While Resident Evil 7 taps into more conventional fears — killer insect swarms, lumbering monsters, gratuitous gore, and direct physical threats — much of the horror taps into our primal fears of the unknown.
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The Economist: He taps into the feelings you tap into.
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There's also a jarring psychological tension that Bay taps into.
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Or the fact that it taps into a deeper insecurity.
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Mongillo taps into that dissociation so gracefully it feels effortless.
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It taps into an application by Coinhive, which mines Monero.
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That's because Bungalow taps into the city's underutilized housing inventory.
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"It taps into people's collective guilt about race," Ganz said.
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Testing taps into Americans' love of competition, incentives, and scores.
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Chappelle taps into the little hater inside all of us.
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"It taps into some kind of deep mythology," she said.
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The movie ultimately taps into an even deeper fear, though.
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" "When someone taps into that hurt, it all comes back out.
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Vanzant taps into that market with her speaking engagements and workshops.
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Mr. Robot also really taps into paranoia in the digital age.
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The concept taps into our fear of seeing ourselves, metaphorically speaking.
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Clearly it taps into some stigmas around power, kink, and cleanliness.
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Finally, there's a premium paid service that taps into HR advisors.
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The show taps into more transcendental expressions of oneness, as well.
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It taps into nostalgic design without appearing dated in any way.
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Meanwhile, "desperate" doesn't channel the physical qualities that "thirsty" taps into.
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Advertising that taps into negative sentiment risks alienating people, he said.
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The puzzle taps into a different way of thinking and solving.
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I feel this taps into that in a very powerful way.
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"One Nation really taps into two things," Professor Mols told me.
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The software taps into the front-facing camera to scan your face.
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The collection taps into the superficial, jarring aspects of the man's legacy.
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There are other uses, too, which the GoPro Fusion especially taps into.
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Perpetually handsome gentleman Brandon Flowers taps into his own enraptured vocal drama.
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Memebox taps into the demand for customization to very specific skincare needs.
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Much like pinball, foraging taps into the obsessive, competitive side of chefs.
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But when you're eating dessert, it's different; it really taps into memories.
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But the fascination with alien cover-ups taps into a deeper vein.
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"I think that Bundy taps into everyone's worst, darkest fear," Berlinger said.
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The pure isolation of solo writing taps into different kinds of thoughts.
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Wang is a singular artist, but he taps into a rich tradition.
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Machine learning taps into past examples, and there aren't many for coronavirus.
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Even the fact of plugging the numbers in, however, taps into feelings.
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It taps into that feeling of being the last person on Earth.
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It just taps into all our obsessions, or at least men's obsessions.
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It also taps into the wider social debate about technology and bias.
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Overall, the film transcends when it taps into its own power of representation.
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"Turn It Into Art" taps into the transformative and healing power of creativity.
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In this sense, "Colossal" taps into ongoing conversations about masculinity and gender equality.
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We've seen what happens when authority taps into that sort of nosey neighboring.
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And it taps into nostalgia for those who played Pokémon in the '90s.
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"The Shining" lives on because it taps into something deep in the psyche.
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This is an exciting format that taps into what is driving culture today.
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And I like that he taps into the imagination with songs, with topics.
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It taps into a universal anxiety, and the couple pulls it off brilliantly.
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By its very nature, travel taps into the adventurous side of our personalities.
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Wargroove taps into the same energy, but doesn't just play rose-tinted melodies.
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Europe, on the other hand, almost always taps into its top tour destinations.
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Other brands are creating new merchandise that taps into that love of nostalgia.
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"The Enemy Within," however, eagerly taps into our continuing post-9/11 paranoia.
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Good Trouble taps into social issues without letting these buzzwords consume the show entirely.
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But whichever candidate taps into this voting bloc would be smart to do so.
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The deal taps into potential changes in car ownership and usage — and even employment.
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So he taps into hallucinations — he calls them "manifests" — to heal his wounded psyche.
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Wise argues that the need for baby talk taps into our inbuilt play systems.
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That taps into the sweet spot where TradeIt and TradingView are building their business.
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Lastly, Trump, like Hitler, taps into this sense of humiliation on the global stage.
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Bowl of Heaven taps into two major trends, according to Dalton: health and smoothies.
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The image of a creepy clown is the one that taps into people's fears.
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Or perhaps the particular malaise of underdevelopment he taps into is simply too foreign.
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In many ways, this is the same kind of horror that King taps into.
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It's a biting sentiment—one that taps into America's deep-seated cynicism about politics.
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Sometimes the borehole taps into a section of fractured rock with water coursing through.
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"The fear of death taps into one of our core existential fears," says Bufka.
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Yet Cheer taps into the often-unexplored desire to impress and please your supervisor.
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By incorporating them in her work, Thomas taps into a tradition of commanding womanhood.
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Biggers's current exhibition at Marianne Boesky gallery, Selah, taps into something deeply powerful and ancestral.
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There is an emotional core of FNL that taps into experiences that are near universal.
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She taps into some carnal anger and drops every ounce of her powers on it.
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The third new show taps into the popularity of the gaming genre on YouTube itself.
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Like CowryWise, Piggybank also taps into government bonds to offer better rates to its investors.
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The minor character is definitely insane, and Hamm taps into the reverend's maniacal psyche perfectly.
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The system taps into Microsoft's Windows Mixed Reality ecosystem which has more than 20,000 apps.
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Short videos are also very popular in China and livestreaming commerce taps into that trend.
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Conservative propaganda succeeds because it taps into real fear and a real sense of alienation.
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Thus, it becomes a term that divides people, rather than taps into a common meaning.
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Bryan taps into his old skills in the race against time to save his daughter.
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But with his choice of visual material Mr. Kremer taps into a different expressive register.
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Situated (dangerously) right next door, Forged taps into the current vogue for recreational ax throwing.
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At its best, Auggie taps into some appropriately chilling ideas about the pitfalls of technology.
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Elsewhere Berlin taps into a childhood spell in El Paso and revisits past addresses and upheavals.
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A thought-provoking track that taps into real-life situations many of the youth can face.
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Not only that but Google Assistant also taps into various Google services such as Google Maps.
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The current installation at the Louvre by the artist JR taps into this age-old fascination.
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This tour's theme, "Turn It Into Art," taps into the transformative and healing power of creativity.
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There's no question that Cabana taps into a real social interaction that doesn't quite exist online.
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Our proposal taps into a source of information that would complement vetting procedures already in place.
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While not canonically accurate, the video definitely taps into the game's core sense of slapstick weirdness.
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It's smartly put together and taps into a feeling that is distressingly easy to relate to.
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It Ends with Us taps into the same vein of love as her 2015 winner, Confess.
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I feel very connected to it within myself, and my work usually taps into that abyss.
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Oscar for Business taps into this requirement, which covers roughly 56 percent of the U.S. population.
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But it taps into a growing desire among South Koreans to rearrange their private living spaces.
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To speak those lyrics in the form of a tune taps into the right parietal lobe.
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Because my work taps into the home environment, I wanted a home studio with a daybed.
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The app taps into your phone's GPS services to identify when you're near a participating store.
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The other side plays into fears and taps into emotions, and they show it to you.
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Heartbreak is a drug and this song taps into the ways it can tank your rating.
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This question is a fun one, as it taps into the people that your coworkers admire.
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The new venture taps into SoftBank's advantages in tech and data, and Toyota's vehicle-manufacturing expertise.
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But the platform, by supercharging content that taps into tribal identity, can upset fragile communal balances.
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"Game live-streaming taps into the longstanding pleasure of spectating other people's play," Dr. Taylor said.
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Meghan Herron, a veterinarian and professor working on the initiative, believes YouTube taps into feline hardwiring.
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And Joanne Froggatt — that's Anna Bates of "Downton Abbey" to you — taps into her sinister side.
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"The smaller stores' focus on beauty services is right and taps into consumer demand," Saunders added.
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The reinvigorated brand's slogan "Harte Arbeit, ehrlicher Lohn" ("Hard work, honest reward") taps into this history.
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Yet, at the same time, this is a process that clearly taps into some deep emotions.
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But the review also taps into what became the biggest opposition to the world of Hogwarts.
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This rhetoric is effective in that it vividly taps into the most basic democratic principle: popular sovereignty.
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Joining forces with an activewear line for her first major fashion campaign taps into Jenner's athletic past.
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It taps into a more playful idea of hell, where evil exists on the spectrum you set.
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It helped that Common taps into an exciting sci-fi trope: artificial intelligence and the uncanny valley.
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On the latest episode of her Netflix show, Chelsea Handler taps into the Stranger Things fan frenzy.
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Whatever the outcome, this sequence of events taps into an interesting development for the sport of boxing.
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To me, a gong bath is of particular appeal because it taps into my hippie inner-core.
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PageHabit taps into the fact that book lovers often want to show off what they have read.
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The tactic taps into RussiansΓÇÖ patriotism and makes Putin almost bullet-proof when it comes to scandal.
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It also taps into the best of 40K storytelling, which is that any story can be told.
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The tactic taps into Russians' patriotism and makes Putin almost bullet-proof when it comes to scandal.
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That's the story he's selling, and it taps into all kinds of fantasies about salvation by superhero.
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The pipe taps into a water source that starts as snowmelt in the North Atlantic arctic region.
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Andre taps into a simple kind of perfection here, then lets us crush our heels on it.
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McGILL It taps into that time when your body is grown but you've not yet reached maturity.
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It's so widely used because it taps into our fifth basic taste: umami (pronounced oo-maa-mee).
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In China, critics and artists alike say that such art taps into both past and contemporary developments.
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Riding taps into a childhood nostalgia and a fast-pace energy of a machine moving you forward.
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He taps into fear and insecurity, but then enables his audience to express that fear through anger.
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The idea of a shape-shifting monster that taps into its victims' fears is unbeatably personal and flexible.
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The software feature taps into the dual electric motors to squeeze even more performance out of the vehicle.
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The app also taps into your camera photos and images from the designated wallpapers folder on your phone.
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It's like subliminal advertising, but one that taps into the vulnerabilities and unconscious biases of the human brain.
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Dubbed Uber Rent, the platform taps into Getaround's existing marketplace of cars that are available for instant rentals.
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The commercial taps into a familiar trope, in which a competent computer intelligence picks up after human fallibility.
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Kosofsky taps into these needs in her book as she follows the lives of Jeanie, Adina and Will.
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The show taps into the humanity of its characters and makes meaningful, productive moments out of their crises.
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This certainly represents the majority of New York voters' views, but hardly taps into the city's political diversity.
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Yes, it taps into the gnawing sense of economic and cultural dispossession felt by many blue-collar workers.
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Miller: It speaks to what's happening in the world today, it taps into current events and feels relevant.
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The dark beverage taps into the trend of black-colored foods that have appeared on Twitter and Instagram.
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The collection taps into the heart of what millennials love best: fuzzy animals, great design, dolphins making out.
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Finally, one of our best-read pieces today taps into the confusion over what we should be eating.
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What will be the first native app that taps into the power of the blockchain, cryptocurrencies and tokens?
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Catching a train in Subway Adventure taps into the satisfaction of this process in a very direct way.
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But her career has been followed by severe racism and sexism that taps into stereotypes about black women.
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The Counterpointer taps into two traditions, one ancient and fundamental, the other still burgeoning, accessible, and very exciting.
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Amazingly, through his simple premise and technique, Bronzit taps into something much deeper, the desire to escape loneliness.
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In "O Peixe," instead of the language of advertising, de Andrade taps into the genre of anthropological films.
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Activism is central to Muholi's photographs, work that taps into the tradition of empowerment through black self-representation.
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In Don't Go Without Me, Rosemary Valero-O'Connell taps into the complexity of love, longing, and human connection.
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And it taps into the 2010s' preoccupation with self-improvement by conceptualizing skin-care as a personal investment.
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The ad strikes a hopeful tone, which taps into a very simple narrative: Together we can make progress.
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That taps into wider international prejudices about the Jewish people as barely white sleeper agents in white civilization.
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It taps into a need to be part of a history larger than the Colombia I know today.
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At times, J.Crew taps into the city-wise, French Girl-inflected aesthetic of Madewell, J.Crew's little sister brand.
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What's interesting with this latest development is that it taps into pre-existing strategies for both Microsoft and LinkedIn.
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With SPLT, Bosch hopes to connect people to rides, and unlike Uber or Lyft, it taps into existing trips.
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Authorities say much of the killing is related to gangs of fuel thieves who drill taps into government pipelines.
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But sometimes, anxiety sets off a fight-or-flight reaction, where your brain basically taps into your survival instincts.
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Uber Rent is a platform that taps into Getaround's existing marketplace of cars that are available for instant rentals.
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Benson says this strategy "taps into the human desire to win," since there's a reward factor to spending money.
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The device taps into a few hundred motor neurons, providing enough information for the execution of basic physical tasks.
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Stranger Things 19853 offers a breed of zombie that taps into the darkest impulses of an internet rage mob.
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Essentially, it taps into the technology we often use and appreciate when we need directions or hail a ride.
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In the present day, Anderson taps into Dre's performative enthusiasm and simmering resentment to make his frustration painfully palpable.
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Baran has 1.3 million YouTube subscribers to his channel, where he taps into the world of fashion and lifestyle.
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Immersive storytelling taps into a trend toward viewers wanting to take an active role in entertainment and curate experiences.
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This model taps into the power of the crowd, only everyone in this particular crowd has a medical degree.
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That taps into the sympathies of others with similar regrets, or just civilians still smarting from the Bush Administration.
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The strategy is enormously successful because it taps into a deep evolutionary principle that helped us survive for millennia.
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The explosion came three weeks after López Obrador began a crackdown on fuel thieves drilling illegal taps into pipelines.
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Freedman taps into a push-and-pull that feels intrinsically Balinese: the impulse to preserve, commingling with transient beauty.
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Instead, it taps into familiar themes that have marked Obama's campaigns and eight-year presidential run: race and hope.
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He says this access fit in with his style of photography, which taps into a laid back, documentary vibe.
