We dip in, we pull back, we test the waters.
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"We won't know until we test the waters," Schroder said.
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The SEC allows these informal conversations; they're called "test the waters" meetings.
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This way, I can test the waters before dropping my current client.
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We were just starting out and I wanted to test the waters.
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Which is why we often like to test the waters before we invest.
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But the trips are also an attempt to "test the waters", Chayika said.
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Or certain types of trucks could be automated first to test the waters.
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Eager to test the waters, the couple put their property on the market.
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In 2010 Swiss death metal act Enigmatik was the first to test the waters.
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Aspirational nomads come to test the waters, in rented mini-Winnies and camper vans.
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"Test the waters, and back away if they're not interested," one expert told Jen.
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But it's something several predicted would start happening, at least to test the waters.
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The call — from the Jeb Bush campaign — was an effort to test the waters.
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So Chan made a post on the r/Repsneakers subreddit to test the waters.
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I decided to test the waters to see how far I could push the barriers.
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For newbies, starting low to test the waters (and prevent overspending) is a good idea.
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Or maybe you want to test the waters of online dating without investing a lot.
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There's one pretty sure-fire way to test the waters with a potential sexting partner.
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There's also a 90-day free trial in case you want to test the waters.
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Decide how much you want to spend, but consider starting small to test the waters.
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The company is the latest tech giant to use a crowdfunding platform to test the waters.
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I was like, 'Why don't I test the waters, compete a little and see what happens?
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Part of this was to test the waters before the impending launch of Odyssey on Android.
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Instead, they're designed to test the waters for original content across the social network – and Musical.
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It can be better to push through the fear of the unknown and test the waters.
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Instead, he wanted to test the waters with a new idea: abolishing the state initiative process.
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For first-time issuers, Owl Rock (ORCC) looks to be the next to test the waters.
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I decided to test the waters by uploading a few giantess videos to my Instagram and Snapchat.
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But early partnerships like these are starting to test the waters of how we'll regulate brain enhancement.
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CBS was reportedly interested, but suggested he start with a serialized story first to test the waters.
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Several potential candidates have already visited Iowa as they test the waters for a potential presidential bid.
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The appeal of Phoenix to him, then, was that it provided a chance to test the waters.
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According to Tech Crunch, this was a way to test the waters before a larger public launch.
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For Grosjean, the opportunity would be to simply test the waters while still enjoying his F13 career.
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It's not exactly a 33D printer, but this 23D pen is a great way to test the waters.
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He has taken that encouragement to heart and decided to test the waters, but would like your input.
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When the show aired five months later, Lovepop's website featured a wedding invitation option to test the waters.
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Candidates usually establish exploratory committees to fund their expenses as they test the waters of a presidential bid.
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The report could also help Aramco test the waters for its much-discussed but long-delayed public offering.
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The report could also help Aramco test the waters for its much-discussed but long-delayed public offering.
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It would have been so easy for her to keep seeing Will and also test the waters with Jake.
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It takes time to test the waters and find what's right for you, and, to be honest, it's tiring.
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They could even be a fringe gateway — a way to test the waters before going for a bigger chop.
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Though one wonders if we're not seeing Amazon test the waters for a possible Echo with built-in display.
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It's certainly possible — and, thanks to an inclusive range of 40 shades, everyone can test the waters for themselves.
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Respite care is a great way to test the waters before taking the next step as a foster parent.
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If you have reservations but want to test the waters, a Superhost's home may be a good first stay.
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In case you're still reluctant we've suggested a super inexpensive option from Target you can buy to test the waters.
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Rather than test the waters with a brand new organization and league, players chose to stick with ESL Pro League.
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The "Girls Like Girls" video, in which Kiyoko does not appear, was a way for her to test the waters.
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Yet Jake Leslie Melville of BCG, a consultancy, says the oil companies are right to "test the waters" in electricity.
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I feel like we kind of have to get our footing before we test the waters with the other ones.
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Test the waters with a smaller collab and see how it develops by the corresponding full moon on December 3.
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Choosing a headset with a lower price point is a great way to test the waters without breaking the bank.
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Tip 3: Test the waters Are you a science lover, but still undecided as to what your job should be?
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Filing confidentially let Snap test the waters for what kind of appetite Wall Street would have for the company's shares.
