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The trend is largely inspired by the success of Chico's, a rare example of a primarily mall-based retailer that has tapped into the baby boomer market.

Another small home-based business that has tapped into new markets is Fairy Dusk, which sells decorative lighting, home and garden accessories, and gifts.

MIAMI — Mayor Carlos Alvarez of Miami-Dade County faces a recall vote on Tuesday that has tapped into the frustration of an area still reeling from a decimated housing market and stubbornly high unemployment.

A campaign better equipped to deposit its supporters at precinct meetings could surpass a campaign that has tapped into a vein of new excitement, though turnout and a candidate's personal appeal are obviously connected.

Much of the credit for this cleanup goes to Veolia Environnement, a $30 billion (sales) Paris-headquartered outgrowth of the Vivendi water and media company that has tapped into one of the most intractable problems in Asia: pollution.

Much of the credit for this cleanup goes to Veolia Environnement, a $30 billion (sales) Paris-headquartered outgrowth of the Vivendi media and water company that has tapped into one of the most intractable problems in Asia: pollution.

It was just one of several films that have tapped into widespread mistrust of the judiciary.

Société Générale and UBS are also among banks that have tapped financial markets for cash.

Common in Europe, the votes are not required in America at present, except at companies that have tapped the TARP.

In her career Ms. Winokur has succeeded in steering clear of fat-girl roles and instead played character parts that have tapped her comic side.

Drawing on research in economics, psychology, computer science, and many other fields, The Diversity Bonus also tells the stories of people and organizations that have tapped the power of diversity to solve complex problems.