LOS ANGELES — He had a toe in the water.
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I mean, they're dipping their toe in the water now.
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"We only put our toe in the water," she said.
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So this switch on is really a toe in the water.
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Still afraid of dipping your toe in the water or diving deeper?
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"It's like tipping your toe in the water, testing the water," Mattie says.
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"This isn't a toe-in-the-water kind of activity," she told me.
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Citigroup's online toe in the water comes after similar moves by several other banks.
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The retailer had already dipped its toe in the water of on-demand, local delivery.
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They have the time to look at books and put a toe in the water.
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"We have put our toe in the water with doing some original content for Apple Music," he said.
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The 4C is a niche sports car, but it was a toe in the water for the Italian carmaker.
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Apple is not dipping its toe in the water with "Planet of the Apps" to make money from it.
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Microsoft's approach "has been toe in the water, but it's now foot in the water at least," he said.
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"When you see spreads this wide, it makes sense to put a large toe in the water," he said.
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When a secular growth group pulls back, you need to use the weakness to dip your toe in the water.
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Every time I dip my toe in the water I want to cut off my toe like a second later.
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"Imagine it's a swim meet and Abbott has their toe in the water," said Danielle Antalffy, an analyst at Leerink.
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He was just beginning to dip his toe in the water of composing notated music, because he had classical training.
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You can't expect to succeed in building incredibly complex AI/robotics/healthcare systems by simply dipping your toe in the water.
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If the subsidiary is allowed to proceed, it will be a toe in the water here for the Silicon Valley company.
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Up in Canada, Edmonton will buy only BEBs beginning in 2020, while Montreal will poke its toe in the water with three.
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You are actually seeing some celebrities kind of like putting their toe in the water saying, maybe give the guy a chance.
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"We are talking to investors, putting a toe in the water in order to receive feedback," Sadovin said in a phone interview.
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SUE GORDON: Another one of the things from the government perspective is, you know, this could be a toe in the water.
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And we'd kind of dipped our toe in the water with new technologies beyond Wi-Fi with what we did with AirPlay.
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I want to dip my toe in the water—I love games so much, I've gotta do it once in my life.
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"Now, many members are sticking their toe in the water and throwing smaller chips into venture capital opportunities and angel groups," he said.
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But the fact that he is in this depressed, lonely state, he just dipped his toe in the water by telling her his name.
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The battery is an inexpensive ($35) way to dip your toe in the water in the Internet of Things without actually making a ridiculous investment.
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Here are your options if you want to dip your toe in the water, wade knee-deep, or really swim with the VR big fish.
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That means picking a lane and sticking with it — the toe-in-the-water approach we've seen in the past will never get them there.
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With our toe in the water we are learning a lot about the original content business, and thinking about ways that we could play in that.
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As to why Twitter is finally dipping its toe in the water of a longer text limit at last, that answer is stated in Twitter's announcement.
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Albeit it's a toe-in-the-water for now — with the beta launch only set to cover ferries in Italy and Croatia as its starting point.
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Then they were led by the media to believe that sharks hunted us down like psycho killers the minute we put a toe in the water.
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I did have a couple and so I would sort of stick the toe in the water with the women I knew because [Ailes] was the king.
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"With our toe in the water, we're learning a lot about the original content business," Cook said, hinting at one way Apple might deploy all that capital.
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"They can at least dip their toe in the water with the cash-pay customers, and learn the business," said Ana Gupte, an analyst for Leerink Partners.
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While some game streaming technologies are free to try, others require a credit card, making them less desirable if you're just looking to dip your toe in the water.
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"I think I heard or read something that said, 'Oh, doing that speech you must've known you were dipping your toe in the water of politics,'" Winfrey exclaimed to Silvio.
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"If institutional players want to play in this market, they'll dip their toe in the water or wait on the sidelines to see if the products themselves function," Bogart said.
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"There is certainly no rush to reestablish positions in these sectors, but there's certainly some people dipping their toe in the water," said Bruce Latimer, senior equity trader at Eight Capital.
