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The mental health charity Mind is also attempting to harness the therapeutic power of nature with its EcoMinds programme.

Politicians across the spectrum are jumping on the "populist" bandwagon, attempting to harness the anger and frustration of middle-class voters.

There are a bunch of clinical trials going on all over the world attempting to harness the brain's ability to recover".

Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University and Stanford University are attempting to harness the wisdom of crowds with the creation of an online video game that challenges players to design new ways to fold RNA molecules.

But, after years of several major companies attempting to harness social media's true power, there has still not really been anyone that has succeeded in getting better results than traditional methods of emails and job adverts.

Ruffalo, who acts opposite Thornton as a Catholic priest attempting to harness the d.j.'s divine gift, gave an example during a post-screening Q. & A. at the Directors Guild Theater with The New Yorker's Rebecca Mead.

Neither of the Clintons could attempt to harness the sweet, nostalgic searching of a song like America without looking ridiculous.

Early attempts to harness the immune system to fight cancer involved tumour-associated antigens, proteins that are present on the outer surface of tumour cells.

Meanwhile both sides in the debate attempted to harness the power of the former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to garner support for their position.

Our results suggest that power not only channels its possessor's energy toward goal completion but also targets and attempts to harness the energy of useful others.

Horton's letter was released as Southern faced a backlash following a PR offensive that attempted to harness the social media pressure of frustrated commuters against the union.