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If you visit someone you always stay for a few drinks. When you have had enough to drink, you tap your cup or put your hand over it.

I understand it's convenient, I understand it's healthy, and I understand you think your tap water tastes like crap.

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

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

Instead, if you tap-and-hold for a few seconds on an area of the screen with no controls, you return to the Home screen.

There was a tap on the van window, which I initially ignored as you get conditioned to do by all the touts and beggars on the streets.

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

While out on the open water why not tap into something that is virtually ubiquitous like the wind around you?

Check off the box at the bottom, click Apply, then tap your CTRL key once. You'll see an animated circle appear around the pointer once.

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.

Simply type in the name of the place that you're interested in and tap on the appropriate item.

A slim, prosperous couple in their sixties, they moved easily: she with a simple precision, he with the odd heel-tap, a bit of dash.

I felt this tap on my shoulder, and I turned around to see this giant girl in a hoodie sweatshirt emerge from the crowd.

When analyzing a trend, I look AT it as though Peter Lynch were doing it. By having heroes, we tap into a tremendous source of raw genius.

While centre forward Thierry Henry rarely scores a tap-in, Pires seems to picking up a poacher's instincts as he gets older.

Firms locating in London can tap into a huge specialist financial workforce drawn from both domestic and foreign sources.

He heard the porch screen door tap shut and felt his wife watching him as he watched the night.

"The tap water had a funny smell, and it seemed like there were all sorts of particles in it, " said the 30-year-old consultant.

Kunming City tap water and call a telephone company, but the operators said they did not know this.

you're going to be drinking pee soon. Recycled wastewater is coming to a tap near you--if it isn't there already.

It isn't that often that he makes me get out of my seat though, he scores more tap ins and headers than most players of his position.

Change pages of applications in TL with your fingers! Tap an empty space on a page and drag it left or right to switch to the next page!

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.

Thus, with an extra tap of a pen, the immediately following pen operation works as if it were performed in normal mode.

He took a step forward just as the tap-tapping blind man passed him by.

But if it's a friend, you could tap a couple of 31 buttons on the remote control, unlock the door and welcome him in.

I had my stick with me, so I gave it a tap to send it round, and, unfortunately, it fell off the stake on to the grass.

It's refreshing, calorie-free, convenient to carry around, tastier than some tap water and a heck of a lot healthier than sugary sodas.

Tap the stylus near the player you wish to control . As you move the stylus this player will follow it around the pitch .

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

How much water can you save by turning the tap off when you brush your teeth?

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.

Then tap with a wooden spoon as you hold them upside down, but keep them close to the bottom of the sink so they don't break.

We suggest you take this guide (and you guy) to bed and tap into the insane pleasure this tiny part of your anatomy can produce.

Talking of a time when he would be long gone, he said he was still tap-dancing to work at the end of his eighth decade.

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

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.

At present, screwdriver and screw tap are hardware which is often used in machining factory.

A magic wand appears in mid-air , and with a tap by the magic wand, a beautiful silk appears between the finger tips of the magician.

She did not know that her Daddy knew how to sing and tap dance.

TAP is a project at the Knowledge Systems Lab of Stanford University, which is trying to address some of these problems.

His first was a fantastic goal, but I don't think you'd expect him to score with a tap-in would you?

He mixed together some tap water, a stool sample from his dog and urine samples from his wife and daughter.

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

Mary pulled her head out of the kitchen window and said, "I'll turn on the tap. When I turn it off, your car will be all right. "

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.

Somehow I knew that this wasn't another tap on the shoulder, that I might be starting something I couldn't stop.

The results of most blind taste tests indicate no difference between the taste of tap water and that of bottled water.

Twenty volunteers tested the system and most found it easy to navigate through icons on the forearm and tap fingers to actuate commands.

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

Although dance is often accompanied by music, it can also be presented independently or provide its own accompaniment (tap dance).

Well why on earth would you allow her to wear tap shoes, here, of all places? They make such a noise.

With a click, they tap into a bold new energy future: a wireless network powered by the sun.

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.

But we came back after Christmas and it was as if someone had turned the tap off.

How much would it cost to tap the guarantees?