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I often [tell] clients who want to 'try on' their fantasies: Figure out a way to metaphorically put a toe in the water [instead of] jump[ing] into the deep end.
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"We are putting our toe in the water, starting to use infrastructure and other services on the private cloud," said Iain Anderson, Chief Technology Officer at $15 billion hedge fund Cheyne Capital.
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" Content is King— "In terms of original content, we have put our toe in the water with doing some original content for Apple Music, and that will be rolling out through the year.
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But over the past decade, major retailers like Target and Walmart, who use vast quantities of energy in their stores, have gone from sticking a toe in the water to diving in headfirst.
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While Asia has been a big driver of cryptocurrency interest and mining power, the U.S. has become an increasingly important market while parts of Europe are starting to dip their toe in the water.
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"With our toe in the water, we are learning a lot about the original content business, and thinking about ways that we could play in that," Cook said in an earnings call in January.
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"It's very much a sort of just a toe in the water for us in terms of the e-Commerce presence we've got because one of the challenges is the challenging regulatory front in China," Hooper said.
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"It's somewhat of a departure from what we do today, so we wanted to dip our toe in the water and do a deliberate, strategic approach to implementing it and getting a look at it," Peterson said.
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Up until now, it was possible to debate that idea: Facebook has been paying for some sports, but most of it has been second-tier, toe-in-the-water stuff like college football games between low-profile teams.
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After sticking his toe in the water and joining Stephen Colbert in the woods for a few spit takes on Monday night, Jon Stewart finally made his way to the right side of a late night desk yesterday evening.
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The good news is that Congress has recently dipped its toe in the water around these issues, with the House Education and Workforce Committee holding a public hearing on the sharing economy this week focused on innovation and opportunity.
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"The 810 is kind of sticking the toe in the water for these conversations responding to power reactor requests for information," said Bowen, who served as associate deputy assistant secretary in the Office of Nuclear Energy from 2015 to 2017.
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For those who wondered if the Met would challenge the Museum of Modern Art or the downtown Whitney, the two opening shows at the Met Breuer feel more like a toe in the water of contemporary art than the expected plunge.
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The 200 Premier League games on offer were also split into seven packages of 32 or 20 games each, making it easier for Amazon to dip a toe in the water, albeit in a smaller market than the United States.
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"Financial stocks in general are finding some support after the torrid start to the week, but this looks more like opportunistic bargain hunters dipping a toe in the water rather than a wholesale shift in sentiment," Tony Cross, analyst at Trustnet Direct, said.
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"Financial stocks in general are finding some support after the torrid start to the week, but this looks more like opportunistic bargain hunters dipping a toe in the water rather than a wholesale shift in sentiment," said Tony Cross, analyst at Trustnet Direct.
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There was a line of athletes lying head-to-toe in the water, arms and legs stretched out, possibly like a hedge wearing a selection of bathing suits; there were two athletes off to the side, performing what was surely a bustle.
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Stephen Volkmann, analyst at Jefferies, said that by buying a smaller stake in Navistar, Volkswagen "perhaps wants to dip a toe in the water rather than get completely wet," but he expects the German automaker to eventually buy the rest of the truck maker.
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"My goal three years from now is to have our whole team over there, but we're kind of dipping our toe in the water this year, knowing that this is an incredible event that America will, I believe, really get attached to," Hyland said.
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A world without borders is the new ball in play – and, by offering a better experience, tech may get there before TV. Toe in the water Arizona Cardinals' Carson Palmer drops back during the first half the NFL football NFC Championship game against the Carolina Panthers, Sunday, Jan.
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We have more things planned for it but it's come a long way in a year, and it gives us a clear platform to build off of… with our toe in the water, we're learning a lot about the original content business and thinking about ways that we could play at that.
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But at heart, the differing views on prospects for the market are mostly split between those who see now as the optimal time to pounce and potentially snap up a bargain while others are too nervous to dip a toe in the water and those who believe drastic price reductions are still to come.