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It could be the charming guitar pace that taps into those synapses responsible for tapping fingers on steering wheels.
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Ross taps into his liturgical side to recommend a solution to the seasonal "Merry Christmas" versus "Happy Holidays" dilemma.
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Like most of her neighbors, she illegally taps into the power lines that run along the rutted dirt streets.
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It's an object that taps into our deepest, most American anxieties about comfort and leisure and bodies at rest.
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Her argument taps into some of the same voter outrage—her rhetoric is more about fighting than about hoping.
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The story taps into my own predilections for old-fashioned, closed room murder mysteries, but with a modern twist.
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Randy and Mike Donley say the theme park taps into their father's inner child, and he seems to agree.
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Even so, the surprising change in tenor evinced by her work taps into one's loss of deep childhood associations.
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The video taps into the themes of lost innocence and the human desire to want to be something other.
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An entrepreneur taps into the wants of nursing mothers by revamping punk band shirts with zippers for easy access.
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They make drawings, they make beautiful things that they want to share, and then that taps into their passion, whether you care about climate change, or whether you care about animal safety, or whether you want to make a computer game to show off, whatever it is, it taps into the creativity.
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As a franchise, Pokémon taps into a yearning for adventure: it's just you, your pet pals, and the open road.
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But when Guardians 19533 hits its highs, it taps into a specific joy that no other Marvel movie can touch.
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"'Witch rock' taps into the long lineage of the angry and hysterical women," bassist and vocalist Kiki van Newtown explains.
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Voters may not know the details of that tradition, but they feel it viscerally when a politician taps into it.
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You might like to buy a basket of stocks from a broad range of countries that taps into this growth.
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It's nowhere near as intelligent as the Google Home, which is powered by the Assistant and taps into Google Search.
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PLASTIC GIRLS taps into the anxiety of robots taking our jobs, society objectifying women, and Western xenophobia toward foreign cultures.
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What is important is that many of them are angry, and Trump's brash criticism of her taps into that passion.
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The novel's social media play taps into the new generation of content consumers — those accustomed to layered, multi-media experiences.
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Framing the action from the point of view of a relative or loved one taps into a different emotional well.
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The Carlings collection is genderless and available in any size, and also taps into the trend for reducing environmental impact.
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But then David Bowie died, and the legacy-fueled historical content that taps into nostalgia came back in full force.
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Arnoux, a Stamford, Connecticut-based mechanical engineer, lends Shen information about plastics and taps into Shen's experience sourcing carbon fiber.
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It also taps into brain signals, but instead of decoding auditory speech, it decodes brain signals responsible for verbal speech.
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"Having the former ambassador of Ireland coming certainly doesn't hurt and around taps into that Catholic heritage here," Drahozal said.
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Anybody and everybody goes into TiltBrush and engages with it in a way that taps into some inner creative thing.
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Virtual reality taps into what your brain thinks it should be seeing, and encourages it to fill in the gaps.
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And I love that La Porsha taps into "the creative space" by listening to film scores instead of current hits.
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The device connects to a feed which taps into China's state database to root out potential criminals using facial recognition.
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The main funding source of CNHI is its EUR10 billion medium-term notes programme, which the company taps into regularly.
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Using traditional nineteenth century photographic techniques, like wet plate glass negatives, the artist taps into the aesthetic of the 1800s.
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It taps into centuries-old economic and linguistic tensions at the heart of the Two Solitudes narrative of our country.
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The launch is significant as it taps into the wider developer community to help Spotify grow its podcast user base.
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With her new anthology, Don't Go Without Me, Valero-O'Connell taps into the complexity of love, longing, and human connection.
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Still, the story taps into the fears investors have right now about the coronavirus possibly spreading in the capital city.
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Collins taps into a kind of wish fulfillment — that you could imagine yourself winning the Games and be the exception.
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But A Cure for Wellness also taps into the uncanny, in the Freudian sense: It seems familiar, but also incongruous.
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Still, though the fifth season began production before Trump won the day, this installment taps into a now-familiar despair.
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Kenny would probably say that Sanders taps into deep currents of public revulsion against a politics and economy rigged by insiders, that he taps into economic anxiety that is far deeper with many voters than economic data suggests, doing so with an authenticity and trustworthiness that is a rare and precious commodity in politics today.
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Look for a new product to be announced at CES that inspires creativity and taps into the A of STEAM learning.
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And with known subjects, the painting taps into a shared consciousness rather than the private and closed world of the artist.
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It was one guy put in a tape of "Taps" into a boom box and propped it up on a grave.
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Look for a new product to be announced at CES that inspires creativity and taps into the A of STEAM learning.
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The first taps into Facebook's widely recognized social good product, Safety Check, offering information on where people are checking in safe.
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We can only hope that the FBI taps into its facial recognition technology only when agents need to solve a crime.
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Rap has a rich history with conspiracy theories, even mysticism, but here he taps into it in a completely different way.
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Although it taps into your phone, the Bolt won't takeover the call until you tell it to on the MyLink screen.
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His ad taps into the fact that our criminal justice system targets social groups, particularly African-Americans and Latinos, not individuals.
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In the context of music, it taps into something that I've been thinking about lately, which is how new institutions arise.
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Using audio taps into some of the most basic features on even the most basic phones, a speaker and a microphone.
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It all taps into something I'm compelled by — the duality of how great the future is, and how terrifying it is.
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The novel also taps into the fierceness and passion of first love with usually elegant though sometimes maudlin and uneven writing.
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The guide taps into the increasing importance of teamwork, and the fact that most companies haven&apost gotten it right yet.
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It taps into unashamed fun that will make a soul soar like a cotton candy–colored pterodactyl ripping through blue sky.
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It's the type of program that taps into every emotion and it's the reason it was so popular with everyone in America.
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The company taps into inventory data and lets stores set prices; Instacart gets either a fee or a percentage of the sale.
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But when Guardians 2 hits its highs, it taps into a certain smile-inducing joy that no other Marvel movie can touch.
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The game taps into something so fundamentally human that researchers use it to this day to study, for instance, how people learn.
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Qualcomm just announced its X16 modem, which taps into that spectrum to achieve the ludicrously fast speed of 1Gbps (gigabits per second).
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A plan to create Europe's first-ever rocket launch pad taps into a commercial desire to send satellites into the Earth's orbit.
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The system taps into Moscow's network of 160,000 CCTV cameras, which cover the entrances to 95 percent of the city's apartment buildings.
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Full-body communication is way harder to misinterpret because it taps into biological and social things that go back millions of years.
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It's also exceptionally zeitgeist-y: It taps into the Vetements-propelled streetwear vibes and merch mania that dominate fashion's current trend cycle.
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Humor aside, Milosh taps into how important it is to release stubbornness and acknowledge your partner's feelings, something he says is gratifying.
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You see, Venmo taps into your contact list and is automatically set to public unless you manually change the setting to private.
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I think that's what Evan taps into is, even though what he says isn't true, there's something that feels true about it.
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She taps into the younger voter's antipathy for Trump, while at the same time uses policy positions and rhetoric pleasing to millennials.
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That taps into concern women have about their photos being abused, an issue that Facebook has taken measures against in India, too.
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Drawing from classic horror movies and '80s culture, Stranger Things taps into the recent hunger for nostalgia in a wholeheartedly original way.
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The app also taps into your social network, allowing you to share recommendations with your friends and contacts that are Tell users.
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It taps into this very dark and very funny part of the brain that we've all tried to hide deep, deep inside.
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But they acknowledge this case also taps into a different side of his jurisprudence: an expansive view of the free speech rights.
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Brazilian music taps into national and regional traditions maintained over generations, with an ever-evolving mix of indigenous, European and African elements.
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The A11 Bionic taps into every part of the handsets; there are discrete processors for the camera, display and all those graphics.
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It's irrelevant whether it's true if it taps into the person's emotions and makes them want to tell their friends about it.
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Detroit's facial recognition operation taps into high-definition cameras set up around the city under a program called Project Green Light Detroit.
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In faithfully rendering the clipped rhythms and natural cadences of the language, the music taps into the deeper meaning of the words.
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But when he taps into his sensitivity, turns on the charm and lays his feelings bare in any given moment, he's electrifying.
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Whatever their secret is, Ladson taps into it and plays it like a sound inspired by a fleet of hip hop beats.
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J.Lo's upbringing is undoubtably woven throughout her scents, she says, but this latest one taps into her success in a new way.
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Trilobites Castleton Tower, near Moab, pulsates at about the rate of a human heartbeat as it taps into the earth's natural vibrations.
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Now, what happens when that task is no longer new but still taps into intense focus because we haven't yet mastered it?
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Cavill isn't relying on the natural charm that allowed him to play Superman, but instead taps into a gruffer, more menacing side.
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But the show is more remarkable for the way it taps into both the good and bad in the day-to-day.
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That's important because it taps into how a species grows and develops, when it matures and reproduces, and ultimately how long it lives.
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Delhi Crime Story taps into important themes like systemic sexism and sexual violence, ineffective bureaucratic policies, and a need for criminal justice reform.
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Even if a song's totally fictional, the first-person language somehow taps into the listener's inner-voyeur and maybe they listen more intently.
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A potentially less-guilt-inducing approach comes from the CogniToys Dino, a diminutive plastic T. rex that taps into IBM's big brain, Watson.
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But the data is then routed – in whole or in part – through the eight AT&T buildings, where the NSA taps into it.
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Instead of using Freon (the traditionally used chiller), the system taps into natural gas to produce a solution that ultimately cools the air.
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And when it comes to balance, the four-time Emmy-nominated star says she taps into her Scandal character Olivia Pope for inspiration.
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This functionality taps into Domain's Home Price Guide, which lets you check out the sale history, rental yield, photos and a price estimate.
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The new feature, called "Voice Mode," taps into Pandora's machine learning and data science capabilities, which is an active battleground between music services.
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To maintain user privacy, Astro also blurs the image coming in from the camera when it taps into the hardware to ensure anonymity.
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Trump taps into this desire very, very well with his long and carefully developed persona as a brilliant businessman who gets things done.
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By contract, Mills taps into classic geometric-abstract painting — Kenneth Noland comes to mind — in "Magallanica (everyone wants a piece of it)," 2018.
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When he mentions the girl's father, she jokes, "Who says she's Alejandro's?" and they exchange a look that taps into a powerful undercurrent.
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Dubsmash taps into the trends of sharing personal moments publicly and using more than just text to chat with friends in private messages.
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It claims over 500 outlets across China and it taps into the country's mobile trends, with mobile payments and orders and delivery, too.
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"By the People: Designing a Better America," opening on Friday at the Smithsonian's Cooper Hewitt, taps into a rich vein of entrepreneurial beneficence.
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The party taps into frustration with liberal values and anti-establishment sentiment that has galvanized far-right voters in other parts of Europe.
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So in not sacrificing that human element, Bumblebee is a nostalgic delight that taps into not just the 1980s but youth in general.
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The show taps into the variety of ways that celebrities and everyday people alike have been ruminating on and self-fashioning their identities.
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Board games have been particularly successful on the platform, and Marvel United taps into all that Kickstarter has to offer for new titles.
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Despite its colorful trappings, at its core "Superman: Red Son" taps into geopolitical conflict past and present, while probing a fundamental nature-vs.
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During busy times, NetJets taps into other aircraft and claims to guarantee an equal or better jet than the one a client owns.
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All of us have played with toys, and it's something that taps into the core of our identities as kids and grown-ups.
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That argument taps into voters' natural suspicions about every candidate who has to shake the tin cup either online or in the Hamptons.
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Refinery29 talked with Anthony about how the designer taps into nostalgia, what it feels like to go viral, and how she defines success.
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Our #WednesdayWisdom blog series taps into the minds of industry leaders and disruptive visionaries who are working to build the future of entrepreneurship.
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Yet I'm nonetheless cowed by the rhythm and the elegance of Kerouac's prose, how he taps into the wild energy of adolescent wanting.
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It was Havyn, a homegrown voice assistant that taps into IBM's enormous cybersecurity infrastructure, putting Watson's AI smarts at their literal beck and call.
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Home, on the other hand, taps into a multitude of Google services that are rich with data that you've allowed the company access to.
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Scenes where nameless mage Astrid Bergès-Frisbey taps into her animal-controlling powers feel more indebted to Ladyhawke's dreamy magic-and-the-wilds rawness.
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This latest creation taps into Glazman's boyhood playtime activity once again — and he's not kidding when he says it's basically marmalade for your face.
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To dismiss the anger that the president taps into as racism is "intellectual comfort food", writes Joan Williams, the author of "White Working Class".
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The latest drop features an exclusive Adidas sneaker that taps into the ever-present "dad sneaker" trend which shows no signs of slowing down.
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This could be because raising the eyebrows makes the dog's eyes look bigger, more infant-like — which taps into our preference for baby faces.
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Solomon's playful show, which the artist himself describes as "something naughty," taps into a few of the most pressing polemics of art market economics.
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The "Godspots" plan taps into one very German-specific issue: the widespread lack of free public WiFi, especially relative to how developed Germany is.
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It always feels a little cheesy when Drake spits it, but he can get away with it, because he usually taps into something real.
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As an added bonus, since KnowEm taps into 500 social networks, you can also the site to do your homework on possible niche sites.
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Trump's message taps into something completely different, as it is based not so much on military superiority as on re-establishing our economic strength.
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It taps into the sort of guy who would wear sunglasses on the dancefloor so that he can check out girls without them noticing.
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They're both very different experiences, but each taps into different facets of what's made Minecraft such a powerful force for an all-ages audience.
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The investment may be working, Rometty said that 60 percent to 70 percent of all customers coming into their cloud services taps into Watson.
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Zolloc's work taps into our fascination with the uncanny with disembodied limbs and baby clones (well, my fascination with disembodied limbs and baby clones).
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Sitting in his secluded cave North of the wall, Bran taps into a history older than Lannisters, the Targaryens, the Starks, and their wars.
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That means that, unlike much of the competition, the Smart Multicolor A19 immediately taps into the home network without the need for a hub.