Tap the beat-up by the weekend, the heart palpitate looked up , the last strong open our bleary eyes.

From now on Mr Obama will tap Mrs Clinton's financial donors, enlist some of her staff and reach out to her supporters.

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.

It was at this school though that she learnt a great deal from classes in tap, jazz dancing and Gymnastics.

The next step will be to see if the test can predict who will develop Alzheimer's. The spinal tap test appears to be able to do so.

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.

People said he had created a new kind of American dance by mixing modern, tap and ballet in an athletic way.

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

Rock debris is often carried into TAP during rainstorms by water draining the volcano summit around the lake.

When the stampede has passed, someone will give up a tap on the shoulder to let you know you can get up in safety.

They heard her footsteps tap along the bard road as she stepped out to her full pace.

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

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

Dragon Boat Festival, local officials will gather for a retreat to the South, the city invited literati feast, known as the "Tap Liu. "

Nissan can tap suppliers to Renault, a French carmaker with which it shares parts, equity and a chief executive.

Confuse it! Harry said desperately to Ron, and, seizing a tap, he threw it as hard as he could against the wall.

The little old lady herself was arrested on a second heist and found to be equipped with a glass of tap water.

But the written languages of many Asian countries are composed of so many characters that this multi-tap approach will not work.

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

You can even see a street view of a particular address. 1 And you can double-tap or pinch to zoom in and out on a map.

Theres also a Tap Button that makes it easy to set the delay time or modulation speed.

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

One of the many ways to help tap into emotions (and increase attention and memory) is to use the brain's reaction to faces.

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

Millions of songs, thousands of movies and TV shows, and so much more. Browsing and buying are just a tap away.

If the historic tapered pins rise up in their holes and become loose, reseat them with a tap from your tuning hammer.

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.

They're using a technique called virtualization to let workers tap into a much wider range of software.

He had taken the form of a man on stilts, with very long blue and white check trousers and a tap hat.

When blind tests are conducted, the taste buds really don't seem to think that bottled water tastes better than tap water.

The disgraced ref said Inter paid someone to take photographs of him and tap his phone in order to eventually blackmail him.

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.

No coils or seams, only a solid cane that you can tap on the floor or twirl in the air, even hand it to a spectator!

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

Next, go back to the main application screen and tap the little Wifi icon in the bottom center.

Instead, just activate the front camera with a tap, check your image on the display, and shoot.

When I got to my room, I switched on the light, took off my jacket, and drank some water straight from the tap.

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.

The waiter's question seems to offer a choice, but is in fact designed to deny it: tap water, after all, is never on the menu.

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

Libya is sitting on vast oil wealth and can tap into the millions of dollars that Gadhafi stashed away in foreign banks, he said.

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

This was partly because it had an odd typing mechanism where the whole screen moved with each tap on the virtual keyboard.

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

Clearly the man has not the least intention of turning off the tap to save water.

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.

If you tap the space bar twice, i Phone inserts a period at the end of sentences, then capitalizes the next word for you.

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.

If you think the person you are talking about is stingy, tap your left elbow with your right hand.

It's impossible to say hello without smiling. One leads to the other just as a tap causes a knee jerk.

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

Daisy was in the bathroom. She was brushing her teeth and the tap was on. Water was pouring into the washbasin and vanishing down the drain.

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.

With a simple tap you can jump from one wall to the other, knocking obstacles from the air as you do.

His fingers tap a quick , brief rhythm against the page, and he gives her a skeptical expression, but does n't say anything .

The hotel would like to survive to be further tap the potential within the premise and will vigorously carry out an integrated operation.

A great source of new ideas are people that are new to the company. Get new hires together and tap their brainpower and imagination.

In a state of balance you can tap into higher psychic abilities . What we think we shall become . Listen to your intuition ( little voice ).

If I were a drop of water, I am willing to do part of tap water to help people cooking, laundry.

First, some very smart software offers to complete words for you, and, when you tap the wrong letter, figures out what word you intended.

The utility model relates to a screw tap used in the manufacturing of a clip of a bridge prestressing force anchor holder.

In the U. S, the Huawei-designed 'Tap' smart phone for T-Mobile USA, was the best-seller during the 2009 Christmas season.

