It's a likable grace note that later swamps the film with a huge, tap-dancing, climactic musical number that could be called "Bring On da Noise, Bring On da Samurai".
A sun-dappled courtyard gives way to stern dormitories, shadowy corridors and a bathroom with huge gold taps.
Native apps have a huge advantage: one tap and you're in business.
In 1997, Russia unexpectedly canceled an oil deal with Exxon, and a venture between Gazprom and Royal Dutch/Shell to tap huge Siberian natural gas deposits was shelved.
With $15 trillion of DC pension assets available, the finance sector has huge incentives to tap this money.So these advisers will have to be very well informed indeed to steer retirees around these pitfalls.
Can the giant software maker — which, incidentally, is based in Redmond, Wash., about 850 miles from Silicon Valley — use a huge acquisition to tap into what makes the Valley tick?
She runs the company's Monday night drill sessions and participates in the house's busy social calendar, which makes good use of the huge stove, keg tap and pool table.
A former hack journalist, Gunderson drank "vision gumbo" with Ramón the shaman while on assignment down in Mexico, which led to a revelation: "Something huge was on tap, and if we didn't evolve our asses quick, it would be bad huge".
"It's a small step that can make a huge difference" to tap into funds worth about €100 billion between 2014 and 2020, Moedas said.
(Well, "job" only in the loosest sense of the word, getting paid to try to help a huge company better tap into the "young people" market).
