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How's the harness?" We're four minutes and 58 seconds into BBC4's Hattie and the biopic cliche klaxon is primed to emit its first parp of distress.

It was primed to explode.

With signs of the momentum shifting to his opponents in the last hours of the Canadian election, the Prime Minister Stephen Harper attempted to harness last-minute support over the weekend at a rally in the Toronto suburbs headlined by Rob Ford, a former city mayor who drew global scorn for cocaine abuse.

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

These unlikely partners share a common conviction: that quantum computing which aims to harness quantum mechanics to vastly accelerate computation is ready for prime time.

It worked to harness greed.

Learn to harness your discontent.

But we continue to harness our anger.

We need to harness the public outrage.

A12 Twitter fails to harness its influence.

Here's how to harness its energy.