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It's a fun time in national politics, as the big name Democrats line up to test the waters for president.
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Test the waters, check out how that's going, make sure that you guys are on the same page with that.
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After a while, I decided to test the waters and see how the government would react if I went back.
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And several months ago, Uber also started to test the waters in this area with the launch of Uber Money.
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If you're looking for an affordable pair of wireless earbuds to test the waters, the AirTaps make an excellent choice.
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Maybe you're pretty happy, but you want to test the waters, especially if there's a chance you can make more money.
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This is messy, disgusting, and bad for you, so I said it was time to test the waters and make Nadkins.
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You know, I have to be more assertive with women and I have to test the waters by doing certain things.
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Once you test the waters by exchanging a few messages, maybe you could drop a lewd line if she seems down.
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Project Stream, first announced in the beginning of October, is an effort for Google to test the waters of game streaming.
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That was a way for it to test the waters in a nascent space, says CEO and co-founder James Smith.
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To test the waters for a lieutenant governor run, Mr. Williams is planning to travel the state in the coming weeks.
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The report also found that the two $50,000 donations to Lloyd in 2012 were made to test the waters at MIT.
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Instead, they are likely to test the waters in one or two markets to grow the business and and gain customers.
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"I think it's a great experience for someone who's trying to test the waters and thinking about becoming a writer," says Hoskins.
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While THUMP is a dance music website, I decide to test the waters and throw on the new track by Lil Yachty.
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Every now and then, Facebook quietly launches a new app, typically to a small audience, to test the waters a little bit.
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It also starts you off with a small credit line so that you can test the waters before going for bigger cards.
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"At that price, it was too hard to test the waters and learn in a new environment," said Ms. Hofstetter of 360i.
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In these cases, "test the waters and put your plan into motion before getting a green light from your manager," she says.
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Halloween is right around the corner, which means that it's the perfect time to test the waters with an affordable pink wig.
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The latest automaker to test the waters on subscriptions is Nissan, which just launched a new, two-tier service in Houston, Texas.
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I'd been to so many as a cellist and finally wanted to test the waters a little as a singer and songwriter.
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He won just five of his final ten fights, going up to light heavyweight to test the waters there before calling it quits.
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The difference is that Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon had the ability and leeway to space each new series out and test the waters.
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This is not a money making service, but rather an attempt by Google to test the waters in the growing ride-sharing market.
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It's far less in-depth and powerful, but a great way to test the waters for whether app-enabled intimacy is for you.
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The SEC is also proposing to allow the larger private equity companies to use the test-the-waters provision of the JOBS Act.
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If "Venom" succeeds, it could put October on the radar for movie studios looking to test the waters with new properties, said Dergarabedian.
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Test the waters with these temporary wash-out and semi-permanent hair products that change your color for as long as you want.
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It costs £7.99 a month but you can sign up to a 30-day free trial if you need to test the waters.
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So, if you haven't considered applying a little pressure to your nipples during sex or masturbation, you may want to test the waters.
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The former vice president, who at 75 is three years older than Trump, pines to run and will test the waters this fall.
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Marketplaces require a lot more effort from workers and families, who have to send multiple messages to test the waters, like online dating.
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Ward's success against world-class competition is encouraging American trainers such as Todd Pletcher, Graham Motion and Mark Casse to test the waters.
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They're a way to test the waters and hopefully impart a sense of vague innovation that might add some shine to the brand.
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OK, now it was time to test the waters (see what I did there?) and find out if the flavors sparkled or fell flat.
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Earlier this month, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro formed an exploratory committee to test the waters for a potential presidential bid.
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An exploratory committee is a vehicle by which candidates for federal office can "test the waters" of a bid before officially entering a race.
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It was only as Ms. Collins was approaching her 303th birthday in 2014 that she started to seriously test the waters of performing again.
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Brands will test the waters with one message but get spooked by the number of people they anger and move in the other direction.
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The quickest way to test the waters is to deactivate your Facebook account, which is essentially an account suspension that can immediately be reversed.
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Canada's largest chain of pharmacies is looking to cash in on Justin Trudeau's green rush, as they test the waters on selling medical marijuana.
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Internationally: Currently Clearbanc finances companies in the U.S. and Canada, but it has begun to test the waters in other parts of the world.
