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So even as power has been restored in the city and elsewhere, gas has remained in short supply because distributors are unable to tap into their usual sources.
Also, most of the time, people use augmented reality apps outdoors, and are unable to tap into a Wi-Fi network, so a 3G connection will be necessary to get all that juicy data.
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Most investors who entrusted their cash to the Reserve money funds have been unable to tap their savings for more than three months.
Mr. Paterson said A.I.G. was "financially sound," but was unable to tap the liquid assets in its subsidiaries because of regulatory constraints.
The banks have been unable to tap equity markets to build up their balance sheets; and state governments have been largely unwilling to inject more capital.
REUTERS Moody's Downgrades Spanish Banking Sector | Spanish banks have been unable to tap into capital markets and have been forced to rely on cheap, three-year financing provided by the European Central Bank.
But Mr. Huntsman, less involved in the church than Mr. Romney, was unable to tap into the Mormon network as Mr. Romney has been.
Yet he has so far been unable to tap into his party's enormous advantage in voter registration and its traditional strength in New York City, forcing him to resort to a strategy of reminding Democrats that they are Democrats.
Last week, when the company was unable to tap the commercial credit markets, it was forced to issue a statement after rumors circulated that it would seek bankruptcy court protection.
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