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And a few have put a toe in the water with commercial launches (globally there are 23 networks with "some form of live 5G in their commercial networks" at this point, according to Fabre.) But at the same time 5G network standards are yet to be fully finalized so the core technology is not 100% fully baked.
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"I feel like collectively, those of us who are doing this have definitely influenced bigger brands because they can see that we've got traction in this marketplace and they can see that people care, and I think that's part of what has led to a lot of the bigger brands starting to dip their toe in the water and come up with some offerings that are not as overtly gendered as they used to be," Hartman said.
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I wish, as an open mic-er in Chicago, I'd known that the nice, initially helpful, more established comedian I hung out with outside of shows would harass me for years after I ended an extremely brief romantic dalliance with him after he began to show signs of the behavior to come — telling me not to dip my toe in the water if I wasn't going to swim, and calling me "a traitor dating white boys" because of rumors he'd heard.
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James Rosenberg Racing was a V8 Supercar racing team owned by South Australian agricultural business identity, James Rosenberg. The team was reformed in 2010 with Tim Slade as the team's driver after a toe-in-the water year working with Paul Morris Motorsport in 2009.
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Zakspeed's plan for 1985 was more a toe in the water exercise. The team only raced in the rounds of the championship which were held in Europe. Zakspeed did not enter for the fly away races in Brazil, Canada, USA, South Africa and Australia. The Zakspeed team made its début with the 841 in the second race of the season at the 1985 Portuguese Grand Prix, having missed the opening race in Brazil.
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Dee has been an enthusiastic supporter of charities such as Toe in The Water (using competitive sailing to re-inspire injured servicemen), and Sail 4 Cancer. In October 2011, Dee Caffari accepted the role as the new patron for the charity Gosport and Fareham Inshore Rescue Service which is an independent lifeboat station based in Stokes Bay local to where Dee Caffari lives. Dee Caffari sits on the Operations Board of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, and is an Honorary Commander in the Royal Navy.
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The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (2009) updated the original game with high resolution artwork. In June 2009, LucasArts announced an enhanced remake of the 1990 title The Secret of Monkey Island, with the intent of bringing the old game to a new audience. According to LucasArts, this announcement was "just the start of LucasArts’ new mission to revitalize its deep portfolio of beloved gaming franchises". Described by British journalist John Walker as a "cautious toe in the water" for LucasArts, the move was prompted by LucasArts president Darrell Rodriguez, who had assumed the post only two months prior.
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For 2014 Team Kiwi Racing purchased a NZV8 for Craig Baird to race. The season started well with Pole positions and race wins but a tough season eventuated with the older Holden engines being pushed to their limits and past them to keep up with the Ford falcon motorsport engines resulting in two engine failures that saw a tough season for TKR. For the 2016 season Team Kiwi Racing dipped their toe in the water to experience the NZ V8SuperTourer Championship. Craig Baird again provided TKR with race wins at Pukekohe Raceway and Taupo International raceway before it was decided that the politics between NZV8 Touring cars and V8SuperTourers needed to be sorted before making further commitments to either championship going forward.
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Gardner at 1969 1000km Nürburgring with Porsche 917 After returning full-time to Australia in the mid-1970s Gardner won the 1977 Australian Sports Sedan Championship driving a highly modified Chevrolet Corvair. That championship victory led into a team management role when he retired from full-time driving. After running the Allan Grice Touring Car and Sports Sedan team in the late 70s, it rolled into a factory touring car preparation for BMW in the Australian Touring Car Championship, a team he would run from the programs toe in the water inception with a BMW 318i turbo Sports Sedan in 1980 all the way until 1987 when Gardner decided to retire from motorsport and close the JPS Team BMW after allegedly becoming fed up with the politics involved after his protest against the Eggenberger Motorsport Ford Sierra RS500s at the 1987 James Hardie 1000 which had become a round of the inaugural World Touring Car Championship. However, when asked about this in 1988, Gardner dismissed the notion saying instead that he had been unwell and simply needed a break.
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