tap something deep.

Building a simple customized administrative client enables you to tap this information and forward alerts to your monitoring solution.

As for a wishlist, I wish there was an API to tap into the statistics.

You'll rest more easily if you know you don't need to tap your stocks and stock funds when they are down in order to meet expenses.

Among the strategies, he says, is to tap into a social norm to create consensus. This can move people to model their behavior on others.

PLM vendors are trying to tap into cloud delivery by introducing focused applications or product.

The well then could be temporarily abandoned until BP was ready to tap its oil and gas.

Instead, they'll be able to tap into the open government data layer and create custom applications with it on their own time.

Congratulations! You're now a manager. It's up to you to figure out how to tap into and harness the talent around you.

Locally incorporated subsidiaries of foreign banks are now being allowed to tap this market, though the proceeds must be for domestic use.

You must be able to tap into the brain power of many other people if you want to accomplish worthwhile goals.

The Irish government points out that its expenditure is fully funded until the middle of 2011, so it has no need to tap bond markets yet.

Death is a rare booming market in stagnant Japan and Teramura's new venture is just one example of how businessmen are trying to tap it.

But others think the shares are unlikely to be fully subscribed and that Ecopetrol will have to tap international investors next year.

The idea is to tap into the more than $250 billion a year that immigrants and migrant workers send to relatives and friends back home.

Elsewhere in Asia, manufacturers are trying to tap regional demand.

People's Music Store is hoping to tap into the Long Tail and enable music fans to create thousands of unique music stores.

The researcher gave subjects a list of popular songs like "Happy Birthday" and asked them to tap those songs out on a table.

Several firms are getting ready to tap into this underserved market.

US banks suffering the effects of the global credit squeeze have been able to tap desperately needed capital.

This year, I invite you to tap into the financial wisdom of our elders along with me, and become financially wiser.

We might try to tap biofuels, but only in forms that do not compete with food supplies or with precious environmental assets.

Once, if you wanted to borrow money, you had either to visit a bank or to tap a rich friend or relative.

To understand the American slang, you really have to tap into the whole culture.

When investors were last so nervous about the credit of the euro-zone's periphery, in March, countries were still able to tap bond markets.

Granted, the bail-out will allow Greece to avoid having to tap the markets for about a year.

The bottom layer is mostly made up of savings banks that are either too small or too weak to tap longer-term funds.

So one of the best ways to tap into "effortless creation" is simply to slow down. Eat more slowly, write more slowly, and email more slowly.

The narratives vary from the personal to the collective, but individual memories are often used to tap into universal themes.

Adonis said the government was keen to tap expertise from SNCF and Japan as it planned a high-speed network for the UK.

Muslim-owned consumer-goods companies are also beginning to tap the Muslim market in the West.

He said that the current China and US economic cooperation and trade are developing rapidly and still have a great potential to tap.

Receivables Exchange aims to make it much easier for a company to tap the cash locked in its receivables.

Nippon Steel Corp. , Japan's largest producer of the metal, returned to a first-quarter profit after boosting output to tap demand in Asia.

His solution is to tap into ideas developed by the company's research centres in the key markets and its 100, 000 Chinese employees.

Nevertheless, this one appears to tap into a real enough sentiment.

Raising funds in yuan means being able to tap wealthy Chinese investors and state-backed institutions like China's national pension fund.

Supply has also been gutsy: a handful of shipbuilders are all seeking to tap the markets within a few months of each other.

The technology must be developed to tap the heat, to make a steam engine that's forever.

Already, some are trying to tap their heavy-oil reserves.

Because of that development, political campaigns in 2008 are able to tap a previously unreachable Long Tail of voters (or potential voters).

With the app integrated with the iTunes Store, people will be able to tap on a song they hear on the radio and buy it through iTunes.

Such remittances are important, says Dilip Ratha of the World Bank, but it is not enough to tap the income of migrants abroad.

First, this will be your opportunity to tap the collective wisdom of the class as you prepare your project.

