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The revival will have minimal special effects -- which the creators saw as overwhelming the Broadway production -- and will try to tap into societal concerns about teenage bullying.

If history is borne out, one of the candidates, possibly Mr. Rowhani, who is close to Mr. Rafsanjani, will try to tap into votes that would have gone to the two disqualified candidates.

The Liberal campaign slogan—"Ensemble, on s'occupe des vraies affaires" ("Together, taking care of real business")—suggests the party will try to tap the concerns of business about separatism.

On Saturday, Mr. Obama will kick off his re-election campaign with a rally at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, where he will try to tap into the city's obsession with the V.C.U.

Now, with consumers in a money-saving mood, the campaign will try to tap into a belief that buying "a great pair of jeans" for $59.50 is "actually cooler than buying a $300 pair of jeans," he added.

The mobilization effort by advocacy groups will try to tap into what their leaders believe is widespread disillusionment among voters over the role of money in electoral campaigns, particularly in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case.

Bill Schrader, head of BP Azerbaijan, notes that the real game for the future will be to try to tap into the Turkmenistan side of the Caspian, which has huge reserves of gas.Azerbaijan's energy wealth is naturally of interest to the Russians, who want it to sell more oil and gas northwards.

We've got to try to tap into that".

Mr. Ackermann could also try to tap sovereign wealth funds.

The fun thing is to try to tap into both".

Even non-sportswear companies try to tap the interest here.