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Why it matters: This isn't just a case of several Taliban factions trying to test the waters and seeing what the U.S. has to offer.
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Although making a move via text may seem a bit impersonal, it can be a good way to test the waters of a new relationship.
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Workers who relocate might test the waters as a renter before deciding if it's a good idea to invest in a home of their own.
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This back channel was facilitated by the United Arab Emirates, the implication being that its purpose was to test the waters for war with Iran.
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There are less flipping 2-in-1 crazy laptops, but PC makers are now starting to test the waters of Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips in laptops.
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Deval Patrick will test the waters in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, expanding an already jammed field less than three months before nominating contests start.
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The debut of communications software provider Twilio Inc on Thursday will help test the waters for other tech companies and unicorns in the coming months.
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However, it's likely that Amazon wants to test the waters with regard to whether or not Twitch's members are interested in new, episodic TV content.
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But, Ms. Kretzschmar said, energy companies must at least test the waters to make sure they are in the game when renewables do take off.
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Personally, I see community college as a way to inexpensively test the waters of higher ed, as well as being a much more supportive environment.
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It also leaves questions about just how far female candidates — obviously not all of them typically "feminine" either — can test the waters of untraditional candidacy.
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And since the quality does come with a heftier price tag, you may want to test the waters with just one bra — but how to choose?
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New York (CNN Business)Burberry is partnering with luxury reseller The RealReal as high-fashion begins to test the waters of the growing used clothing market.
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But it also means that he and the team under him have not had to test the waters for raising money in the post-Libin era.
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Their first release — a four-track EP that's out now — is really just a way for them to test the waters before figuring out what's next.
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When disputes have arisen, either through an honest mistake or in an attempt to test the waters, the situations have been resolved quickly and without incident.
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Even if that becomes the case, though, let's at least hope the arrival of NIU's mopeds inspires more companies to test the waters in the US.
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If you decide to leave Levittown, put the house on the market, or rent it out for a year while you test the waters in Brooklyn.
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Judge Dan Polster has said he wants to reach a settlement, but the trial could help both sides test the waters and move the process forward.
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Those of you happy to go all-in with an alternative DNS can take the router approach, while the device-specific option lets you test the waters.
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And Ursula Stephen, the artist behind some of Rihanna's most iconic styles, echoes this sentiment, recommending wig novices turn to a synthetic piece to test the waters.
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When Let's Go comes out later this year, it will test the waters with what is functionally a reboot designed to marry the old and the new.
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Concepts like Texas-based Neighborhood Goods, Showfields in New York, Fourpost and b8ta are becoming a popular way for young brands to test the waters before growing.
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If you're interested in building for fully tracked standalone VR, the Mirage Solo is an easy way to test the waters before more consumer-friendly headsets launch.
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OPS hired a marketing research firm to test the waters and found that 21 percent of voters were in favor of their campaign with 22017 percent opposed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Veteran oil trader Jeffrey Frase has been meeting with investors to test the waters for what he hopes will be his commodities trading comeback.
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First, as the postwar settlement of Europe, especially around peace with a divided Germany, remained deadlocked, Smith sought to test the waters for any potential diplomatic progress.
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The recent stock market rally and companies beginning to accept a more modest pricing of offerings for IPOs has more tech companies ready to test the waters.
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Temporary storefronts are often the first step for these brands' expansion, as they provide an opportunity to test the waters at a lower cost, and with less risk.
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More companies, including the largest privately held ones, could avoid tough disclosure requirements and be able to "test the waters" with potential investors in advance of an offering.
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While it was a pet project, coffee may have made the most sense for a lot of funds like those putting money into coffee to test the waters.
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This is why the direct marketing team at Lion & Lion offers companies an end-to-end solution to test the waters with a low cost of entry point.
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Even though none of the singles she released in 2015 are on the final album, they all let Rihanna test the waters with a new kind of material.
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Able to "test the waters" with prospective investors prior to publicly filing an IPO registration statement, although the SEC recently voted to extend this benefit to all companies.
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Initially, House GOP leaders had argued changes to Essential Health Benefits part would not pass muster in the Senate, but seem more willing to test the waters now.
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But in a future where people might not visit car dealerships to shop for cars, de Nysschens is savvy enough to test the waters with technology-driven models.