Ms. Olay, 66, is trying to tap into that passion to ensure that the Austen Society, formed in 1979, endures.

"We feel very confident in our ability, if we were to choose, to tap into lines of credit and the debt markets as well, " Hooper said.

At that rate I knew that the maple trees that I love to tap each spring for syrup would not survive for my children.

It may face a hostile reception by lawmakers if it tries to tap the second half of its promised $700 billion.

Get ready to tap the night away in the Charleston Tap Shoe!

Microsoft wants to tap in to this connected community, but it's paying a huge price for a business that isn't even profitable.

You'll shed a kilo quicker than at any other time, as your body will be forced to tap into your fat reserves for energy.

It's a slick, fast automobile, in line with Tesla's (TSLA) strategy to tap into a niche market-luxury electric vehicles.

"Previous studies have tried to tap into this circuitry to help victims of spinal cord injury, " he added.

A good banker is able to tap the resources within the organization to assist his clients.

The deal is one of several such tie-ups as foreign private equity groups seek to tap into the fast-growing Chinese market.

It's crucial, said Jack, to tap into the interests, likes and dislikes of that invisible crowd.

We're trying to tap into the huge Asian market.

This provides many opportunities for a transformation extension author to tap into and contribute to the overall transformation.

The Beijing Games have been a boon for marketers in China seeking to tap the growing middle class's national pride and interest in sports.

The Internet has allowed campaigns to tap into the Long Tail of politics for fundraising and organizing.

A direct-mail strategy is in the works, and the company continues to tap celebrities to promote the use of sunglasses.

In America the consequences of this credit crunch are being mitigated, at least for large firms, by the ability to tap the bond market.

He allegedly used that illegal access to tap into a wire, hack into MIT's network, and then access Jstor's library.

But it is the emphasis on middle-age women that has allowed the network to tap into a much-ignored talent pool.

This book will teach you the scientific way to tap the realm of Infinite Power within you, enabling you to get what you really want in life.

CNPC will finance and build the 69km pipeline, to tap into a new Russian export system being built from east Siberia to the Pacific Ocean.

Indian outbound investment, meanwhile, is still looking to tap into Britain's research and design capabilities.

So if toilet-to-tap has such a sparkling safety record, why haven't more communities bought in?

The blacksmith's wife was about to tap the wicker husband on the shoulder, but his arms were wrapped round the ugly girl.

Before long, investors and portfolio managers began to tap the world's premiermath, science, and engineering schools for talent.

Brazilian financial chiefs are known to tap their temples and say that HSBC is, in their considered view, nuts.

Since man is able to tap such resources as oil and metals, why can't he develop and harness other energy resources?

Few banks over the past year have been able to tap investors for more capital.

Until now, foreign firms have only been able to tap China's consumers when they use their Chinese bank cards overseas.

Perhaps I shall even use it to tap a jaunty tune on Cyrus's tombstone.

It now has the land type Island and has the ability to tap to add {U} to its controller's mana pool.

But to tap this flow effectively, every country, company and individual needs to be constantly growing their talents.

Hubbard, at least initially, doesn't plan to sell the decision briefs but to use them to tap into faculty research.

Nazi officials recruited so-called educated dogs from all over Germany and trained them to tap out signals using their paws.

What to make of the rash of Chinese property developers queuing up to tap the country's tepid capital markets?

Yahoo! 's corporate research unit, like others, has hit upon a strategy to tap into fresh ideas and young talent at universities.

UPS customers increasingly asked to tap into this expertise, which ultimately led to the formation of UPS Supply Chain Solutions.

A number of bases inside the US have begun to tap into renewable fuel sources including wind and solar energy.

Last year, the company decided to expand the capacity of its landfill gas power plant, aiming to tap into the increasing amounts of trash.

We have to tap the power of science to save those resources that are scarce.

Many Americans are unable to tap any form of credit, fear they will be laid off from their jobs and are hunkering down, paying off debt.

Beijing's investment and aid to African countries aims to tap both natural resources and a growing middle class.