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Booksmart taps into that truth and makes it memorably relatable in a way that goes far beyond the cap, gown, and college acceptance letters.
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But investing in China can take many forms, with ETFs offering all sorts of access that taps into various share types, sectors and companies.
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The new tool, which the VC firm calls Base11, taps into publicly available data and automates tasks like sourcing, screening and researching potential deals.
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Brent Estabrook, a 31-year-old artist from Los Angeles, taps into that childhood feeling to create gorgeous, incredibly detailed paintings of stuffed animals.
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But policing the bathroom taps into fears and discomfort that swirl around an intimate space, a place where we undress and make ourselves vulnerable.
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I think the company taps into a world of fears for first-time parents, which may just be enough to become a successful business.
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But by its end, Mira taps into her memories of life before she became a cybernetic creature, back when she was a human being.
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He hasn't used a substance in 27 years and regularly taps into a network of community support and in-person groups to stay abstinent.
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What's scary is how his rage taps into an age of anger and confusion — the mid-1970s in the show, but also of 2018.
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Even without a lot of chart-topping singles, fans have appreciated his novelistic storytelling that taps into a modern approach to Western-style music.
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The pastry chef, Lindsey Bittner, also taps into Mediterranean fare with a rosemary flan, chocolate babka with pistachio halvah, and pears with goat cheese.
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And it taps into a real feeling about the GOP base: that most candidates are disconnected and only understand their frustrations in the abstract.
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One of the things that social media taps into is precisely this dysfunction, because it gives us an audience that feels real, however contrived.
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MEXICO CITY — Fuel thieves in Mexico drilled 10,363 illegal taps into state-owned pipelines in 2017, or an average of about 28 every day.
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Considered by many to be a factory for fast-food, disposable music, the show taps into something primal, which partly explains its enduring popularity.
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By choosing a work wear item as his onstage uniform, Chance the Rapper taps into realities remote from the runways of Paris and Milan.
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Spike Prime isn&apost Lego Education&aposs first STEAM or robotics toy, but it&aposs definitely the first that taps into today&aposs classrooms.
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AR+ taps into Apple and Google's respective AR platforms to access more detailed depth maps and other data necessary to create advanced AR visualizations.
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Once Lucca is detained, she taps into her anger in order to protect a friend and colleague who has always been there for her.
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It taps into the large customer base of its ultimate owners, which are 13 New Zealand credit unions that together have around 185,000 members.
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DJI also taps into global talent with worldwide offices: Hong Kong handles logistics, Tokyo develops cameras, and programmers write code in San Mateo, California.
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Plus Newt Gingrich taps into his vast historical knowledge and reveals why the left is so quick to jump to hysterical comparisons to the holocaust.
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It, first of all, taps into the agonizingly pleasurable notion of nostalgia; bringing back the words and music of the—sometimes not so distant—past.
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As with Cibele, Emily is Away taps into a communal memory, one many 20-something players will share if they grew up around the internet.
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That's to say that it is split into five 'modules,' each of which is hosted in a different city which taps into Sequoia's global presence.
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Activision and Bungie have released a new Amazon Alexa skill that taps into Destiny 2 and lets you speak to Ghost, your character's AI companion.
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Times are changing the way we sing about it is lagging, and Lorde taps into a state of female infatuation that rarely sees the light.
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It was built illegally on a dry hillside on the edge of town, and taps into the local energy grid, stealing power from the city.
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In Pitagora's opinion, the repulsion factor of anal goes beyond the hygiene concerns and taps into our culture's obsession with hiding body fluids and odors.
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" How She Taps Into Her Confidence "Without makeup, my confidence comes from being able to do what I love and feeling confident in my purpose.
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Freedive also taps into Amazon's X-Ray feature, which lets viewers access information pulled from IMDb about a title's cast, crew, trivia, soundtracks, and more.
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Most bizarrely, Nathalie's visit to a movie theater is interrupted by a stalker who inadvertently taps into her growing sense of loneliness and sexual uncertainty.
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And it taps into a belief in the power of active government that is more in line with where young progressives are headed these days.
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The backdrop taps into the political turmoil of the time, explicitly referencing Nazism, the rise of fascism, and the left-wing extremist Red Faction Army.
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The idea of Airbnb for Work also taps into the trend of "consumerization" and how it has played out in the world of business travel.
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That might seem like a nitpicky distinction to someone attending a diplomatic soirée, but, in Canada, poutine taps into very real cultural and linguistic tension.
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Her participation taps into an ongoing question as to whether celebrity involvement in Standing Rock is a good thing—or whether it's merely for show.
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And because Sentry mode taps into the built-in forward-facing cameras as a dash cam, owners can download a video recording of an incident.
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Under the new budget, Hartford's finances will be placed under a municipal review board as it taps into at least $40 million in state aid.
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" Through this awareness, the actress added, Meg "just taps into her superpowers to be able to save her dad, her brother and save the world.
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A coffeehouse, larder and more, Rowhouse Bakery & Restaurant taps into all the things a modern foodie wants and delivers them in one charmingly sprawling space.
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"There's a big divide on the parties when it comes to regions and racial attitudes, which taps into the debate around Confederate symbols," Miller said.
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On the contrary, both argue that it can be quite effective in part because it taps into the base human need for identity and community.
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Will Hunt taps into our deep fascination with what lies beneath the surface of things by exploring, quite literally, what's going on beneath the surface.
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Microsoft, for example, already taps into the database to confirm the identity of people using a version of Skype designed specifically for the Indian market.
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The so-called Brexit has turned into a referendum on British identity, a debate about sovereignty and immigration that taps into all of Trump's major themes.
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Today, Apple is airing a new iPhone commercial that similarly taps into Cookie Monster's enduring appeal to promote the hands-free Siri functionality of the iPhone.
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The actress will contribute to "MSc in Women, Peace and Security", a new postgraduate course which taps into issues of peace and security that impact women.
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For all that the book taps into Kipling's experience of India, it also captured something of his sentiments about America as a wild, if nurturing, place.
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Riley's debut film starring Atlanta's Lakeith Stanfield, Westworld's Tessa Thompson, and Call Me By Your Name's Armie Hammer taps into the director's history as an activist.
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The core premise is unsettling enough in the way it taps into fears of identity theft and the implications of losing a carefully curated online persona.
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"The intent here is to build something that taps into a few universal forces, which are most superficially obvious when you are a kid," says Klein.
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Migrating eastern North American monarchs have an internal compass that taps into the position of the sun, allowing the butterflies to maintain a steady northwestern trajectory.
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And her core project is the defence of a France of church spires, rural roots and family values, which taps into a seam of Catholic nationalism.
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"Donald Cammell's dark social satire provocatively taps into our collective fear of technology, centring around a sentient machine which forcefully inseminates a woman," Adam Woodward said.
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Indeed, this anti-elite trend has even reached the United States: Donald Trump's populist rhetoric taps into a similar dynamic of discontent with the governing class.
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Defunctland taps into our nostalgia for the rose-colored worlds these parks create, as well as our adult fascination with finding out how things get made.
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Meanwhile the Wonder Woman comparison bears consideration because it taps into a similar theme of women's superpowers not only being brute strength, but emotions and empathy.
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The premise is relatively simply: the app taps into your phone's motion-tracking capabilities and keeps tabs on how many steps you take throughout the day.
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Even Olympia, the grande dame of London's summer fairs, taps into new talent for the first time in its 44-year history with a dedicated section.
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Still, when an established investor like Tiger taps into cannabis, it lends a measure of credibility to a particularly risky corner of the start-up market.
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Until now, I have never come across an approach to this piece that taps into its latent power, which is too often sacrificed to directorial overkill.
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Unlike similar social media optimization/sharing services, Echobox taps into a publisher's own analytics and data to further optimize its AI on a more bespoke basis.
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Stars: Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'OnofrioDirector: Tarsem Singh The Cell asks that you imagine a Matrix-like interface that taps into the minds of patients.
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Part of the reason for this is that the abortion issue taps into competing, deep-rooted views on the role of men and women in society.
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With her Laboratory for Embodied Intelligences, dancer and artist Nina Waisman taps into this reality by exploring the behaviors and communication methods of microbial life-forms.
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Nikki Fre$h: Nicole Richie taps into her alter-ego "Nikki Fre$h" to learn about new ways we can care for ourselves and the planet.
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Ms. Cuomo, 47, who plans to publish additional issues in July and around Labor Day, says her magazine taps into what's important to her affluent readers.
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Awkwafina, who swept the summer of 2018 with her goofy comedic sensibility, taps into her dramatic side to play Billi, a character Wang based on herself.
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The issue taps into wider themes of freedom of expression and, where the courses are operated by religious groups, the right to freely exercise one's religion.
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In addition to serving red-eye warriors, flexible check-in taps into the brand's signature element: hip, see-and-be-seen spaces designed largely for leisure.
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It taps into that half-corny, half-essential American turnpike mythos I'd locate in Kerouac and Springsteen and Lucinda Williams and others, but with apocalyptic inclinations.
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TL;DR: Translate your finger taps into commands with TAP STRAP 2, an all-in-one wearable keyboard, mouse, and controller for $169.99, a 14% savings.
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The Swagtron automatically taps into your music library, and whatever you play while riding will pump out of the downward-facing Bluetooth speakers in the base.
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Gray said Ginnie Springs is such a popular destination for his clients because, beyond its Instagrammable blues, it taps into a desire to reconnect with nature.
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It's this world that Roam, a member of the DSTRY collective that also includes Teddy Fantum and G Milla, taps into on his new album REMNANTS.
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It's "a guilty pleasure," or it taps into social issues, or it's tied to the omnipresence of cameras (and, I might note, post-9/11 surveillance).
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Microsoft's quarterly earnings can give indications of whether companies and consumers around the world are cooling their spending, because the business taps into so many markets.
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A music historian could maybe talk about how the "do do do, do da do do do" bit taps into the tradition of doo-wop music.
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Outdoors, BlindSquare taps into open source navigation tools like OpenStreetMap to identify points of interest, then uses a synthesized voice to alert blind people to them.
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One game, Lumi to the Beat, taps into any song you have on your smartphone and challenges the user to fly Lumi in sync with the beat.
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Whitney's Light Upon the Lake, one of my favorite albums of 2016, taps into a sense of nostalgia with sweet and simple lyrics and occasional trumpet solos.
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It taps into Ralph's story from Lord of the Flies because his motivation is also to rebuild civilization after being stranded on that island by maintaining order.
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It works—at least for some time—because it taps into a deep evolutionary principle that when there is threat, people want strong rules and autocratic leaders.
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Haftar taps into fatigue among Libyans yearning for electricity, petrol and banknotes scarce in a country which once enjoyed some of highest living standards in the region.
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Out of all these projects, Kim's Convenience taps into the slice-of-life, day-to-day shenanigans of regular people in a way that feels extremely relatable.
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Oxenfree's reliance on constant character chatter keeps your attention hooked on every moment, and its story very effectively taps into the nostalgia around coming-of-age tales.
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This emerging groups taps into the same enterprising spirit applauded in male rappers when they wax poetic about selling drugs or pimping to escape bleak financial circumstance.
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It also taps into that most corrosive of potentialities in hardcore fan culture: the idea that this is all for us, only for us, inevitably for us.
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Like only a handful left alive, he taps into that ancestral vanished weird America that the Stones caught the tail end of on their first jaunts overseas.
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Think about the variety of sounds Beyoncé taps into within 30 minutes: minimal R&B, dancehall, trap-pop, New Orleans jazz, country music, and snarling, bluesy rock.
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What the crew of 13 Reasons taps into is the spirit of finding underground music that was so important to John Hughes, and then making it universal.
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This installment, hosted by Gitz Crazyboy, taps into some of the root causes behind issues affecting the community, like the rippling impacts of the residential school system.
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Taking advantage of machine learning, the company built an application that taps into engineering tools like Jira and Github to manage, understand and even predict engineering outcomes.
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What's different now is the major new feature which adds the ability to save those Taps into a shared album between sender and recipient called a Stack.
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"Someone who openly taps into such racist and homophobic feelings of prejudice disqualifies himself for top positions in politics," SPD Secretary General Katarina Barley told Der Spiegel.
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The case taps into a longstanding worry among national security officials in the United States about the potential for Chinese telecommunications equipment to be used for espionage.
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But the change we need to address the moral crisis of this nation depends on a new Southern Strategy that taps into this region's enormous political potential.
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Off the menu The chef taps into his French and Italian training, a cocktail bar on the Lower East Side from Oliver Zabar, and other restaurant news.
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Alia taps into her own bravery and Diana learns about sexism, racism and something the Amazons have always dismissed: the courage, resilience and ingenuity of mere mortals.
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"A safari taps into the primitive ways of humankind because you're living in the wild and tracking animals the way hunters and gatherers once did," she said.
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Surplus power generated by the solar panels is stored in the battery and Eneco taps into a portion of that storage to help balance the electricity grid.
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Instead, Google taps into the changes in the travel zeitgeist, revealing the places where Americans went — or simply aspired to go — more in 423 than previous years.
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Advertised as "probiotic," the drink taps into interest in the microbiome, and how our diets can affect the microbial communities in our gut, and even our emotions.
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"The Rewatchables" taps into the universal joy of revisiting a favorite movie — and the less universal joy of doing it with a bunch of deeply knowledgeable friends.
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Private activity bonds are a perfect example of smart government policy that taps into the enormous resources of the private sector to the direct benefit of citizens.
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His depiction of something so mundane efficaciously taps into both the ennui and the ridiculousness that characterized punk, and provides real insight into what makes him Harry.
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Still, the beautifully powerful gesture of inclusion currently on display at MoMA taps into another curatorial direction Barr advocated — expanding the scope of what is considered American art.
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These books are must-reads because each title, in its own unique and unforgettable way, taps into and shapes the themes, genres and subjects defining our cultural conversation.
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R.E.A.M.," Cyrus taps into the golden age of hip hop, sampling not only the samples but a twist on the lyrics of that Wu-Tang Clan classic, "C.