Some constructs might be unidimensional while others might tap to a number of distinct facets.

Most companies in need of financing can just tap another market. Couldn't the bank loan market pick up the slack?

Given the satisfactory operation of the Tap Facility, there was no need for EFIL to rush into new disposal methods at this stage.

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

Starting today, anybody can tap into the power of CoTweet, as the company just announced a free public beta program.

Tap the potential Cephalostachyum performers, the formation of a few pieces of Cephalostachyum performing team.

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.

My trusty index finger of a stylus is ready to swipe, pinch, double tap and scroll since these are natural gestures.

More often than not its a slight tap of the leash that mean "Look you know better and you have to pay attention. "

Oh, that's nice. Well, why don't you wait for me to eat. Oh, my god, there is water everywhere. You forgot to turn off the tap.

A profound silence prevailed over all and the only thing she could hear was the tap of ivy on the pane.

You tap "OK, " and before you know it, you're staring at 56 pages of fine print on your screen.

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.

Oh, I had done the normal "motherly" things, like making sure my daughter got to ballet and tap and gym lessons.

It was successfully applied to the determination of beverage, tap water and artificial urine and satisfying results were attained.

Moreover, many young firms can tap into a thriving online-advertising market that was but a dream when the dotcom boom turned to bust.

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.

With our new tap you can now watch your pint being poured. So sit back and enjoy, the night is young and like the pint, it's alive inside .

Yes we are, Susan. -. . . the last time we were in front of a tap, but this time, we're in a bathroom.

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

Some people say, a woman's feelings like water need to have process, but once the tap die, it does not leak a drop loss.

When hand washing dishes do not rinse under a running tap. Fill one sink with washing water and the other with rinse water.

If cabinet space too, can tap the wall, made of an embedded storage cabinets.

A set of mould with one module and two cavities was designed through the analysis of the technology of tap of potable water machine.

"They both have to be safe, " Mr. Doss said of bottled water and tap water. "There are just different ways that you get to that goal. "

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

She touched ME - a light tap on my shoulder and one on my upper arm and to my greater surprise, tears rolled from my eyes.

Tax dodgers can tap these funds from afar by using debit and credit cards, although tax authorities are now cracking down on this.

When a woman is upset she will talk emo - tionally to her friends, but an upset man will rebuild a motor or fix a leaking tap.

And Haley Barbour, the governor of Mississippi, was a Washington lobbyist for years and can likely tap into that wealthy network if he runs.

There was no one. It turned out that the noise was from the tap.

do not know if the pressure tap that?

But is plain tap water all that bad? Not at all.

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.

With a mobile phone, you could tap into the information on the Internet and perform transactions anytime and anywhere.

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

Therefore, as students, we ought to turn out the lights the moment we leave, turn off the tap in time, and reuse our textbook and so on.

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

SMS cannot be used to send email messages. Tap the double arrows next to the subject field. FromtheAccount list, select ane- mail account.

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

While the double-tap is certainly simple and easy to master, even for people who can't double click, pinching is what steals the show.

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.

Mary turned to him and scolded him for not having turned off the tap.

After making adjustments, users tap the Done button to return to the front of the main view.

A few are hand-stitched and made from earthy, coarse linen that tap into my "Little House on the Prairie" aesthetic.

She never wastes a drop of her bottled water , but she usually keeps the tap running when she showers or washes her face .

For grinding workpieces of easy to burn and high precision to be requested such as tap gauge etc.

Kia-Ora orange squash was one kind of juvenile luxury that anyone over 50 will remember, but water usually came from the tap.

Turn up the tap , and it abruptly sprays out in a chaotic (but describable) torrent .

With a tap, a slider popped up on the screen, and as it was dragged to the right, the screen lit up evenly with a rather cool light.

In addition, IBM is also helping long-time partners like the United States Tennis Association (USTA) tap into the power of grid computing.

No, there's no white count. She has no CT lesions, no fevers, nothing in her spinal tap. Just tell me.

Bottle which should be washed is to be taken into the machine, and then cleaned by tap water, dried with compressed air and oven.

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

For local results, the address, phone number (tap to call), and ratings are displayed just like with Google.

