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He tapped into a negatively charged belief about what it means to miss out on something or not get enough.

The Blue School, consciously or not, tapped into one of New York's great and frustrating economic paradoxes.

"Obviously he's tapped into a pretty pervasive emotion, " said Jonathan Berent, author of the upcoming book "Work Makes Me Nervous. "

It tapped into a contemporary counter-culture removed from the sleek, sophisticated marketing of the beauty-product firms.

Since the late 1980s, such features in magazines and newspapers have tapped into a prurient fascination with wealth.

The more people you know and the more people who know you can be tapped into that hidden job market.

So they tapped into their desire to protect the environment, and started a campaign to recycle aluminum cans to pay for the ceremony.

It was the film that contained a grisly, chest-bursting centrepiece that tapped into the fears of the age.

This formation is in part man-made: farmers drilling for water in 1916 tapped into a hydrothermal aquifer that flooded the area.

But they have also tapped into a broader communications web enabling the working class throughout China to share grievances and strategies.

I tapped into two things, however, with this last bit of arm-flapping.

His book, "Intern Nation" , has tapped into a growing global concern about young people who work for next to nothing.

Many of his pet projects were criticized during the campaign, which tapped into frustration over persistent poverty and unemployment.

Precisely because the internet has made information so plentiful, your own team is likely to be full of ideas that should be tapped into.

Mr Fabius has tapped into an uncomfortable popular sentiment that an enlarged Europe is drifting out of France's grasp.

We tapped into that heritage and adapted it for Brazil as a fun-loving, go where you want car.

As one engages with the sparkling fan, one's field is tapped into and records, chi and grid work removed and karma added in its place.

Many companies tapped into the cheap labor of this country to make a fortune.

Sure, there are a lot of great minimalist teachers out there. Many who have tapped into the awesome power of living and thriving with less.

These magazines didn't thrive for so many decades for no reason. They tapped into a deep strain in American culture.

Websites have tapped into these crowd-sourcing techniques to determine the relevance of search results.

Virtually all the rise in non-financial debt since 2000 was among households, as Americans tapped into the rising equity in their homes.

But Mrs. Marotta-Lopriore may be the first to have tapped into this particular niche market.

Apparently, I had tapped into something larger than a few dime-store tiaras.

After you have done this you will have tapped into the power of consistency.

He suspects that the three areas are part of a brain network that his and Mayberg's teams both tapped into.

So it was in Tunisia, as that vendor's act of desperation tapped into the frustration felt throughout the country.

The Republicans, and particularly the Tea Party movement, tapped into this mood.

They had merely tapped into the USB connection, which Microsoft had left open by design.

He tapped into the urban Chinese zeitgeist with his cleverly scripted 'Be There or Be Square' (1998) and 'Cellphone' (2003).

The most common water points are run by local people with hose pipes who have tapped into the occasionalmainmains supplies.

The Troll Platform rises 1200 feet from the ocean floor, and it has tapped into Europe's richest natural gas field.

In the search for wealth, man has tapped into inner resources to reach their goals.

"When I raised the anti-U. S. banner, it tapped into deep emotions among students, " Mr. Kim said.

The researchers tapped into a long-term study that has followed more than 18, 500 children since birth between 2000 and 2002.

But we do know that Singapore will be richer FOR having tapped into its mother cultures, and kept them relevant in a cosmopolitan setting.

Director Michael Grandage observes that, while the play has large political dimensions, Shakespeare has tapped into something more primal.

She tapped into her savings to pay for the car repairs.

Hackers tapped into their accounts in early 2007 and directed that $26, 500 from the credit line be placed in the business account.

It tapped into what we had been already discussing.

In so doing she is separating herself from 144 other creations that have tapped into her through codependent love.

Tapped into the power lines.

Hotchner: So the drugs tapped into the rage but didn't cause it?

Scientists discover that a tomb built in the 6th Dynasty was tapped into nearly 2, 000 years later to house new mummies.