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"This is a situation that taps into all the fault lines in the country," said Karen Rebelo, an editor at Boom, Facebook's first fact-checking partner in India.
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Of all the warrior-like female characters to have captured the public imagination over the past year, Dolores taps into an energy that is particularly visceral and dark.
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It is a play on the term Germans use to refer to the fall of Communism and German reunification, and it taps into Eastern resentments three decades later.
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With bated breath and an anxious pang in his heart, Ming taps into the Discord app and sees the beginnings of a message that's clearly been cut off.
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The sight of the foreign substance penetrating the head is repulsive in a way that taps into basic human instinctive fear of creepy-crawlies attacking us from within.
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I say that Mostel's technique is visceral: perhaps he taps into the same vein of raw energy as the primitivistic rhinoceros his character Jean turned into, in 1961.
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Steve Isaacs was one of those teachers, but his experience with Minecraft in the classroom taps into a much deeper shift in the way we're thinking about education.
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The Microsoft Authenticator app has a one-tap code-copying function in its iOS version, which I have to dig two taps into the Android app to match.
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The abrupt ban taps into a climate of political instability fed by militia violence since Kabila last December refused to step down at the end of his mandate.
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Because if he taps into General Kelly's inherent qualities, the President could actually come out on the far side of these first six tumultuous months looking pretty good.
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He also taps into what Richard Javad Heydarian, a political analyst, calls "cacique democracy fatigue": fading tolerance of a feudal politics long dominated by a few prominent families.
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To the extent that Mr. Trump's shifting stances are credible, he taps into what the white, working- and middle- class Republican voters who support him say they want.
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It announced a partnership with Walmart earlier this year but also taps into dozens of other partners, from Ace Hardware to Target, Costco, Walgreens and Bed Bath & Beyond.
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The Assistant also taps into location data to surface a reminder when a person happens to be in the vicinity of the errand that needs to be completed.
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As its name implies, the free service taps into the organization's large network, connecting businesses that have surplus food with thousands of food banks and other meal programs.
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"I'm interested in new social interactions in contemporary culture, and I wanted to tell a story that taps into certain attitudes we have from social media," says Marfin.
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But most importantly, it taps into Honnold's idiosyncratic humor and humanity, reminding us that the sports world can serve up better characters than many of Hollywood's best scribes.
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The Kyle Kashuv-Harvard saga is such a big deal because it taps into conservatives' sense of their own victimhood — what conservative identity politics looks like in practice.
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It is a combination of forces, research suggests, that taps into deep-seated instincts to seek safety in a familiar group identity — and to try to reimpose control.
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Once a tick taps into a blood vessel, it releases chemicals that suppress the immune system for a week or more, giving the germs a dangerous head start.
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"North Korea often taps into music to heighten and pronounce the socialist ideology," said Kang Dong-wan, professor of North Korean culture at Dong-A University in Busan.
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However, if you listen to Nadella speak before an audience of Microsoft employees, you'll notice how he taps into his own confidence and shares that emotion with others.
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" Hank Sparks, 20, Colorado Springs, United States"Litigation taps into a powerful anti-corporate impetus across the globe that just might push climate action across the finish line.
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It arguably taps into fears of rationing, the idea that some people won't get the medical care they need because the government doesn't want to spend the money.
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It taps into the boom for health-tracking apps and devices, joining products from Apple, Fitbit, Garmin and Samsung that monitor stats like heart rate and physical activity.
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It taps into something that cinema and TV have been obsessed with for decades: how we can be saved, who saves us, and what we need saving from.
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But fashwave taps into still another lineage in the history of modern music—that of vaporwave's raw material, muzak, which in turn is haunted by the specter of fascism.
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"'Battles Won' is a brand idea that taps into the irreducible essence of the Marine Corps, which is the fighting spirit of the Marine," said Marines spokesman Gunnery Sgt.
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To keep humanity going, the president of the United Cities of America (UCA) wants to connect everyone together using a network that taps into the power of the Beach.
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More Republican politicians, along with some conservative commentators and strategists, now say Mr. Trump's hard line is good politics because it taps into deep cultural, economic and security fears.
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Between the music, the pace, and the stories, Where the Water Tastes Like Wine taps into the roots of America and its folklore in a natural and compelling way.
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Some levels of villainy are still too new for him to have formed a response, and Homecoming taps into a deep well of fear and anxiety around those moments.
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"Ÿnsect taps into a huge, yet highly inefficient global market by offering a premium and — above all — sustainable insect-derived product through a fully automated, AI-enabled production process."
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" Sincerity is Scary" taps into our almost self-sabotaging distaste for earnestness on the internet; our desire to gloss over issues with sarcasm, our deep-seated aversion to vulnerability.
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Wanle's case taps into a certain nostalgia, built with an old-school screen and pre-loaded with retro titles like Tetris, Tank, Formula One Racing, and Snake and Block.
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The Love-A-Thon taps into that, bringing together celebrities, activists and everyday people to talk about these important topics, and tackling threats to civil liberties in Trump's America.
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It taps into the constant issues that business and software makers have with UX and UI that keep products from being ultilised quite how people hope they will be.
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The first candidate who taps into this anger and presents him or herself as someone who could make it right will gain a major late advantage in this contest.
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The result taps into the same hilarious but terrifying atmosphere of Cool 3D World's work, so prepare as you see fit and watch the "This Old Dog" video above.
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The company is a direct competitor of Withlocals, and, similarly, taps into a trend where tourists are looking for more authentic travel experiences curated and hosted by a local.
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Orchestra will be an operating company that creates its own products but which also taps into technologies which Founders Group have been funding in recent years, the partners said.
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Hopper infiltrates the Department of Energy building, Joyce axes her own wall while El taps into her conversation with Will to prove to her new friends that he's alive.
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Imperva taps into a shift away from perimeter defenses such as firewalls to secure data and web applications by detecting and preventing attacks before they reach inside an organization.
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With the addition of CBSN, however, CBS All Access becomes a bit more compelling, as it taps into one of the missing components in many cord cutters' existing lineups.
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Enabled by social platforms and apps, we browse endless options, compare their features and select the one that taps into our desires and perfectly fits our exact personal preferences.
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Always, always, it comes back to the word "no," spoken sternly to an empty room or typed in furious little taps into some text box somewhere on the internet.
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Jenkins talks about how he taps into his empathy by creating films, the way Moonlight's music is used, and how his childhood in Miami influenced the casting and cinematography.
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Created by "Big Bang" patriarch Chuck Lorre and Steven Molaro, "Young Sheldon" taps into the inherent comedy in this dynamic, but with an underlying sweetness that permeates its core.
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The possibility taps into age-old fears that death might arrive at any time at the hands of a random attacker, whether an anonymous robber or a notorious killer.
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" Because serial killers' behavior is both rare and inexplicable, he wrote, they possess an exotic quality that taps into "a visceral appeal for the public similar to monster movies.
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Journalist and author John Safran says it's a movement with hundreds of thousands of followers that taps into ordinary people's fears around Islam, gay marriage and the culture wars.
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He wrote and shot the film before Donald Trump was elected, but American Paradise taps into the wave of racial and class dissatisfaction that the president rode into office.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Republican Ted Cruz's hopes of a sweeping nominating victory in his home state of Texas are being eroded as Donald Trump taps into conservative anger over immigration.
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He believes that VizEat's model taps into a behavioural shift that is seeing travellers seek bespoke experiences and are moving away from off-the-shelf and all-inclusive holidays.
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That means it taps into unicorn companies like Grab, Go-Jek and Traveloka and their army of scooter-based delivery people to get a hot brew out to customers.
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D-ID taps into what is a new trend in the world of data protection called "de-identification" (which happens to be the basis of D-ID's name, too).
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"Part of the reason the show is successful is because it taps into the frustration and disappointment that working-class people feel about the economy right now," he continued.
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Skepticism about American intentions taps into China's collective memory of the 19th century, when Western powers forcibly opened Chinese ports and carved up the country into spheres of influence.
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And I think that, I know for me, this show taps into a sense of patriotism I feel for my country that I have never felt in my life.
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Will the department use the fix-it fund money to pay for all of that $20,000 — and every dollar of every forgiven balance from everyone who taps into it?
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The company's latest push also taps into social shopping, a concept where consumers are influenced to buy things based on friends, family and celebrities they follow on social media.
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Dan Bell is chronicling their waning years in online videos he's dubbed the "Dead Mall Series," in which he taps into the deep nostalgia many viewers feel for them.
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They helped scientists measure, for the first time, how Castleton Tower taps into the earth's natural vibrations, finding that it pulsates at about the rate of a human heartbeat.
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If the current world order is going to really be disrupted, it will be because a U.S. president taps into the anger seething among the globe's rural working classes.
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And it taps into a cheeky cinematic history that dates back to Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator (1940), Mel Brooks's The Producers (103), and Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds (2009).
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 89%What critics said: "[Season 3 taps] into our desire for and capacity to change and be better than what's expected of us.
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And it begins with BuzzFeed and its shrewd leader Jonah Peretti, the industry's stalwart in figuring out how to profit off the ways modern technology taps into America's id.
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Their approach to performance taps into a joy and curiosity often left behind in music school, which is where Mr. Igudesman and Mr. Joo met as youngsters in Britain.
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Ms. Chung, born in Vietnam in 1969, is an example of artist-as-researcher, one who taps into many media — painting, weaving, video, photography, writing — in her investigatory tasks.
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The film taps into the phenomenon of double consciousness, which W.E.B. Du Bois wrote about in an essay that appeared in his 1903 book The Souls of Black Folk.
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The trailer alone taps into simultaneous feelings of millennial angst and childlike wonder, as Kit is not about to let the opportunity to fulfill a childhood dream pass her by.
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This dream taps into my general anxiety about being late to events or unprepared, so I'm usually paranoid the next day after that my dream is going to come true.
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The model has flourished because it taps into two fundamental American ideals: innovation and fairness, said educator Joe Nathan, who helped write the first charter law for Minnesota in 1992.
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Because it taps into so many themes that Americans care about, like how they feel about race, celebrities, high-powered lawyers, sports figures, impunity for the wealthy, intermarriage, spousal abuse.
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The new matchup with Carroll Burdick, which has an international focus, gives the firm a broader base and taps into that firm's strength in product liability and class-action litigation.
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Even though you're conflict averse, Mars in Aquarius (an intellectual air sign like you!) taps into the well-known fact that Libras are fantastic and debating and make fabulous lawyers.
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War Zone's nostalgia and playful sense of (dark) humor similarly taps into some of what makes more recent Marvel titles feel fresh and exciting, in that peculiarly contemporary recycled way.
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Google is able to accomplish this feat by using machine learning to train its image-recognition algorithms, which Cloud Vision taps into before sending the data to the mobile website.
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He taps into fan favorites like the characters of Adventure Time, and integrates them into his own work in a way that reads as compelling, rather than simple fan art.
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The Sanders vision and plan, by contrast, taps into support for the public option that usually polls at 60 percent of more favorable, while Medicare and Medicaid poll even higher.
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Marvel deserves some credit for experimenting with different TV genres and platforms, and Hulu is surely happy to have a franchise that taps into the studio's built-in fan base.
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When artists won't share their set list, she makes educated guesses about what they're most likely to play and then taps into the themes and emotional motifs of each song.
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But Rock taps into something moving about love and disconnectedness — and how hard it is for a young, dented heart to process the world when the world can't process her.
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"While all of this retro content taps into the appeal of nostalgic programming, the other connecting threads are that these hosts are highly relatable and traffic in optimism," she says.
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Beyonce's clothing line taps into the current trend for "athleisure," which fuses sportswear with streetwear, where clothes usually worn at the gym or on sports fields are also worn socially.
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This Rejuven Light Therapy Device taps into those benefits and more by delivering blue, yellow, green, and red light to help improve skin elasticity and fight the signs of aging.
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The controversy taps into France's still unbroken connection to its agricultural past, its self-image as a place that exalts farm life and the perceived values of a simpler existence.
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See it as some sort of "Twilight of the Gods" fantasy that taps into our most shameful primal instincts, and you're likely to find yourself sky high, breathless and hypnotized.
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To sharpen your eye when looking at data, this in-depth course (which taps into 69 lectures and seven hours of video content), will make you a better Tableau analyst.
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But wisdom of crowds taps into the collective reasoning and common sense of many people, and people are actually pretty good at coming up with reasonable guesses about unusual circumstances.
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Benzakein's popularity, and the growing obsession with picking up the spade or the secateurs, taps into what Ryhanen sees as a deep longing for a connection to the natural world.
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The ad taps into the sense of "Love it or leave it" patriotism that also underpinned the Nixon ads — or, more specifically, the sense that the antiwar movement was unpatriotic.
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Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is trying to do something unique with gaming, and where it succeeds it taps into how myths are formed, and how storytelling unites us.
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Several Chinese papers have commented on the livestream, with one saying it taps into the "emptiness" of present youth in the country who are addicted to their devices and online videos.
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As always, the Netflix franchise operates on the fringe of reality, highlighting the way technology permeates our lives while taps into the unease and creepiness of where those trends might lead.
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The film comes from the directing duo behind Little Miss Sunshine, and it looks like it taps into the same kind of occasionally strange and uncomfortable humor that film excelled at.
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She taps into something a lot of people feel: how the damage from bigotry and oppression has moved her to embrace the things she felt she had to hide about herself.
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But in a broader sense, these companies appear to realize that the friction over transgender student protections taps into a wider issue of symbolic discrimination that affects employees and business alike.
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Messaging app Viber is today announcing a new feature that taps into the bigger trend of messaging apps becoming multi-functional platforms, and also its ownership by e-commerce company Rakuten.
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For instance, Spotify could boost Spotify Voice — an assistant that taps into the company's AI music algorithms — by adding musicians' voices to Alexa that are customized to a user's listening history.
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In Daredevil's second season, Bernthal and Moll showed off a fine chemistry, and The Punisher taps into the special bond they have: She reflects his compassion, while he reflects her fearlessness.