Now, ask the patient to tap the distal joint of his thumb with the tip of his index finger as rapidly as possible.

He appealed to the member states to tap their potential to boost cooperation mainly in the areas of energy, transport and high technologies.

In the case of energy, we may invite solutions to tap solar energy, wind energy, hydropower and other sectors.

Analysts say it would be far better to allow local governments to tap bond markets directly.

"We do expect that going forward there would be greater potential for us to tap into this client base as they seek to invest globally. "

He tried to tap me for a tip.

In addition to these domestic enthusiasts, Western governments have also been able to tap overseas savings.

He said "there was much less need for Asia to tap global credit markets than 10 or 20 years ago" .

So people that are interested - and I'm hoping it will be a growing number of people - will have the ability to tap into what we're doing.

Powell also said he was voting for Obama because of Senator McCain's decision to tap Governor Palin as his running mate.

It's now up to the TV companies to tap into this huge and lucrative market.

Some of the new bank lending lately, they add, is because stressed borrowers are being forced to tap their credit lines.

It is no coincidence that Kaplan, a for-profit college, has signed a controversial agreement to tap the state's glut of students.

This little robot was somehow able to tap into something deeply social within us.

like these terminals don't have to tap out characters one at a time.

This will finance an effort to tap into rich but barely accessible reserves below the ocean off the Brazilian coast .

If the country requires help, it will join Greece and Ireland as the third member of the European Union to tap its neighbors for a bailout.

He tried to tap me for the latest news.

With banks around the world pressured to shrink their balance sheets, companies and governments need to tap other markets to raise funds.

To tap into the cause of school bus safety, Professor Wang Jingbo believes, one needs an historical perspective.

The retreat of the polar ice cap is making the region easier to work in, and there is thought to be lots of oil and gas to tap.

Certainly, being able to tap China's flush banks for trade financing is a draw.

Developers are keen to tap the equity market for funds as they face rising land prices and growing restrictions on bank financing.

Use of environmental-friendly materials and promotion of cycling package can be implemented to tap the wisdom of its design.

This provides a way to tap into the tacit knowledge that exists in companies, especially ones that have many different divisions or offices.

The rational utilization of heat energy is an important work for plant to tap potential, save energy and increase efficiency.

To try to tap into this rapidly expanding market, foreign banks tend to focus on four main areas of the country.

However, he remains focused on his overall objective of developing a conveyor belt of talent for Reds boss Kenny Dalglish to tap into.

Some in the alliance also hope to tap the money available to curb greenhouse-gas emissions.

My recommendation for you is to tap into that knowledge and use that part you need.

The IMF connection, however, made Asian nations reluctant to tap even the limited resources of the Chiang Mai scheme.

Fannie Mae said it is losing money so fast it may have to tap government cash to avoid shutting down.

Because of her , tens of thousands of kids including yours truly were set to tap classes .

Meanwhile, Invesco is hoping to use its international expertise and connections to tap overseas demand for domestic Chinese shares.

the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth. Lo. Lee. Ta.

Goals tend to tap the deeper resources and draw the best out of life.

Mr Talabani is still almost certain to tap Mr Maliki as prime minister, giving him 30 days to form a government.

A formal drought declaration could come in early April. It would allow the state to tap federal dollars.

In other cases, it means looking for ways to tap the stimulus money now being doled out across the globe.

Japanese businesses from restaurants and resorts, to pharmaceuticals providers and sake brewers look to tap into Chinese growth.

And for young men from the countryside, buying a truck to tap into that sector is a big step up the economic ladder.

Now you need only to tap the podium lightly with your baton to get their attention and give the downbeat .

Foreign issuers have not been rushing to tap the market largely because the renminbi cannot be freely converted.

One attempt to tap into Shangri-La's mystique lies in the far north of Yunnan province, high in the mountains.

Mr. Abbassian said poorer countries will at some point have to tap the international markets for foodstuffs.

Small-business owners are discovering an upside to the economic downturn: a deeper pool of talent to tap through internship programs.

Local governments have long had to tap other sources of income to supplement their meager share of the country's taxes.