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Those cases would be the first of hundreds brought under Polster's review to see a trial and could serve as "bellwethers" that help both sides test the waters.
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Initially House GOP leaders argued changes to Essential Health Benefits would not pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian, but they seem more willing to test the waters now.
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Our sources say Giuliana Rancic is into the idea and is working with "FABlife" to lock down a guest hosting gig some time soon to test the waters.
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"People are trying to test the waters after the selling last week," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist, senior portfolio manager at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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SurveyMonkey can file confidentially with the SEC through the JOBS act signed in 2012, which allows those companies to test the waters before they formally release an S-1.
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The rule is set to go into effect on Wednesday, but the Carolina Panthers' social media team appeared to test the waters during Monday night's game against Tampa Bay.
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Sea is likely to be the first of the new Asian contenders to test the waters in the U.S. — Japanese chat app Line opted for a dual Tokyo-U.
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So CBS is clearly leveraging access to its network as a way to test the waters of both its own streaming service and the future of skinny TV bundles.
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Startups are allowed to file confidentially for IPOs under the JOBS act signed in 2012, allowing them to test the waters prior to formally releasing their company's inner workings.
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Moulton has done two things to prepare for a possible run: beefed up his policy credentials and traveled to early states to test the waters of his possible candidacy.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Hemant Mehta belongs to the recent spate of fresh faces who dared to test the waters, walk the walk, wake up from the dream and do it.
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"Those are the pivot points for photographers to test the waters on whether or not it's going to be a challenge for them to get to you," he said.
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After his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton trounced him among black voters in the South in 2016, Sanders is trying to test the waters and build key coalitions well before 2020.
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Journalists said they welcomed the withdrawal but could not rule out the possibility that it was a "trial balloon" to test the waters for putting more restrictions on the press.
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Perhaps this Bloomberg exclusive is a way to test the waters and see how the public reacts, but it's likely just an attempt to thwart its growing cadre of naysayers.
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For the IVY REC, the company is going to test the waters using an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign which it's still just teasing at this point; it hasn't actually launched yet.
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Another responder, Mandisa Washington, wrote: Personally, I see community college as a way to inexpensively test the waters of higher ed, as well as being a much more supportive environment.
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For a brand-new player, the $100 Carlo Robelli G640 is a "good way to test the waters" without spending a lot, according to Brent Butterworth, a writer at Wirecutter.
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A new "Test-the-Waters" rule by the Securities and Exchange Commission could help stave off disappointing public market debuts — like those felt by Peloton and SmileDirectClub in recent weeks.
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It's possible it could be looking for a way to exit, and with the trend toward enterprise consolidation, Salesforce's investment may be a way to test the waters for just that.
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Inslee said he recently registered a "test the waters" organization with the Federal Elections Commission, which allows a potential candidate to spend up to $5,000 to gauge viability before diving in.
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The European Commission, which has plans of its own, will test the waters with proposals in December; the euro-zone's 19 leaders will chew them over at a summit soon afterwards.
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"It could be one or two small size issues to test the waters and get a pricing," a senior finance ministry official told Reuters, without giving a maturity or other details.
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That they decided to crowdfund is an interesting decision, but it lets them test the waters and also work in partnership with Schell Games to build both physical objects and apps.
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The president also plans to use early campaign rallies, the sources told the AP, to test the waters for nicknames he may lob at his potential opponents in the months ahead.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro inched closer to his 2020 presidential run earlier this month after launching an exploratory committee to test the waters for a potential bid.
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BP and Fluor are already tapping investors, while unrated Outotec Oyj will test the waters for the first euro hybrid of the year after completing a roadshow in the coming days.
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The team released a statement saying it had reached a mutual agreement to let the nine-time Pro Bowl selection test the waters when the new league year begins March 268.
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However, a bill like this could be a useful way to test the waters for such a plan should the Senate or the White House come under Democratic control next year.
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Still, a senior Trump campaign source tells CNN that they are considering hiring staff to "test the waters" in Oregon after hearing from Fabrizio and talking to National Republican Congressional Committee counterparts.
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It's one thing to say to your best friend, 'I'm sick of dudes creeping on me,' but once you put it into a meme format, you can kind of test the waters.