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Hanson Robotics built original content and a speech processing system for its Professor Einstein but taps into AI systems like IBM Watson and Microsoft's Xiaobing chatbot as well to enable conversation.
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All the hard work is behind the scenes and taps into something that companies want or need to do but often find difficult, costly or time consuming to sort out themselves.
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Disney announced Thursday a new segment coming to Disney XD called D|XP, a gaming-focused block of programming that taps into the younger demographic's interest in video game-related videos.
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The anger Mr Trump taps into is not unique to America: from France to Germany to America, between a fifth and a quarter of the electorate are tempted by populist parties.
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Hoop taps into the multi-billion pound market for family activities and was founded by the entrepreneurs behind VoucherCodes, Europe's largest coupon business, acquired by a US voucher business in 2011.
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The company claims that what sets it apart from other big data analytics companies is the sheer size of the data pool that it taps into to give suggestions to customers.
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Although her death was not a result of the photo—according to reports, she fell while hiking later that day—it taps into the potent media demand for the last photos.
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The battle between the presidency and Parliament taps into a longstanding fight between Somalia's government institutions, a struggle that is likely to be reshaped by any coming negotiations over power sharing.
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It's a game that "taps into deep and abiding strains of dominant American culture," the journalist and author James Surowiecki writes in an essay looking back at 100 years of play.
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Like batteries that store power, brands store emotional states, positive and negative; a consumer's interaction with Comcast taps into a different range of emotions than a visit to an Apple Store.
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Opened in 2913, the distillery features a selection of whiskies and gins that have garnered acclaim, particularly the Straight Rye whisky, which taps into the Nordic love for all things rye.
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He taps into the heady sense of a movement exploding but also offers a clear glimpse of the intently focused, achingly vulnerable teenager who finds herself at its white-hot center.
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This is the cultural background Cwynar taps into, through familiar visual references and brief but expletive-laden audio selections, exposing our complacency in the face of the construction of material desire.
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And in the same way that his use of fear taps into our heightened anxieties in the Trump era, his acknowledgement of a human drive to feel wanted is just as poignant.
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Photo: David Nield (Gizmodo)Few apps are getting as much hype from Google right now as Google Lens, which taps into the machine learning AI that Google is currently so fond of.
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Whether that taps into a certain dourness in the national mood remains to be seen, but the project should be more commercially appealing than many of the laudable candidates for such honors.
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Still, it's an interesting initiative if only because it taps into the trend of dating app fatigue, where users tend to match with many people but never actually meet them in person.
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Instead, the online FAFSA will upload the data from the IRS Data Retrieval Tool that taps into tax return from the previous year, which is 2016 for the 2018-19 FAFSA filing.
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His pledge to build a wall along the Mexican border, however, might be couched as a defence of American jobs and sound like xenophobia -- but it subconsciously taps into concerns about security.
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When he taps into the code of the host on the lab table, he can basically send out a query to hosts throughout the park, a Where's Waldo game come to life.
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But unlike Amazon Echo, which can be a little dumb when you ask questions, Google Home taps into the company's stellar search algorithms to provide smart answers to even the trickiest questions.
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" The director adds, "Yarn is such a symbolic object in so many ways and the film taps into all these things that it is connected to: feminism, history," and, above all, "art.
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There's much to dig into around the search giant's upcoming China-based AI lab, which taps into China's growing AI talent pool and could signal a move to developing China-focused products.
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One of the most revelatory scenes of the play taps into the irreconcilable demands made of female political figures: that they must seem tough and resilient as well as feminine and sensitive.
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"The hydroponics market taps into marijuana demand and the company now has a growth option that we think an investor is able to capture for about the price of the traditional business."
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" The charity's chief executive, Ann Chalmers, says in a statement that the new "One More Minute" campaign "taps into a human truth that will help people to understand the impact of bereavement.
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"It's really hard, because if someone taps into a part of your identity or politics that is meaningful, especially when it comes to political platforms, we want to believe them," she added.
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This taps into a fundamental truth of soccer refereeing: it is, despite all attempts, an inherently subjective profession, held to an objective standard, mostly by people who have never read the rulebook.
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"We set out to create the next big travel platform for our generation that operates the way we do and taps into our innate desire to connect," said Koffman, in a statement.
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The second development that this taps into is the bigger growth of "bots", essentially mini apps that automatically perform tasks and lead you through a set of actions within a specific application.
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Petry cuts an increasingly isolated figure in the AfD, which she transformed from an anti-euro party at its founding in 2013 into a group that taps into voters' concerns about migration.
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Humans have interests, and if you create a content farm that taps into the interests of humans, you could strike it big if you become the most trafficked realm of that niche.
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"You try to create a language and a name that taps into the psychology and sells the product," said Robert Pyrah, the head of strategy at the London-based creative agency Brandwidth.
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The new app taps into advances in AI, speech processing and speech recognition in order to automatically transcribe a voice recording with few mistakes, in real time as the person is speaking.
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Hyper-tactile, it taps into a primal desire to shape earth — what the potter and writer Edmund de Waal has described as thinking through the hands — and is beloved for its immediacy.
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There's a quiet confidence to POTUS that Sawyers taps into even while portraying him at this stage of his life, but thankfully Sawyers never comes close to doing an impression of him.
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And Hemsworth, after flexing his knack for comedy in 2017's Ragnarok, taps into that same humor but laces it with jagged grief and anger informed by having seen Thanos's wrath firsthand.
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Where to stream: Netflix The psychotic babysitter is hardly a brand-new character invention, but it works well when done right because it taps into every parent's worst nightmare: someone hurting their children.
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According to Instagram, the app mines data from your Facebook and Instagram usage to determine who appears as a suggested friend, but, it also taps into other data sources, like your phone contacts.
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"That said, Ryan has a lot of affection for Idol given the significance to his career, and it taps into the things he loves — a live show, pop music, discovering new talent, etc."
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It works anywhere in the US, and, like Gone, taps into several second-hand markets to find a buyer and save you the hassle (for a cut of the final price of course).
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The second main difference is the way the story is told: The show taps into the growing popularity of the choose-your-own-adventure format to give viewers some agency in the narrative.
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And if you skew more feminine with your style, a skirt with built-in suspender-style straps taps into the ease and utility of a pair of overalls, without recalling Kristy Thomas vibes.
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Samsung taps into this vein with its latest commercial centered on the games in Rio next month, in which it impressively blends the national anthems of 15 countries into a single coherent melody.
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In this timeline, those looking for an upgrade can get an implant at the base of their necks that taps into their nervous system and lets them see their reflection however they like.
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"That said, Ryan has a lot of affection for Idol given the significance to his career, and it taps into the things he loves — a live show, pop music, discovering new talent, etc."
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Then out of that came, "What if there was our version of a whodunit — a This Is Us/Murder She Wrote," where there's a clue that taps into the obsessive side of Randall.
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In short: she can sing rings around most vocalists in pop, with an ease that taps into what so many music schools and TV talent show competitions are always on the hunt for.
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Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's ongoing comics series about gods reincarnated as short-lived pop stars taps into modern ideas about celebrity and fandom, but also offers the potential for some tremendous visuals.
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You make me so happy it turns back to sad, yeahThere's nothing I hate more than what I can't have Here, Taylor taps into a familiar feeling for many people who love dogs.
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This was confirmed in the season finale when Bran taps into the mystic weirwood tree internet and travels back in the past to watch his father, Ned Stark, enter the Tower of Joy.
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So far, his domestic popularity has been on the rise, as he taps into the anti-US sentiment (and willingness to believe in conspiracy theories) that exists among much of the Turkish population.
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And yet, far from allowing Shakespeare's first tragedy to settle into grand guignol or gross-out, the director Blanche McIntyre taps into reserves of feeling I haven't often experienced in this play before.
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Sex Education taps into the searing emotional frontier of shows like Lovesick and Fleabag, where relationships that can't be named are as formative if not more so than the ones which make sense.
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Xbox Game Pass taps into this desire for choice, with a library of over 100 of the hottest titles and more games added every month, including new releases on the day of launch.
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Starting with Clyde and their sister, Mellie (Riley Keough), Jimmy taps into another kinship network, recruiting an explosives expert named Joe Bang (Daniel Craig) and his two brothers (Jack Quaid and Brian Gleeson).
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"Food is a good focus point for addressing many issues that surround it," Hisa said, adding that Urrea's work taps into larger issues rather than just being a monument to Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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In so doing, it taps into a truth not always acknowledged: That much of shopping is about validation; for books, no less than clothes or cars or jewelry, can be a powerful identifier.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive on the former Nickelodeon star's new lyric video for his new song "Run Away," a light summer tune that taps into Bell's Southern California roots in his new EP Honest.
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"This gave the Rebecca Minkoff customer what she seeks – immediate satisfaction and a 360º lifestyle experience that taps into technology, beauty and wellness, philanthropy, entrepreneurialism and the culinary arts." says Minkoff in a statement.
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Ginger Hultin, RD, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and owner of Champagne Nutrition, says that the munchies happen when THC taps into the part of your brain that controls your appetite.
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It's got a media component, it's leveraging new technology and it taps into the incredibly tech-forward community that comprises the rising middle class audience of urban (for lack of a better word) consumers.
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But if HGTV taps into a deeply aspirational part of the American identity, regardless of political or religious difference, it also breezes over some of the historical and economic complications that underpin home-ownership.
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A far cry from the kooky cringe of "I Sit On You," What The Brokenhearted Do… taps into the human experience in a genuine way, revealing a depth in the songwriter that compels reconsideration.
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For anyone who eats out and likes cooking, it sounds like this is going to be a really great feature that taps into Pinterest's visual search technology that it's tried to flex going forward.
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The entertainment journalist is a bubbly, energetic fan girl who eventually taps into her own psychokinetic powers, turning herself into the kind of superhero she has admired and looked up to her entire life.
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The work taps into the ability of plants to use sunlight to feed themselves through photosynthesis, something industrial chemists have struggled to replicate because sunshine usually generates too little energy to fuel chemical reactions.
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The device, shown off here at the Consumer Electronics Show today, is the world's first router to ship with Qualcomm's new 230ad technology, which taps into the unused 23GHz frequency to reach blazing speeds.
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"The Wing represents a new kind of exclusive club that taps into the needs, ambitions, and aesthetics of a certain kind of New York woman," one Quartz correspondent wrote shortly after becoming a member.
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Meanwhile, the My Little Pony YouTube channel recently began doing a nostalgia-filled My Little Pony: The Retro Show, which taps into the brand's '80s and '90s history in a Pop-Up Video style.
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If you're familiar with this kind of programming, you know how easy it is for those innocuous doses of kiddie distraction to morph into something truly terrifying; Candle Cove taps into that primal fear.
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In many ways, Westworld shares much in common with Crichton's best known novel, Jurassic Park, and taps into many of the author's long-running themes of distrusting technology and the corporations that wield them.
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The Hill reported in July that Democrats were looking for a candidate who would fight Trump, suggesting the person who best taps into that desire would have a shot at winning the 2020 nomination.
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One organization is the Black Women's Defense League in Dallas, which trains its members in the fundamentals of self-defense with firearms and taps into the open-carry protest legacy of the Black Panthers.
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Usually thermal plants don't emit much greenhouse gas, but the facility produces around 5 percent of the emission of a coal-fired plant because it taps into volcanic heat that also emits carbon dioxide.
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Usually thermal plants don't emit much greenhouse gas, but the facility produces around 53 percent of the emission of a coal-fired plant because it taps into volcanic heat that also emits carbon dioxide.
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AUGUSTINE In the stately Beekman Hotel, Keith McNally, New York's brasserie master, again taps into a blend of classic and contemporary in this elegant space with a warm vintage feel and Art Nouveau tilework.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's oil exports will continue as normal this week as the kingdom taps into stocks from its large storage facilities, an industry source briefed on the developments told Reuters on Sunday.
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Sometimes, as reported by Gizmodo, Ring taps into police departments' computer-aided dispatch feeds, which include data provided by 911 callers and information about the person who made the call, like name and address.
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A democracy can only hope to succeed if it is built from the grass roots, is led by citizens and civil society leaders, and taps into all of its people to build basic institutions.
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ASIA EXPOSED, PRODUCTS IN DEMAND Saudi oil exports will continue as normal this week as the kingdom taps into stocks from its large storage facilities, an industry source briefed on the developments told Reuters.
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In the piece, Gallim explores the need to survive with movement that blends the virtuosic with the vulnerable and taps into internal sensations of pleasure and pain, regret and love, and control and abandon.
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This is an opinion piece by Oceanic Global, a non-profit that taps into art, music and tech to educate individuals on issues impacting our oceans to provide them with solutions for driving positive change.
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The divisions between human and beast break down as the man taps into his animal side to muster the strength required to get the drop on the pooch, until an unexpected turn changes the dynamic.
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As other commentators have noted, the President's lynching tweet follows in a long line of racist remarks, but this particular comment does something additional: it taps into a broader vein of racial grievance and resentment.
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While Link will work with BT in the UK and taps into Google's own WiFi efforts in the U.S., LQD will give Verizon its own entry point into providing smart city and connected consumer services.
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Talemetry, meanwhile, taps into marketing tech to help identify where the most ideal candidates might be in order to better target job opportunities at them, in the form of ads or other kinds of content.
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Müller taps into this by combining a strong and potent color sensibility with an undoing of the harsh and drastic modernist ideogram; she adds flair and drama that earlier modern artists would never have allowed.
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"That said, Ryan has a lot of affection for Idol given the significance to his career, and it taps into the things he loves — a live show, pop music, discovering new talent," added the insider.
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It uses enormous amounts of data, funneled in from all over the world, and taps into the building's extraordinary computing power to accelerate a process that once took months down to a matter of hours.
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Synapse also taps into a wide variety of other Microsoft services, including Power BI and Azure Machine Learning, as well as a partner ecosystem that includes Databricks, Informatica, Accenture, Talend, Attunity, Pragmatic Works and Adatis.
