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Meanings of tap into in English

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Usage of tap into in English
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The deal will benefit both the companies tap into new income sources.
Reuters
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According to the legends, Merlin can tap into the power of nature.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
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These electoral successes tap into the the complex politics of these countries.
The Guardian
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Now let's see how to really tap into the power of indexes.
High performance mysql, 2nd edition
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It needs a way to tap into the Army's wireless battlefield network.
Wired
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Personal connections The most successful diaspora initiatives tap into these personal connections.
The Irish Times
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Our brilliant colleagues at the museum were able to tap into that.
Ebony
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The new site will make it much easier to tap into them.
Wired
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More chipmakers are now trying to tap into the fast-growing WiFi market.
Reuters
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China has also signalled a desire to tap into Afghanistan's mineral reserves.
Reuters
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Seducers tap into hidden vulnerabilities, exposing and manipulating ever-increasing levels of need.
The Guardian
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He had to tap into that feeling, allow it to possess him.
Shadow's son
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I'm using my psychic ability to tap into the energy around us.
The ghost chronicles
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It's not exactly something you can schedule a meeting to tap into.
BBC
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It sends all text to a repository that all clients tap into.
Wired
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Those sexy curves and sleek finishes tap into something deeper, often unconscious.
The Guardian
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