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Osmar Abib, global head of oil and gas investment banking at Credit Suisse, said he even sees the potential for IPOs to test the waters in the second half of the year.
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Early adopters, technophiles, and college students were using social media to share photos and snippets of their lives with friends and family, beginning to test the waters of the changing media landscape.
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But that a Charlie Rose redemption show is getting pitched to major media figures like Brown suggests there are people in the industry who are willing to test the waters for him.
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This isn't the final, final step in the IPO process, as this is usually done to test the waters and figure out the exact appetite for the company's shares when it goes public.
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The company will debut on the public markets tomorrow and will once again test the waters for companies that are looking to build full-fledged businesses on the back of open-sourced software.
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Europe continues to test the waters of shared vehicle ownership models, and the Amber One is a car designed to help eliminate the huge amount of time our own vehicles currently spend idle.
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Being molded into the label's definition of who she should be wouldn't do, and although she'd test the waters on "Fantasy," it was the remix that would provide the blueprint for her legacy.
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Test the waters in other areas to see what interests you and that you could see yourself building a life around, then slowly work backward to figure out how you can get there.
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He printed a sample issue to test the waters, selling it at a Renaissance fair that KPFK-FM, a listener-sponsored radio station where he did a program, held as a fund-raiser.
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Like Twitch, it's mostly used for gaming, and it plays host to both amateur streamers who just want to test the waters as well as professional e-sports players and verified content creators.
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Others speculated that Mr. Bharara, once accused in a court filing of being a "petulant rooster," might be making provocative statements to test the waters for a run for governor of New York.
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An online course is a great way to test the waters and you'll definitely know if game creation is the path for you after completing the Zero to Hero HTML5 Game Developer Bundle.
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To "test the waters," so to speak, Tradewinds Charters out of Depoe Bay, Oregon (known for its year-round pod of gray whales), is offering a two-hour whale-watching tour during the eclipse.
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To make matters tougher for the incumbents, Rakuten, Japan's "Amazon-esque" e-commerce giant, has decided to test the waters in the telco market, having received an operating license to start service in 2019.
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Mozilla called it a day with Firefox OS for mobile handsets back in 2015 and said it would test the waters for an IoT effort using some of the same technology (and it has).
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro moved closer to a 2020 presidential run on Wednesday, announcing that he had set up an exploratory committee to test the waters for a potential bid.
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Consider the hoopla around "promposals": Girls may send out emissaries to test the waters, but the request still usually comes from the boy — sometimes with as many bells and whistles as a marriage proposal.
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More couples are choosing to test the waters before saying "I do" than ever before, foregoing some of the marriage traditions of the past, like waiting until after the wedding to move in together.
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The Nasdaq has bounced back sharply since a miserable start to 2016 and is up 5.6 percent over the past three months, but investors are still waiting for newer tech companies to test the waters.
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Yagan, the co-founder of OkCupid, former CEO and vice chairman of The Match Group and managing director of the venture fund Corazon Capital joined ShopRunner in 2016 to test the waters of online retail.
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Or do I feel as if I've gotten to know this person, and we're getting closer, and I can calmly share a small bit of it to test the waters and see how they respond?
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" Mr. Volpe also wrote he hopes that "Rise" will show that theater is a place where teens who will never go on to Broadway careers can "test the waters of their creativity, take artistic risks.
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Unfortunately, it seems that Google is increasingly willing to test the waters on projects that are ethically dubious and the fact that it has so far refused to talk about it gives no one any comfort.
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"In my day, I tried marijuana a couple times, but it didn't have any beneficial impact," said the Democratic Washington state governor, who recently created an organization to "test the waters" for a 2020 presidential run.
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The service has its critics and isn't always reliably stable, but it's more or less what you would expect from a company with an established gaming business that wants to test the waters with something new.
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The second proposal is the "test the waters" provision, which allows entrepreneurs to gauge the interest of potential investors through an online portal before they take the time, effort and money to extend an initial offering.
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Of course they are—they're not used to real consequences, and so of course they're going to test the waters of getting their lives back to normal without having to make any significant change in themselves.
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Plus, as CNN reported, it can be an affordable way for some students to test the waters to see if they like the dental field, while earning money to pursue a degree to become a dentist.