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The case against Mr. Katumbi taps into much of Congo's sordid past: a whiff of rebellion, the talk of foreign mercenaries and the way power in Congo tends to be exercised, absolutely and with ruthlessness.
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JG: I think my favorite thing about Rocket League, and perhaps it taps into what you guys are saying about the undulating skillset you seem to have game-to-game, is that it's very accessible.
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So it's very emotional because it's not just me dictating what it should be, but also a series of authors that are in dialogue and it becomes very emotional because it taps into deep problems.
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Their service taps into an international network of teachers, farmers, merchants, artisans and other NGOs to allow high schoolers to safely step out of their comfort zone and dive into a different way of life.
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That is why I am heartened to be part of the 2202,2628 Opportunities Initiative, a program that taps into the potential of our country's youth with the help and resources of our country's private sector.
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On the recording, the former New York City mayor taps into one of the country's oldest traditions: targeting black men (among others) because they're seen as inherently criminal -- because that's where all the crime is.
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Spotify's push into podcasts continues today with the launch of a new, 13-episode original series, "The Decade Wrapped," that taps into insights and data from Spotify's year-end Wrapped campaign to inform its episodes.
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Thomas Whalen, a social scientist at Boston University, said that with the fare increase, resentment toward the onerous arm of government and hints of corruption, the song taps into a rich vein of Boston history.
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Yet de Clermont-Tonnerre has an eye for beauty, for swirling dust and resonant silences, and she taps into the soul of this place and its inhabitants even as she reminds you of its terrors.
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Season One Features Brian Grazer, Andy Cohen, Jason Blum, Garry Marshall & Jane Rosenthal Watch a Sneak Peek Here Debuting June 6, Binge, hosted by CNBC's Carl Quintanilla, taps into the cultural conversation around all things content.
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Support for the Syrian president means they can further tangled internet conspiracy theories, taps into a deep vein of anti-Semitism, anti-interventionism, and anti-globalism, and allows them to wind up their biggest enemy: liberals.
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"It taps into a really seventh-grade place in us where we feel bad about ourselves," Dulli said with a chuckle, remembering what she described as the "You're pretty, so I'm ugly," mentality of middle school.
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But his tactic of pinning the blame on a shadowy plot, which he has previously suggested emanates in the West, taps into voters' patriotism and analysts say the imbroglio is unlikely to hurt his stratospheric ratings.
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Creating something and that you can then show off to someone you know taps into the same sense of excitement that kids feel when they show off the architectural wonders they create out of building blocks.
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It taps into something primal when she wails on the highest, most sustained note in the track and makes you feel like you're listening to the letting go of a long-held and well-worn discontentment.
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They don't have to, but if it's marketed right and taps into that right vein, they have an opportunity to listen and to be moved and to be affected, to grow, to be improved by that.
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That could make it more of a challenge to Twitch, as it taps into the eyeballs of YouTube's 1.8 billion users, while also expanding to take advantage of other new YouTube features like Premieres or Merchandise.
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HaaS also taps into the current zeitgeist of minimalism, where books about decluttering become bestsellers and less-than-400-square-foot houses become the focus of popular TV shows, as well as the growing sharing economy.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron, who starts a three-day state visit to the United States on Monday, will seek to please his host Donald Trump with a gift that taps into U.S. Marines lore.
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I still rarely use Cortana with my voice, and I'd like to see Microsoft focus on an Alfred competitor for Windows that really enhances the power of Cortana and taps into the company's focus on productivity.
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What makes Radar interesting is that it taps into your email inbox to surface trip information you have saved there – including flight, hotel and rental car reservations – then organizes this in the app on your behalf.
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The conservative surge, as these scholars have argued, builds on long legacies of racism and inequality, and taps into an unquestioned faith in the virtues of individualism and private property and the genius of business executives.
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In many ways, the contemporary plight of the Premier League manager taps into a whole host of socialist causes: poor job security, callous bosses and vilification by the press are familiar problems for Britain's working classes.
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Then there's hypnosis or hypnotherapy, where one enters a trance-like state and taps into their subconscious through special techniques, including verbal cues and mental images that heighten focus and concentration while calming the nervous system.
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DUBAI, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's oil exports will continue as normal this week as the kingdom taps into stocks from its large storage facilities, an industry source briefed on the developments told Reuters on Sunday.
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DUBAI, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's oil exports will continue as normal this week as the kingdom taps into stocks from its large storage facilities, an industry source briefed on the developments told Reuters on Sunday.
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Gin Phillips taps into that primal fear with FIERCE KINGDOM (Viking, $25), a heart-thumping thriller about a mother who finds herself and her 4-year-old son trapped when two marksmen start hunting down visitors.
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Promising Young Woman taps into some of those same tones for a scary drama about revenge, which has Carey Mulligan playing a woman who, in seemingly a variety of twisted ways, takes down would-be rapists.
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"The Only Woman in the Room," which Barnes & Noble chose as its national book club pick for January, taps into a Lamarr boomlet that includes "Hedy's Folly," Richard Rhodes's 2011 book, and "Bombshell," a 2017 documentary.
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The doc should be required viewing in classrooms and living rooms across America, simply because it taps into what is largely missing from the national reproductive rights debate playing out across the nation this very moment: respect.
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Lowcheekbones, is showing us the trendiest new way to incorporate our favorite wintry cookie into a holiday-approved makeup look — one that taps into your deepest reserves of Gwen Stefani nostalgia (of which we obviously have tons).
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The e-commerce giant said it will share technologies, including AI, cloud and smart supply chain tech, with the program generally and work together to launch a new cohort that taps into its extensive presence in China.
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And broadening out some of the most popular uses of Twitter while taking away some of the wonkier elements — say by introducing hashtag behavior through tabs but without hashtags — also taps into another theme at the company.
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The service is primarily a WeChat app — which taps into China's ubiquitous messaging platform — and a website, although Weng told TechCrunch in an interview this week that the company is contemplating a standalone app of its own.
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Outside of her massive social influence, Gomez has amassed a loyal following for her fashion choices over the years, so it's only a matter of time until she taps into that market in a more official capacity.
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Within the S Health app, there are two different sections for other fitness apps — think Strava, RunKeeper, Fitbit, Jawbone, and Microsoft Health — that either integrate directly with S Health, or have open API's that Samsung taps into.
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Virtue regularly taps into Vice's capabilities, less so for buying media on Vice's own sites, which some advertisers can shy away from because of the edgy content, but more for its production and data expertise, Delport said.
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While on Twitter and Facebook, verification lets people know that someone is who they say they are, on Tinder the promise of verification taps into users' desire to eliminate the safety concerns that come with online dating.
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Now hitting its stride, Bee Local taps into the micro-worlds the flying insects create, sustainably raising them and harvesting their honey with fellow beekeepers and researchers, some of which come from Oregon State University's honey program.
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It's called The Curiosity of Jeff Goldblum and "taps into curiosity seeker Goldblum as he embarks on a journey across the globe to uncover the extraordinary stories behind the world's most 'ordinary' things,'" Nat Geo told Deadline.
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"That comment clearly taps into a stereotype in Washington that because of its economic ties, Germany is 'weaker' on Russia," said Derek Chollet, an adviser on security and defense policy with the German Marshall Fund in Washington.
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My view is that all animals have some level of self-awareness, they need to, and that the mirror mark test taps into a special kind, perhaps a rare kind, but we need more ways of testing.
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Mr. Abbasi's band Invocation, which features Mr. Mahanthappa and Mr. Weiss along with the pianist Vijay Iyer, the bassist Johannes Weidenmüller and the cellist Elizabeth Means, taps into the complex classical traditions of South Indian Carnatic music.
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But we have an opportunity to implement real reform that levels the regulatory playing field, brings sanity to how the federal government manages our land and taps into abundant, American energy that will benefit the entire country.
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This constant othering of nonwhite people by the President of the United States taps into the same racist ideas that white supremacists hold and serves to mainstream bigoted ideologies that justify the oppression of people of color.
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The first vein is what he taps into to rebut claims that his administration is fomenting racial divisions or to sweep aside the issues that Republicans often label "identity politics," such as racial justice and immigrant rights.
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Sanders is the warrior of the left who taps into the spirit of Ted Kennedy, Eugene McCarthy and other politicians who have argued that change starts from the bottom up and leaders need to be adamant about principle.
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While our younger selves were nowhere near this design savvy, the more sophisticated takes on beaded jewelry taps into our nostalgia, making us reminiscent for the days of summer camp craft time and buying bead sets in bulk.
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Now, the company plans to follow up the red-hot debut of the Switch with a new initiative that taps into what Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima calls "new ways of playing" — and it involves a lot of cardboard.
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A new system that taps into the power of static electricity—the same principle that allows a balloon to stick to a wall—now allows robotic insects to land and stick to surfaces, greatly extending their operational life.
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Let's go: Bibio, "Town & Country" Stephen Wilkinson's new album A Mineral Love taps into some of the same sounds you can hear on Junk, the new M33 record: retro commercial jingles, '80s TV show themes, maligned soft rock.
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The founders are really aiming to give VR geeks the game that they want, one that taps into the 80s futuristic aesthetic with gameplay that pays tribute to popular sci-fi books, movies and games of the era.
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While companies like Google can capture the intent of a user directly searching for a product, Pinterest also taps into moments where potential customers are just meandering around and might stumble onto a product they may later buy.
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Former government minister and surgeon Kellie Leitch has vaulted to the front of the race by pushing a hard-right "Canadian values" platform that taps into discontent over the sluggish economy and Canada's acceptance of 37,000 Syrian refugees.
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Maslaveckas' company taps into a big trend in the industry known as "open banking," where third party companies can access bank customers' account data and initiate payments on their behalf, given they've got the consent to do so.
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" In his review of "Raw" in Glide magazine, Lee Zimmerman wrote, "With songwriting assistance from guitarist Kelvin Holly and Spooner Oldham, Young creates a stunning story line, one that taps into feelings that are both bitter and unbridled.
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From the first season you can tell that even though she is a badass, kickass bodyguard, and insanely competent and super confident as well, there's this side of her that you can see when someone taps into her insecurities.
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Some are also conscious the country lost much of its territory to the U.S. in the mid-19th century, and Trump's perceived bullying taps into deep-seated fears that America is still trying to push around its southern neighbor.
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Barbadian singer Rihanna last month unveiled her new fashion brand with LVMH, a rare move by the French group to set up a label from scratch as it taps into soaring demand for celebrity collaborations in the luxury world.
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Kim Kardashian: Hollywood smartly taps into celebrity culture and gaming, and Forbes reports that many celebrities (Katy Perry, Britney Spears, and even Kylie and Kendall Jenner) have not been as able to introduce games with similar success to Kardashian's.
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One example of our data-driven innovation is ESPN's LiveConnect, which taps into the largest data-rich portfolio of sports fan insights in all of media to help brands reach fans through outcome-based advertising during key sporting moments.
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"The new logotype is a complete step-change, an identity that taps into the heritage of the company in a way that suggests the twenty-first-century cultural coordinates of what Burberry could be," Saville told design magazine Dezeen.
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They drive a story like mass shootings or plane crashes, (literally) into the ground with expert after expert and hour after hour of coverage that is not informative but taps into the fear and anxiety of the American people.
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It's the most fun listening experience I've had in what was somewhat famously not a totally fun year, and it taps into exactly what I was saying earlier about their balance between headsy selections and full-on, summertime celebrations.
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Watching him and Sick Boy (who now, alas, goes by Simon) scam bar-goers via a song-and-dance routine is one of the sequel's most hilarious moments, and it all taps into the nostalgia of the first film.
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Her songs, while never explicitly Christian, address small daily challenges that skirt crises of faith — like "Hurt Less," in which her decision whether or not to wear a seatbelt while driving taps into larger fears about mortality and agency.
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But when D'Onofrio is allowed to be Fisk, to really embody the cruelty and spirit of the villain, he taps into a strain of excited fear, like the tingle you feel after lightning flashes but thunder hasn't yet struck.
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LVMH is launching a new fashion brand with Barbadian singer Rihanna, in a rare move by the French group to set up a label from scratch as it taps into soaring demand for celebrity collaborations in the luxury world.
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Kids are individuals, with their own taste, but the greatest stand-up comedy taps into some of the same things that the most popular children's books do: delight in language, the purely silly and a grand sense of mischief.
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That means they'll only begin to earn a return if the Club World Cup generates more income than the last Champions League and the national tournament taps into new sources of revenue, or sucks viewers away from other competitions.
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However, using a dedicated keyboard that taps into a ready library of GIF files is often a speedy way to send a visual response in a text message, a Twitter post or a conversation in the Slack communications service.
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Instead, they should take this opportunity to communicate the shared, widespread economic benefits of fair and open trade in a way that taps into the same emotional response that has been so effectively evoked on the anti-trade side.
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Seeing a man like him in a leading role in 2019 is still remarkable and lovely, but taps into a deep emotional well of lifelong romantic misconceptions as well as my own histories with men who look like him.
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"I had the basis of an entirely new solar-powered machine and production process for making glass objects that taps into the abundant supplies of sun and sand to be found in the deserts of the world," Kayser wrote.
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On Sunday evening, activist and civil rights leader Malcolm X's daughters, Attallah, Qubilah, Ilyasah, Gamilah, Malikah, and Malaak Shabazz presented Malcolm X Legacy, a clothing collection that taps into "this new era of global social activism" during Harlem Fashion Week.
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Written and directed by Jurassic Park novelist Michael Crichton, the sci-fi thriller taps into fears of the approaching digital age as it tells a story set inside a futuristic amusement park where robot attractions have malfunctioned and turned homicidal.
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In 2015, Netflix captured lightning in a bottle with its 10-episode true-crime documentary Making a Murderer, and the network's new true-crime docu-series, The Keepers — which begins streaming Friday, May 19 — taps into the same charged verve.
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This heat drives our planet&aposs geologic processes: Volcanoes and hot springs are taps into the molten fire under our feet, and the achingly slow grinding movements of the continental and oceanic plates themselves are compelled by Earth&aposs own energies.