Rickety mother always held on to me, happy with both feet on the ground step by step forward to tap.

Nevertheless, many experts believe that real potential exists to tap into islands of savant intelligence.

Finally make research on related policies of land-use potential, put forward effective ways and measures to tap the potential and transform.

Usually recreational, but explore ways to tap this interest with an academic slant.

The change in investment policy may help them meet this funding need and allow them to tap up Chinese investors for the cash.

Though you feel tired and worn, you have not even begun to tap into the depth of your resources.

So to tap the latent power of teaching and to reform the out-dated teaching models and approaches are essential and urgent.

Facebook's former employees say that their tenure provided them a fantastic network of contacts to tap into.

He must have been completely lost in something he was reading because I had to tap on the windshield to get his attention.

Demand for business education is enormous, and business schools from across the world are rushing to tap it.

India will be the next big advertising market to tap into, that is if the numbers are to be believed.

And then he saw a familiar silhouette in the window's dim square and watched as the black shadow of a hand rose to tap the pane.

Sometimes people notice, as when Mr Bush claimed limitless leeway to tap phones and detain suspected terrorists. But sometimes they don't.

Beijing apm is an ideal stage for international retailers looking to tap the growing China market.

A number of Western firms are busily setting up standalone Web sites meant to tap into China's vast and growing online culture.

To build their case, the prosecutors ordered police to tap operatives' telephones and seize documents from intelligence service archives.

Buying the asset management business would enable Mr Li to tap into the vast riches of Asia's fast-growing upper and middle classes.

Other American entertainment companies, notably Universal Studios, are racing to tap into China's consumer economy.

Until now, the multiple exchange-rate system has allowed the military to tap Burma's growing gas revenues, with little accountability.

Google Inc. wants Internet users to tap into smart electricity meters with new software that will help them save money and the environment.

But I hope the book shows that everybody has it in them to tap into their animal side.

Countries are also competing to tap the sea's energy resources and exploit its fish stocks.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new federal regulation making it easier for law enforcement to tap Internet phone calls is being challenged in court.

But individual and professional investors continue to plow money into the bond market, giving companies a constant source of funds to tap.

Beijing conducted its own considerable pump-priming, and there are indications it may now be more inclined to tap on the brakes.

But an interesting and important element of Instant is its ability to tap into the location of the user.

"It would be a mistake if we didn't help our companies to tap into China's rapidly growing consumer market. "

It also highlights how western companies are seeking to tap into the boom in the Arabian Gulf, fuelled by record oil prices.

The second is setting up a company in a tax haven to tap its favourable tax-treaty network.

Take Shenhua Energy, the coal miner that plans to tap the mainland markets for $6bn and then buy assets from its parent group.

Vampire bats can literally smell blood with heat sensitive nose-pits, which help them locate|the most profitable blood vessels to tap into.

when , in despair , she had ceased to tap . she saw him stir , then lift his face blindly.

Ever anxious to tap the potentially huge audiences in the world's most populous nation, Broadway and the West End have been out here before.

I look forward to in the broader compass of their potential to tap into the knowledge learned into practice.

The company's decision to tap the capital markets at end of 2010 and in the first half of 2011 looks smart.

High-rollers, meanwhile, also found it more difficult to tap credit as the global financial crisis worsened.

It works best when the direction the organization should take is unclear, and the leader needs to tap the collective wisdom of the group.

Now, reports Gong Yidong, the drug giants are moving in to tap the talent and take advantage of lower costs.

In the Rust Belt, steel makers are building new mills to meet the demand for pipes needed to tap shale discoveries.

Web 2. 0 tries to tap the power of humans connected electronically through its new ways at looking at social collaboration.

Allowing them to tap the credit line may be a shrewd precautionary measure.

The new, Indian-born dean of Harvard Business School ruled out opening campuses in Asia to tap huge demand from students in the region.

Furthermore, companies wishing to tap the lucrative Chinese market had extra incentive to sponsor the games.

