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The Office Depot sections will sell home office products such as chairs and desk top accessories and will aim to tap into PC World's small business customer base.

But at several other new rooms the emphasis will be on a highbrow experience that aims to tap into patrons' overlapping interests and tastes.

It aims to tap a market niche that industry experts agree has been overlooked.

Mr. Wood is also aiming to tap the workings of the civil courts for his client's own crusade.

Instead of trying to tap into anger over the 9/11 attacks and fear of further strikes as Bush did four years ago, McCain's campaign aims to tap into anger over the past eight years by running against Washington.

He aims to tap the growing Hispanic market in the U.S. for 5% to 7% of CIE's sales next year.

But the hope is that aiming to tap the same kind of flexibility that made Uber so popular for temporary staffers — and potentially that pathway to a big career opportunity — will be one that attracts them to their service.

The CFPQ is an instrument aiming to tap many different aspects of feeding practices.

Blue Sky aims to tap into this market, and expects to be able to capture a 10-20% market share.

Under the new guidelines, for the first time, diagnoses will aim to identify the disease as it is developing by using results from so-called biomarkers -- tests like brain scans, M.R.I. scans and spinal taps that reveal telltale brain changes.

We'll aim to report back.