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Why they might not: Coogler has moved on from the series, replaced by near-unknown Steven Caple Jr. Rocky IV, which this film taps into for its drama, is widely considered the corniest and most excessive film in the series.
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Pinterest is supposed to be a new generation of advertising that taps into the kind of user behavior that you don't see on Facebook — following a user from all points of the buying cycle, from discovering something to eventually buying it.
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FROM PEN: Inside Sean 'Puff Daddy' Combs' Life At Home with Six Kids: 'I'm the Luckiest Man in the World' Though Rob explains that the show taps into his long fascination with the unexplained, it's ultimately about bonding with his kids.
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In times marked by cowardice and ugliness, a luminous movie about a brave girl who taps into the past to lead in the future — accented with catchy tunes and a demigod — may indeed be a sunny balm for weary souls.
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Distiller Raña Zorrilla, who joined the team just three years ago fresh out of college, taps into his food chemistry education to oversee quality, tasting new distillates as they come in to ensure that every bottle tastes like the next.
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The French tech scene has seen a boom in recent years, helped by Macron's efforts to develop a "startup nation", as a new generation of tech-savvy entrepreneurs taps into the large pool of engineers that France's top universities produce.
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Mr. Orban has the support of many of his own people because, like Mr. Putin, he taps into a fantasy of lost glory and presents himself as the defender of Europe's Christian identity in the face of a Muslim flood.
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Barbadian singer Rihanna has unveiled her new fashion brand with Louis Vuitton owner LVMH, a rare move by the French group to set up a label from scratch as it taps into soaring demand for celebrity collaborations in the luxury world.
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Kellie Leitch, 46, has vaulted to the front of the race to lead the opposition Conservative Party by pushing a hard-right "Canadian values" platform that taps into discontent over the sluggish economy and Canada's acceptance of 37,103 Syrian refugees.
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Putin's autocratic rhetoric directly taps into such beliefs, especially those formulated by the country's nineteenth-century Slavophile philosophers who derived their national identity in opposition to the West, following an old pattern of lashing out against dangerous foreign rationalism and individualism.
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Having played Iago last season for the Royal Shakespeare Company — another casting against type for an actor of color — Mr. Msamati taps into the Iagoesque dimensions of Salieri's growing psychosis, while channeling his rage into deeply felt arias of grief.
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Where to stream: Netflix The Simpsons may have the market cornered on Halloween, but this episode taps into the Thanksgiving spirit—family arguments and all—when Bart accidentally breaks a table centerpiece that Lisa made and runs away from home.
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And, in O'Connell's view, the play taps into a lot about the moment we're living through, and the way that women in general — and second-wave feminists like her in particular — are lately looking at the world with fresh eyes.
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Trump, Feldman noted, taps into some fundamental issues in contemporary American politics — race/ethnicity, social issues, nationalism — and his rhetoric — clearly designed to appeal to his base — turns off many of those who are not with him on those issues.
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There's a storyline of sorts here, maybe—a hesher walks into the wilderness, discovers a white circle on the ground, taps into the natural magics that surround us all—but it's given to us in a flash of evocative imagery.
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Neither the shape nor the subject for the cover of a book or album (though its long and narrow format might go well wrapped around a coffee mug), it also taps into a different, more desperate mood than the other works.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at next week's episode of Hollywood Medium, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star sits down with Tyler Henry — and things get emotional when he taps into the special connection she shared with her grandmother and grandfather.
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And on top of directing his sophomore feature, Peele's also hosting CBS All Access's highly anticipated upcoming Twilight Zone reboot, a role that taps into his expansive knowledge of horror as a genre and as a medium for exploring our deepest anxieties.
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After reviewing both Google and Amazon's offerings extensively, I've found Google Home's voice authentication and multi-room audio capabilities are impressive, as well as its ability to answer queries (it's powered by Google's search engine, while Echo taps into Bing and Wolfram Alpha).
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While Thelma is an original character, created just for this movie by Trier and his writing partner Eskil Vogt, she taps into a long history of women whose desires push them into the margins, and whose agency and ambition turn them into demons.
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The system they're building is sound — as described in a new Medium post, it will first use Yaman Yasmine's current simple crowdsourced drone repair platform, SAA, to create a drone organization that taps into a mix of overseas networks and domestic industry.
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While the debate is very much focused on maintaining the character of North Dakota, it also taps into widespread fears about the disappearance of family farms throughout the United States and the spread of big corporations and their farming methods into rural America.
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Kaine has his virtues — he is solid and affable, a solid liberal from the crucial state of Virginia — but this is not the sort of pick that taps into the progressive populism sweeping the party or the expansive diversity that constitutes the party.
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In the first episode, audiences can see the visual representation of his brain working overtime as he taps into a bank of memorized facts and manipulates anatomical diagrams in his head, all before synthesizing that information in superheroic fashion during medical crises.
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Clinton taps into a stream of research from left-leaning economists and lawyers over the last few years, including the Obama White House, that frames excessive market power for large companies as a key culprit of many of the United States' economic problems.
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The duo enjoyed the idea of rethinking the design codes of a Parisian staple and played with rich, warm materials like wood, brass and velvet for a retro spin that taps into the nostalgia for the grandeur and glamour of old world restaurants.
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"If one of our aides is sick or has an emergency, it's very difficult to find a backup," said Kevin Smith, the president of Best of Care in the Boston area, who taps into the large Haitian and Brazilian communities in Massachusetts.
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There's a kinetic New York magic that Hoby taps into — whatever that mysterious force is that allows the Brooklyn rooftops, Manhattan galleries, downtown art parties and other privileged spaces of this novel somehow to be the clichés they are and yet resist banality.
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But there's nothing forward-looking about his platform, which taps into the fears that the 90,000 migrants Austria took in from 2015 to 2016 are siphoning away social benefits from hard-working Austrians, and that Muslims pose a cultural and security threat.
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His comment about "kicking" Republicans when they go low may not have been his most polite moment, but it did make Holder stand out in a large potential field, and taps into the anger many Democrats are feeling during the Trump era. 233.
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Guyana, which has a population of less than 800,000, is expected to become a major oil producer in the coming years as a consortium of companies including Exxon Mobil Corp taps into 8 billion barrels of oil and gas off its coast.
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A new album, called Summer is Gone, from musician Bill Baird not only taps into this and reflects on memory as a theme, but also uses the transitory nature of memory—and in turn, time itself—as a way for people to experience the album.
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The tragedy came just three weeks after President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador launched an offensive against fuel theft gangs that have drilled dangerous, illegal taps into pipelines an astounding 212,20103 times in the first 22010 months of 228, an average of about 28 per day.
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PARIS, May 23 (Reuters) - Barbadian singer Rihanna has unveiled her new fashion brand with Louis Vuitton owner LVMH , a rare move by the French group to set up a label from scratch as it taps into soaring demand for celebrity collaborations in the luxury world.
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Maeve goes to Shogun World, refuses to turn her back on the women she found there, taps into new powers, makes a man impale himself on a spike via telepathy with those powers, finds her daughter, loses her daughter, and gets near-fatally shot.
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The debate around the CLOUD Act also taps into tech company concerns that foreign nations may move to pass laws in favor of data localization, or the process of storing users' personal data within the borders of the country of which they are a citizen.
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MindMaze has devices — which include both wearables and training software that taps into working on rebooting damaged parts of the brain — already deployed in several top university hospitals across Europe and elsewhere, he says, with several more on order for the second phase of deployments.
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"The hydroponics market taps into marijuana demand and the company now has a growth option that we think an investor is able to capture for about the price of the traditional business," wrote JPMorgan analyst Jeffrey Zekauskas about Scotts Miracle-Gro in an Aug.
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The idea is to offer web searchers better answers to their ongoing questions, but one that taps into more visual imagery to help paint a picture of the human side of the crisis, and the scale of the situation in the country of Syria.
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But "The Wolves" — which last fall shared the first Relentless Award, a playwriting prize created in honor of Philip Seymour Hoffman, with Clare Barron's "Dance Nation" — taps into a world dear to Ms. DeLappe, not just that of soccer players but also of young women.
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"[It is] a dynamic we believe it can replicate with [Popeyes] as it taps into its scale, its strong global roster of current franchisees and a chicken segment that is in need of a powerful No. 2 brand," Bittner wrote in a research note Wednesday.
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LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Mining giant Glencore's deal to buy aluminum from Rusal will be renewed from 43, but the tonnage is likely to be much lower as the Russian producer taps into growing demand for value-added products, two sources close to the matter said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Louis Vuitton owner LVMH is launching a new fashion brand with Barbadian singer Rihanna, in a rare move by the French group to set up a label from scratch as it taps into soaring demand for celebrity collaborations in the luxury world.
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The Zapotecs's use of textiles forms the basis of a new project by Austin-based designer Nick Hiller, which taps into this history of textiles as currency by creating a series of jacquard loomed throw blankets inspired by contemporary banknotes from around the world.
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Thieves are now siphoning gasoline and diesel fuel at record-high rates from the system — often by drilling taps into pipelines under cover of darkness — and are selling it on the black market around Mexico and perhaps even in the United States and Central America.
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Villaseñor taps into some of the frustrations following the 2020 nominations announcement as she sings about the various releases of 2019 and the common theme that, in addition to tying many of them together, also helps explain who got nominated and who got snubbed.
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The blast came just three weeks after Mexico's new President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador launched an offensive against fuel theft gangs that have drilled dangerous, illegal taps into pipelines an astounding 12,581 times in the first 203 months of 2018, an average of about 42 per day.
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It's similar in concept to the Google Assistant feature formerly known as Now on Tap, using AI to analyze what's on the phone's screen, but it taps into other apps like WeChat and the food service DianPing to provide quick information and deep links through long presses.
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"Nina's music taps into a certain kind of awareness born of the way she looks," Lanita Jacobs, an anthropology professor at the University of Southern California, told NPR in 2012, explaining that Simone's music and her politics stemmed from experiencing life as a dark-skinned black woman.
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It's just as gorgeous as its predecessor, if not more so; it taps into fan favorite corners of the fiction in ways that the 2015 game didn't; and, perhaps best of all, it gives you a story-driven reason to gun down armies of Rebel scum.
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The mischievous Hector (Gael García Bernal) lures Miguel into the Land of the Dead, where he reunites with deceased family members and taps into the world celebrated by Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, a holiday marked in Mexico and across Latin America.
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While I agree with the two writers that this is the promise of Dreams, the reality is that though it taps into all of these pre-existing ways we have of talking about art, in reality it's a lot like something completely different: social media platforms.
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And he doesn't just cover that with a range of stories (like acting out in school and going on capers with the homies), but also in sound as he raps cutting bars with the same spirit that he taps into to harmonize over gospel-leaning tunes.
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The killing of Ms. Marinova "taps into the reality of female journalists who face additional threats because they are women, and sends yet another signal that should prompt governments to take effective and immediate action for the safety of journalists in Europe," Ms. Mijatovic said on Monday.
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This taps into themes of communication, understanding, and details versus the big picture, so it might mean that a big discussion that's been brewing will finally take place, a eureka moment arrives in your studies or travels, or you wrap up a project concerning these themes.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience: The Royal Albert Hall is one of the best and most insightful concert films I've seen, but let's hope that its eventual release taps into a wider discourse around Hendrix than just the blind nostalgia of "rock and rock hall of fame" rhetoric.
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Like an OK Computer for the Trump era, or a Leaves Turn Inside You for woke millennials, Age Hasn't Spoiled You taps into the disquiet that pulses through the culture and seeps into our inner lives, reflecting it back to us as imaginative, immersive rock music.
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Nevertheless, this news about the microbiome, emerging from studies done in the past few years, taps into a fraught issue for many women: medical recommendations and societal pressure to breast-feed, combined with policies, or physical problems, that often make it all but impossible to do so.
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Megan Fleming, a clinical psychologist and certified sex therapist, recognizes that bathroom boning is alluring because of the "erotic element of breaking a rule"—it also taps into many people's voyeuristic or exhibitionism fantasies—but she urges potential toilet boners to keep a few things in mind.
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Create artistic effects with DeepArtScreenshot: GizmodoDeepArt has been put together by a group of academics from Europe, and taps into a specially designed image analysis algorithm: It can pick out the style of any painting or artwork you like, and then apply it to your choice of image.
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Of course, job creation and environmental protection aren't necessarily at odds—consider the estimated hundreds of thousands to millions of jobs the clean energy industries of the future can create—but this rhetoric taps into the same "America first" mentality that was catchy enough to get Trump elected.
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My personal work takes on a deeper side that can be described as more feminine since it taps into more raw memories and colors of my childhood and being brought up in somewhat "traditional" standards even though I was very much a tomboy getting dirty in my dad's garage.
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It can seem like everyone has a podcast these days, but a new series from former NBA player Etan Thomas has been a long time coming — it taps into a concept that got lodged in his brain back during a decade-long NBA career that ended in 2011.
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The company, founded by former Elle journalist Delia Fischer, is seeking to raise up to 147 million euros ($169 million), giving it a market capitalization of up to 597 million euros, as it taps into the desires of aspirational consumers - mainly women - with its online shopping club concept.
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Fortunately, the deeper aspect of the story -- how Donna found true love on that island, even if it wasn't immediately obvious to her -- taps into a genuine emotional well spring, heightened by an ebullient finish that should send audiences, again, humming the title track as they leave the theater.
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But for now, the idea seems to be something else that Uber is positioning itself as having a wider purpose for its customers, beyond providing basic transportation from point A to point B. It taps into the fact that Uber has a captive audience (its passengers sitting in vehicles).
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David Hassell, 15Five's CEO and co-founder, would not elaborate on what those new services might be, but he recently started a podcast with the startup's "chief culture officer" Shane Metcalf around the subject of "best-self" management that taps into research on organizational development and positive psychology.
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It may be embarrassing to recognize that what someone wears can affect your judgment, but it does: leather leggings and sneakers can make a member of the establishment seem accessibly cool; a red tie taps into memories of Morning in America; rolled-up shirt sleeves indicate hard work.
