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A gradual rise to a federal funds rate of 2percentt or so would effectively "tap the brakes" to slow down the economy, he said.

Staged and digitally manipulated, the photographs are gimmicky, sometimes to the point of absurdity, but Mr. Goicolea, like the young Cindy Sherman, is a magnetic actor, and his images effectively tap into the dark and wild side of youth.

The Indian education system is producing record numbers of graduates with advanced science degrees, but the current research environment in India cannot effectively tap their potential.

Being effective, low cost and simple to manufacture, their importance has been further enhanced by the recent upsurge in efforts to effectively tap renewable energy resources.

And it's a clever way to work around the fact that Netflix's recommendations system doesn't effectively tap into our social connections as well as it could.

The OBox is cool tech provided that it can effectively tap into the Android ecosystem that will provide the backbone of its content.

Also, affluent Hispanics have not been effectively tapped to provide the large sums of money needed to mount an effective political campaign these days.

"I think they're effectively tapped out," said Edward L. Morse, executive adviser at the Hess Energy Trading Company.

Nationally, the Sweden Democrats effectively tapped into fears about Muslim immigrants in the last election.

Nigeria has a variety of both renewable and nonrenewable resources, some of which have not yet been effectively tapped.

And "Series 7" effectively taps into its viewers' emotional investment in the players: a pregnant woman, an unemployed father, a gun-toting lunatic.