Four Asian issuers Monday announced plans to tap the international bond market in the coming days to repay debt or boost capital.

Following Blackstone's lead, big buy-out firms continue to tap the public markets for fresh capital.

A stimulated recall session was administered to tap participants' perceptions of recasts.

They must retool to tap more sophisticated export niches or reorient themselves to sell to the domestic market.

At the same time, it allows organizations to tap into the unused processing power of all the computers in a network.

Rational AppScan Developer Edition is the first product to tap into the enormous potential of combining the different analysis techniques.

Thus they have developed C-test as a modification of cloze tests to to tap learners' language proficiency.

RING : To tap an item; to check for cracks; the testing of a grinding wheel.

China has been the biggest issuer this month, but countries such as Poland and Hungary have been able to tap markets.

We support the NAM in its efforts to tap its potential and invigorate itself through reform.

The move is a sign of trend by major music companies to tap into the indie music sector's growing importance.

The tap-to-tap time, hot metal consumption, scrap consumption and oxygen consumption can be reduced by using sublance system.

General Motors is among several global auto companies hoping to tap the potential of emerging markets like India.

Working with the WTO, we also will seek to tap the resources and experiences of national export credit agencies.

To drive sales, Mr. Cuban plans to tap all his online followers.

The percentage of standard taphole arose from 83% to 100% after the taphole clay was used to tap holes of blast furnace.

Birds Eye aims to tap into the massive latent growth potential for frozen fish and vegetables in Turkey.

If they do, however, oil consuming countries may need to tap their strategic reserves. And that includes China.

Chi-Med also has an overseas retail business, which hopes to tap growing demand for Asian health and beauty products.

In this way they forge the sense of certainty that guides them to tap into their true potential.

A simple way to tap that unused capacity is to experiment with starting your laps with the "wrong" hand.

of us haven't begun to tap our own potential for happiness.

To tap that, Apple would have to design an iPhone just for China Mobile's network.

China's growing supply of university graduates is a talent pool that global corporations are eager to tap.

Apple has also included support for OpenCL, a technology that makes it easier to tap this extra computing power.

Companies until recently have been reluctant to tap credit lines.

This discriminatory policy forces private firms to tap the "shadow banking system. "

We put aside the competition is to force large enough vocabulary to tap Baidu keyword.

This led to the discovery of Shamanism and the urge to tap into my basic instincts.

The system gives everyone a chance to tap one's potential to the full.

While the findings have not been published, this study could prompt psychologists to explore ways to tap into people's belief in good luck.

Yet, he admits competition is growing, as rivals seek to tap an increasingly attractive source of cheap and abundant finance.

The exams are designed to tap a student's understanding of basic marketing terminology and concepts.

The hot water heat exchanger respectively connects to tap water pipe and heat insulating water tank.

But Sony's software is improving: The latest e-book Reader allows users to tap Google Books and local libraries.

Companies have moved production and sourcing overseas to cut costs and to tap demand in faster expanding markets.

Somalis have hardly begun to tap the value of their animals.

i like to tap the word, dont ask me to do it. that's just for the talking, for your to figure out.

The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is generally seen as the de-facto protocol to tap into the world of telecom.

In the first year or so of Web business, most of the action has revolved around efforts to tap the consumer market.

Speakers agreed that agriculture needs to tap into funds available for climate change.

Unsurprisingly, foreign investment houses are keen to tap into this rich seam of business.

Therefore, we should not only concern the surface of the problem it is more important is to tap it with the real underlying causes of harm.

To shore up their finances, some firms will have to tap capital markets, while others may turn to the government for help.

But is the executive format the only way to tap into this potential market?

Ford is still seeking a $9 billion line of credit from the government, though it adds it may not need to tap it.

To have that kind of power, we need to tap into the source of power, the Holy Spirit.

One does not have to be blind or deaf to tap into the brain's mysterious and extraordinary power to learn, adapt and grow.

You will have an opportunity to tap into our resources to further your education and gain valuable experience, including paid study time.

Scientific globalisation allows us to tap into genius wherever it may be.