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But while Twilight taps into a fantasy for straight girls that is repeated and codified so often that it's become its own storytelling trope (the sexy vampire who overwhelmingly wants to bite you but won't because he respects you), Jennifer's Body wasn't working with quite such a recognizable fantasy.
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" Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 96% What critics said: "When D'Onofrio is allowed to be Fisk, to really embody the cruelty and spirit of the villain, he taps into a strain of excited fear, like the tingle you feel after lightning flashes but thunder hasn't yet struck.
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With its bare bones rhythms, single key synth lines and breathy spoken vocals, "Face The Truth" by Hercules & Love Affair alumnus Shaun J. Wright and fellow Chicago producer Alinka taps into the minimalist spirit of the Windy City's early house music anthems by the likes of Robert Owens and Larry Heard.
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And for a few moments, Netflix's new true crime docuseries The Keepers taps into the same charged verve as that earlier series, channeling its subjects' frustration, desire for vindication, and anger while digging into the decades-old murder of a nun and its possible cover-up by the Catholic Church.
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Unlike most movies in the genre, Life is terrifying because it taps into legitimate concerns about contaminating Earth that even NASA, ESA, and other space agencies haven't entirely figured out—the fear that in our longing to discover alien life, we bring something back to our planet that could destroy it.
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In its six-episode first season, Secret City taps into current geopolitical tensions by combining elements of a spy and techno-thriller, following political journalist Harriet Dunkley (Anna Torv of Fringe and Mindhunters) as she tries to uncover a conspiracy involving cell phone hacks, encrypted video, darknet information exchanges, and cyberattacks.
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An ongoing photo and interview series called Transilient taps into that idea, documenting the diverse lives and experiences of transgender and gender-nonconforming people around the U.S. The series aims to challenge mainstream media representation of trans lives, and prove that trans people are more than just their experiences with gender.
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Google is today unveiling a new ad unit for AdSense that taps into the company's big push to add more artificial intelligence into its business, and to potentially bring on more publishers who might consider ramping up their advertising efforts but don't have the time or other resources to manage them.
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The new campaign taps into emotional issues that have long been staples of women's equality movements, like the right to equal access to health care, the idea that women's issues should be taken as seriously as men's, including women in conversations about their health and valuing women as sexual beings.
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"The combination of Philip Morris International's iQOS, the bestselling heated tobacco product, with Altria's stakes in Juul, the leader in e-vapor, and cannabis can result in a dominant portfolio that taps into the most important industry growth opportunities in the future," Euromonitor analyst Ivan Genov said in a statement.
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The review taps into a heated national debate over Washington's role in America's wildest spaces: environmentalists and tribal groups support federal oversight, but many state political leaders, conservatives, and industry groups say the lands should be generating money for business, creating jobs, or yielding revenue for education and other public services.
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What stands out either way is how Float taps into the human instinct to fiercely protect someone you love, the worry that the world out there won't see them the way you do, and the hope that that big scary world will love this person as much as you do.
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ASIA EXPOSED, PRODUCTS IN DEMAND Saudi oil exports will continue as normal this week as the kingdom taps into stocks from its large storage facilities, an industry source briefed on the developments told Reuters, but the attack raises concerns about how long the kingdom will be able to maintain oil shipments.
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Avi's 2013 album After Hours taps into the country's folklore and the very real, mysterious life of Count Paul von Sivers, the last estate owner of Vara—the village Avi was born in—with him vividly recalling when he visited the cemetery the count was buried in as a child.
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The website taps into the nostalgia for the 19903s that we've seen in the film's trailers, and features a ton of components that were mainstays of the web almost a quarter of a century ago: random animations, zany photo editing, HTML frames, brightly-colored fonts, and of course, a guestbook and hit counter.
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What Can Google Lens Actually Do for You Right NowFew apps are getting as much hype from Google right now as Google Lens, which taps into the machine …Read more ReadRight now, the feature only works in San Francisco but Wescover says on its website that more cities are planned for future updates.
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It's also unsurprising on another level: programmatic advertising, which taps into troves of data to connect ads with people who are more likely to respond to them, has become widespread online, and it could be argued that any media company serious about making revenues from ads has offer it to ad buyers.
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To me, anything you can do that goes into the area of their communication and taps into their curiosity — or just generally using the tools to spread the really good stuff about the game of baseball and the people in the game and the artifacts — I think that's a smart thing to do.
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But for someone who rinses as many Korean and Spanish ASMR whisper videos as I do per week, she taps into something that a well-dressed talking head in a documentary would probably relate to our connection to the timbre of the human voice, established when we're still floating in the womb.
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"Billy Budd" taps into male love that most men — gay, straight and all the blurred lines in between — often would rather avoid: how to express love over objectification, or affection that is deeper than a football slap on the shoulder or an "I love you, man!" moment after a couple of beers.
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"Investing in Star Citizen gives you the tantalizing pleasure of looking forward to a deferred enjoyment, a slow, continuous build that stretches out the anticipation and taps into the power of our imagination to fill out the details of its imaginary world," said Frank Lantz, director of the New York University Game Center.
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At mid-career, the Dublin-based painter Diana Copperwhite has hit upon a crazily recognizable way of applying paint that both updates (somewhat tongue-in-cheekily) the concept of the "autographic mark" so prized by the analysts of Abstract Expressionism, and simultaneously taps into a leitmotif of contemporary, computer-inflected visuality, the color gradient.
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This thrilling, disturbing, and twisted story of one woman's murder goes way beyond a 'whodunnit' — it taps into a long-dormant scandal of rampant sexual abuse by the clergy, the long-term affects of suppressed memory, the skewed hierarchy of the Catholic Church, and the cruelties of being a woman in a patriarchal society.
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The continuing series taps into the world of science fiction, imagining in great detail a future where a nomadic group of humans — some far-off descendants of the indigenous peoples to whom the artist traces his lineage — wanders the world, wearing invented regalia, creating new rituals and existing on recycled remnants of the present day.
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He taps into a vein of something like magic realism to add a layer of symbolism to this otherwise realistic fiction: We are persuaded that Nargis should attempt to repair a shredded book with golden thread, though literal-minded readers may find themselves thinking that double-sided tape would have done the job more effectively.
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Stamper has a knack for straddling both the past and future of dance music: her sound harkens back to the classic house and disco of the Paradise Garage era, while her progressive politics of fighting inequality and paying homage to dance music's queer roots taps into some of the most important issues of our time.
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Lily & Madeleine "Analog Love" There's a thing called blood harmony that some siblings have and this song by the Jurkiewicz sisters taps into it: their harmonies are of an otherworldly sort that can only come when people have a connection that goes far beyond one the develops from standing in proximity to each other in the studio.
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Amazon is bringing Studio Ghibli's first ever TV series to the US. The show looks like it taps into the same sense of wonder and adventure that every Ghibli story does, and while its computer animation isn't quite as stunning, it'll be hard to complain so long as it feels as magical as Ghibli stories so often do.
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Becca Klaver's second full-length collection of poetry, Empire Wasted (a pun on empire waist dresses) taps into the current zeitgeist, capturing the mood of a lost generation of thirty-somethings as they drift through the American landscape guided by an anchorless yearning for something they've never experienced, for something that has yet to be invented.
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When you create a show, you create a universe, and sometimes that universe is filled with more than just one opportunity for TV. In the case of most of these shows, the spin-off taps into potential that would have gone to waste had creators not decided to take a small piece from the original and run with it.
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For one, it taps into a gap in the market: small and medium enterprises have largely lost out compared to consumers and large enterprises when it comes to tech innovations, particularly in the financial world — too specific in their business needs to use consumer services; too small to be able to afford services built for larger companies.
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They're potent because they have become a dog whistle that taps into the most powerful culture war in America — that between suburban and rural white Americans who feel that the culture and values of the America they grew up with are being undermined, and progressive cosmopolitans who feel that marginalized groups are being attacked and left vulnerable.
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The intense paranoia that can set in once you start to suspect all those things aren't just banal but actually intended to make you act and think a certain way is a feature of postmodern fiction stretching through the work of Thomas Pynchon to today, and Under the Silver Lake taps into that paranoia and makes it its subject.
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He struts, preens, postures — his style a constant nod to the cool, hip African-American vibe of his favorite sport, basketball, and the N.B.A. Largely because of that vibe, there is nobody, at least among the top men's players, who so easily taps into the youthful fans that tennis is desperate to attract as its future lifeblood.
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The proliferation of politicized graffiti on trains and elsewhere in recent months is another sign of a deep escalation process at work, one that taps into the contested history of the subway itself, dating back to the earliest "broken windows" campaigns in the 1980s during the enforcement of austerity and the rise of gentrification after the 1975 fiscal crisis.
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A substantial portion of the American public has made clear that it feels betrayed by the establishment, and so it elected a president who denounces all Muslims as potential conspirators in terrorism; who sees black communities as crime-ridden; who taps into white American mistrust of foreigners, particularly of Hispanics; and who promises the harshest form of immigration control.
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With coconut in the mix, it taps into a major flavor trend, and it stood out for being straightforward and tasty without claiming to improve the mind or muscles or prevent ailments, like so many of the beverages, snacks and other products on display at the trade show: Coconut Cashew Crunch Chocolate Drizzle, $5.99 for 5.75 ounces, anastasiaconfections.com.
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A movie that taps into love like that has the formula for a so-called "critic-proof" movie — a movie that will perform well at the box office no matter its quality, because a large portion of its potential audience is so eager to experience what the movie delivers: a journey through something familiar and beloved.
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And, here in the US, the New York Times' Anand Giridharadas linked Trump's popularity to the way he "taps into the anxiety of white American males": The anxiety of white men may not be a viable long-term fuel source for the political right, but, in the polls' telling, it may be good enough for right now.
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Tencent previously disclosed that 5003 million user cards were attached to the payment service as of November 2015, thanks to a genius campaign that taps into China's tradition of sending red envelopes during New Year, but now it said the figure is "safely more than 300 million" while it also gave us clues as to how large its volumes could become.
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In its clotted corporate flubbiness, WWE's mishandling of the brand split tells a different, more familiar story than the one it set out to sell: the real American success story of a family that works hard and taps into a mass market, only to become so successful and rich that they lose the human touch that made them successful in the first place.
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Critics of the performance were outraged, and accused the singer of using the show to make a "racist" political statement, listing as evidence: That Beyonce and her dancers gave the Black Power salute onstage, were dressed in costumes reminiscent of the Black Panther movement, and her music video for "Formation" taps into some of the issues at the the heart of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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In the case of Banking Circle, the company is tapping into a huge market that spans developed and emerging markets, as well as individuals and businesses, and taps into new tech innovations to speed up the process, make it less costly and more easy to do, and overall disrupt those who have traditionally been the gatekeepers for remittances — the Western Unions and large banks of the world.
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Zola already has a strong connection to a wider marketplace that taps into how millennials and younger consumers, in general, like to shop today, offering a Houzz-style approach of letting users create "look books" for their aesthetics, and giving them flexibility to either register for specific items, or to cash out in gift cards that can be used on other goods and services.
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Jeff Blehar of the conservative blog Ace of Spades made this point as part of a series of tweets back in November: A thought: every one of Trump's big "controversy" plays, though boorish, have made political establishment pay for lies told to American ppl Trump's immigration rhetoric is vulgar bunk, but chosen b/c it taps into backlash vs smug pro-immigration consensus of elites.
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In theory, delegating much of the day-to-day regulatory work to Boeing allows the F.A.A. to focus its limited resources on the most critical safety work, taps into existing industry technical expertise at a time when airliners are becoming increasingly complex, and allows Boeing in particular to bring out new planes faster at a time of intense global competition with its European rival Airbus.
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The training will be built with companies like QA Consulting and the Micro:bit Foundation (the micro:bit is a learn-to-code device from the BBC, and there will be content made for it); and for work placements, the program taps into AWS's Partner Network as well as customers of the AWS platform (which is a huge list: AWS is one of the go-to cloud services companies globally).
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It's just a hunch, but really, what makes more sense: for Apple to leverage its Beats acquisition to build a Siri information box for the family living room that taps into HomeKit-enabled smart devices, controls the Apple TV, and plays Apple Music, or cede the market to Amazon, and later Google once it decides to flip the switch and convert its OnHub router into a smart home controller?
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And Domo itself taps into one recurring theme within the enterprise IT zeitgeist: there are now hundreds of cloud-based services collecting and producing data about our businesses, and so there is a demand for companies that can harness and make sense of that data, and provide good inroads for people to "read" it more easily (companies like Slack also are tapping into this idea, albeit for a different purpose).
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We solemnly swear they were up to no good (but the inspired results are actually quite cool): Marauders Tech is an augmented reality interactive map and game that taps into some of the huge popularity of Niantic's Ingress and Pokemon Go. The world is transformed into a scavenger hunt of sorts, where you travel around an area looking for the ingredients for potions and spells, and compete against your friends to do so.
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Keiichi Matsuda's new short film Merger taps into that uncertainty by imagining a workplace where humans have been proven to be less capable than AI. In the five-minute film, Matsuda fleshes out a dim world where humans have been all but overtaken by algorithms, forcing the protagonist—a hapless small- business -adviser trying to help her human clients—to try and shed certain aspects of her humanity in the hopes of reaching peak productivity.
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Yeah, or most of the network news shows are true-crime stories, so you could not like being true crime, but people like true crime, or "Making of a Murderer," the Netflix show, taps into something, but it became this thing that people were telling people about because there's no ... We could talk about this, too, but there's really no avenue to find out about podcasts except having someone tell you about it or reading about it.
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She walks casually to the hallway door, stands off to the side of it, on the hearthstones, and soft-tosses it open and moves in a swift arc across the doorway, three steps back and then sidestepping so that the hallway comes into view by degrees, and she takes each of three plywood and sheet-metal targets as they appear around the jamb, tight double taps into the nasal cavity, then she steps through the door and quickly out of the fatal funnel.
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To an astonishing degree, Beto taps into the inner workings of the Democratic base even more than intersectional candidates like Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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