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In doing so, he created a double bill that taps the roots of modern American drama.

Some investors have bought Russian hydroelectric capacity that taps the currents of the wide northern rivers.

We have devised a screen that taps the identity of molecules involved in cell-fate specification during mouse gastrulation.

Here we report a lexical decision experiment using a technique that taps the early stages of visual-word recognition (i.e., masked priming).

Creating and exercising an integrated plan that taps the many assets of the private sector is the best defense against bioterrorism.

Like many other beachfront towns, Dauphin Island has benefited from the Stafford Act, a federal law that taps the United States Treasury for 75 percent or more of the cost of fixing storm-damaged infrastructure, like roads and utilities.

Mr. Metzmacher, whose conducting gestures are broad and unequivocal, drew a performance from the Philharmonic players that tapped the intensity of Hartmann's work.

Last year, the Provost's Office awarded Digital Education and Learning Technology Acceleration grants to six innovative projects that tap the potential of digital technology to enhance teaching and learning at Johns Hopkins.

In that role, she led the inaugural bond issues for the majority of the countries that tapped the markets for the first time in the 1990s.

Mr. Clinton again told Republicans today that tapping the surpluses before they materialized would be fiscally irresponsible.

Mr. Megna suggested that tapping the city's $2 billion in reserves was a way for the mayor to cut costs without firing teachers.