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"We thought: 'Let's test the waters and get a better sense of what the expenses of owning a second home would be,'" said Mr. Wolk, a senior vice president of finance at a global investment firm.
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Under the Bush administration and also the Obama administration, the children were in fact separated on different occasions and different programs to test the waters as far as prosecuting everybody that comes into the United States illegally.
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"I think we'll see states test the waters on how far they can go," said Will Hansen, senior vice president of retirement policy at the ERISA Industry Committee, which advocates for large employers who sponsor retirement plans.
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If Backpage was just barely covering your day-to-day expenses, setting aside a few hundred bucks to test the waters on other, less-trafficked sites can seem like a decadent luxury rather than basic business sense.
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In April 2018, he left his environmental analyst job in Iowa to "test the waters of financial freedom, early retirement, and geoarbitrage" he said (the latter involves relocating to take advantage of a lower cost of living).
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For sellers While sellers may get broader exposure for their property through the MLS, some found private listings to be a way to test the waters and make price adjustments before being widely distributed on the MLS.
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They want to do nine movies together in the long run, "to actually have a collaboration that grows and changes as we grow and change," and Win It All will test the waters for a future with Netflix.
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Mickey and Gus both have less self-destructive options in their lives, and the series' most daring and resonant route might be to acknowledge that love isn't in the cards for every couple who test the waters together.
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There is a legal allowance by the FEC for potential candidates who haven't yet raised or spent $5,000 for the campaign to "test the waters" without having to officially register as a candidate or disclose the money they raised.
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Playing on the success of their East Coast launch, Neil and company have decided to test the waters with a Los Angeles pop-up inside the TCL Chinese 6 Theater (formerly Mann's Chinese) right in the thick of Hollywood.
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Co-founder and CEO Ernst Pfauth (a former tech journalist who previously served as editor in chief at The Next Web) said this campaign is meant to test the waters of whether U.S. readers are interested in The Correspondent's journalism.
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The Vinyl Recorder is a custom made and hand built machine, allowing small record labels to cut a limited run of vinyl to test the waters for a new release, before ordering a larger run from a record pressing plant.
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Indeed, the day in April 2011 that Mr. Obama walked into the White House briefing room to directly address Mr. Trump's allegations, Mr. Trump flew to New Hampshire in his signature plane to test the waters of a presidential run.
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In addition to offering a slew of online courses, training, workshops, and live streaming events, many of these online educational programs offer free trial periods, too — so you can dip your toe in first to test the waters before fully committing.
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With the party knocked down a few pegs, a host of top donors, activists and strategists at the Washington conference looked to chart a path back to power while giving the parade of potential 2020 candidates space to test the waters.
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When their accounts aren't deactivated, cannabis influencers are well-compensated for sponsored posts and affiliate salesWhile influencer marketing of cannabis falls in a regulatory gray area, some brands are happy to test the waters with popular creators in the category.
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I decided to test the waters a bit by posting some funny stuff, as opposed to just trying to promote products or trying push marketing things — just have some fun with it and engage with fans in ways that maybe they weren't expecting.
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John Tuttle, chief commercial officer of the New York Stock Exchange, maintains that the JOBS Act brought a lot of benefits to companies considering going public, such as the ability to "test the waters" without letting competitors peek at their financial books.
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After hosting a virtual Seville derby last Sunday on FIFA 20 between Sevilla defender Sergio Reguilon and Real Betis striker Borja Iglesias that was watched by 62,000 people on his Twitch channel, Ibai Llanos decided to test the waters a bit further.
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ANTOP AT-400 4K/Ultra HD TV Antenna — $79.99 See Details If you're thinking about cutting out cable and streaming subscriptions, but aren't quite sure or want to test the waters of free digital channels first, you should check out this Indoor HDTV Antenna.
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E Madison, located near Central Park on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, is essentially a concept location created to test the waters of whether or not the ultra-rich will pay for extreme luxury in a gym setting, along with fees for personal training.
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"We're seeing consumer product companies test the waters and try to figure out how cannabis will factor into existing products or into new lines of products," she said, ranging from personal wellness products like CBD-infused lotion to consumable products like cannabis-infused beer.
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This type of thinking has caused lots and lots of networks to test the waters, but few of them have the kind of production arms that will allow them to make money off the shows they've been airing, at least not far into the future.
