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Police tappers usually had to figure out a way to do it themselves without the help of the phone company.

They were worked as rubber tappers and some are normal workers.

Most of the residents were rubber tappers before the 1990s.

There were several tappers who did not want to take risk and join the struggle.

A big chorus of precision tappers is fun for a few minutes.

Rubber tappers were finding themselves pushed out of their lands.

But no need to wait three months to see (and hear) some of the best of the current tappers.

The Internet, in turn, has provided new frontiers for law enforcement tappers.

How'd you work it, get the tappers and the Russians together?"

Many newly minted tappers grew up to the sound of his feet.

They did, however, attract international attention to the plight of the rubber tappers.

But the tappers believed the organization was too sloppy to keep track of small amounts.

There are, however, tappers which allow tapping without significant added attenuation.

More than 6000 toddy tappers court arrested and sent to jail.

It doesn't bother them that there are few well-known female tappers to serve as models.

An hour later, a posse of rubber tappers headed out to the spot.

The use, the material, and the size of these "tappers" were aural decisions.

But now, three months later, the tappers seem even more determined to gain reserves for extraction only.

Unlike ranchers, for example, tappers have never had access to Government credit and other forms of assistance, they said.

New this year is a preprofessional program for advanced tappers, ages 15 to 21.

His tap-dancing could have been better, but then there seems to be a dearth of good tappers in the company.

The tappers, whose work involves trekking through the forest each day, began staying close to home.

The tappers report that mostly you do delay answering.

The theatre became famous for its chorus girls, known as "Tivoli tappers".

The rubber tappers would stage mass demonstrations blocking logging road.