Robby Ray: Sure is! One of those new microfibres. Totally stain resistant, yet soft, stylish and tap. . .

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

Users tap the familiar Info button in the lower-right corner of the main view to see the back.

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

But nuclear accidents, like terrorist attacks, tap into a deep seam of dread in the public's consciousness.

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

Although most of the flood waters are gone, in most areas it's still not safe to drink tap water and the sewer system has not been fixed.

The plumber screwed up the tap by means of a spanner.

And this kind of behavior must be forbidden that people care nothing for turning off the tap after washing their hands.

The hostess just touched the candle and matches when a tap at the door came from outside.

Fixtures exposed to hood interior (i. E. Tap nozzle ) shall be made of brass with chemically resistant black vinyl coating .

After daybreak, the rumor of a tap with running water sent her stumbling in a panic through the slum's narrow corridors.

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.

Many Britons now phone, bank, travel by Tube, fly out of an airport, run a tap or flush the toilet courtesy of Spanish enterprise.

It sounds to me as if there's a tap running somewhere.

b. The main part of a tap should be made of bronze and brass.

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

If she says, 'The kitchen tap is leaking, let's call a plumber', he hears, 'You're useless, I'll get another man to do it! '

Furthermore, it is not clear to what extent Gardner's intelligences tap personality traits or motor skills rather than mental aptitudes.

Indeed, none of the companies on tap for the bids at the end of the month show any signs of backing away.

The utility model can transfer torque and empty rotation in two ways to solve the old problem of low work efficiency of a tap spanner.

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

Then, if anyone wants to cite, tweet, blog or e-mail a reference to that article, it is always one tap away.

Tap five untapped Wizards you control: Search target player's library for up to five cards and remove them from the game.

And you can switch between calls, merge calls, or add up to five callers with a tap.

The "Magic tap" (found in "Aqualand" of Cadiz, Spain), which appears to float in the sky with an endless supply of water.

The principle can be used to measure free, total and combined chlorine from tap water, sea water, source water and waste water.

Tap online resources to research the companies you'd most like to work for and for positions that you're truly qualified to fill.

I think I'd prefer this Energy Saver Bar which lets you turn off all of the outlets with a tap of your foot.

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

To see all the photos you took in London, for example, tap the Places button, then tap the pin on London.

"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.

And I know I can eliminate most of the limescale deposits and an overdose of chlorine in my tap water by filtering the mains supply at home.

But like millions of Beijingers, Chen soon discovered the tap water was unfit to drink and was a possible health hazard.

Toss Coin will satisfy you when you face such a trouble, tap to toss, your lucky coin will tell you how to do!

Yes, we provide champagne on tap, but that's because we know our clients are discerning enough not to drink us out of business.

Just as the druid can wield peace and somnolence, however, the druid can tap into the fury of nature itself.

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

Bottled spring water is often better for them to drink than regular tap water.

We ought to turn out the lights the moment we leave a room, turn off the tap in time, and reuse our textbook and so on.

Tap water in urban people's life of essential commodities, it should be safe, harmless, and clean, odorless and tasteless, tasty but good.

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

Alchemists, to borrow a phrase from Winston Churchill, were to be on tap, not on top.

Since these individuals couldn't actually afford as much as more affluent Americans, they could now tap into credit to feel just as wealthy.

"That is a tap they would turn up pretty dramatically if we were to launch a military strike, " he said.

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

A committed person will transform pressure into a mission and thus tap into an inexhaustible well of joy and energy.

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

TAP, the airline, ANA, the airport management company, and part of RTP, the public TV network, will all be up for sale.

Roof has leaks. She forgot to turn off the tap and water flooded the kitchen.

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.

Tap the screen to catch as many butterflies as you can in the time limit but, don't catch any bees or you'll bee stung!

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

Wash the area of skin under the cold tap for several minutes. Put a piece of dry clean cloth over the area of the burn.

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

That way your favorite sites are always just a tap away.

He cleaned his fingers as best he could in the cold water from the tap and went back into the other room.

The TAP driver allows the guest operating system to read or write raw Ethernet frames to a virtual Ethernet device (extended to user space).

Suddenly, there was a tap at the door.

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