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That said, if you've been turned off by Fantastical because of the $64.97 total to own the app across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, this new per-month price isn't that much to spend to test the waters and try out Fantastical for the first time.
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If you want to test the waters for yourself, do it with a trusted brand: Bluebird Botanicals has been a top player in the game since 218.71 and is offering 224.95% off the best-selling original strength extract oils and CBD isolate powder — just use code original299.
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"As Advice Animals get more mainstream, more people are shown that structure of language and it's like, 'Oh people are joking about this stuff, maybe let me just test the waters and see if my ideology lands with people and then I can find my racist friends,'" Brennan said.
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A compromise solution might be to feature one of these characters in a smaller, standalone film that receives limited distribution so as to test the waters for a full-blown ensemble blockbuster, such as "Avengers: Infinity War," which costs $320 million to produce and an estimated $150 million to advertise.
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To test the waters of public alone time in a culture that often seems to look down on it, Fink challenged herself to eat out, visit a museum, and go to a movie (a scary one, too, her least favorite kind) without these distractions — and she was happy she did.
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Even the Trump base increasingly realizes that Trump's problem is not "fake news," which tells the true story of a president who "manages" a White House staff at war with itself, while prominent Republicans make regular trips to primary states to test the waters for 2020 and grand juries continue investigations.
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At times bashful, sincere and carefree, Ms. McCray, appearing at a news conference about her trip, fielded questions on her public role and political future — her most decisive step yet in a subtle but increasingly obvious effort to increase her profile and test the waters for a run for office.
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He said the bank's stress tests on what could happen in the event of a "hard Brexit," in which the U.K. leaves the EU on March 29 with no withdrawal agreement in place (and, crucially, no 21-month transition period), were part of its attempts to test the waters about what might happen.
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PlayStation VR is just ambitious enough for Sony to test the waters for a larger foray into VR — its limited camera setup doesn't lend itself to the impressive physical worldbuilding that I've seen in HTC Vive games, and Sony isn't as visibly committed as Oculus to pushing bold, difficult VR-only projects.
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Aldar Khalil, one of the architects of the Kurdish administration in Syria, said on Wednesday that discussions within the party and with their allies have been ongoing about sending a delegation to "test the waters" and see if President Bashar Assad&aposs government is ready to accept an autonomous Kurdish area in the northeastern.
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The born-on-the-internet brands — including men's athletic apparel company Rhone and a concept called "The Drug Store" with drinks by trendy beverage brand Dirty Lemon — opening up shop this week at Hudson Yards look at it as an opportunity to test the waters before they decide if they want to grow further.
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Test the waters before going head firstStart off small to get a taste of client services and get results you can share with future clients, suggested Carissa Lintao, founder of Apptuitive, who fell into freelance marketing consulting after graduating from high school and throughout college when she couldn&apost land a "real job," as she put it.
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Meanwhile, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May will be looking to test the waters for establishing a series of new bilateral trade agreements with the world's leading economies once the U.K. leaves the EU. The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday urged G-20 leaders to avoid "myopic" nationalistic policies and to work together in agreed forums to resolve their trade and economic differences.
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It's been an exhausting year: a year of watching the #MeToo movement's momentum slow, as some accused men test the waters in preparation for a return; of tuning into the Kavanaugh hearings and being reminded that there is no victim "perfect" enough to be believed when that belief is inconvenient; of having the midterms highlight the still sizable gap between how white women vote and how women of color do (presuming they're able to at all).
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AllCastImage: ScreenshotIf you fork out for the premium version of AllCast on your Android device then you can beam pretty much anything from your Google-powered phone or tablet to an AirPlay device—in this case the Apple TV.Besides videos you can get your music and your photos up on the big screen (there's no Google Photos app for Apple TV as yet), and if you want to test the waters first then try the free version of the app, which comes with a five-minute playback limit.
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When I first played through Digital: A Love Story a few years ago, I was playing it purely to test the waters before diving into creator Christine Love's much-lauded Analogue: A Hate Story/ Naming conventions aside the two are connected more in theme and structure than in actual content, but what I was looking for at the time was a sign that what Love herself was doing with her visual novels was different than the (frankly) tired conventions that had all but driven me away from the genre.
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