YouTube's biggest star is testing the waters over at Twitch.
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Clearly Putin is only testing the waters at this stage.
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It's also been testing the waters more quietly in Zurich.
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Not having publicly announced herself, Clinton was testing the waters.
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It appears to be testing the waters on both options.
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Currently, Ling is testing the waters with The Adventures of Barron.
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There's definitely a sense that game developers are testing the waters.
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Apple could also be testing the waters for exclusive video content.
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She was still testing the waters in terms of coming out.
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High schoolers are curious, that's when they start testing the waters.
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Testing the waters with investor meetings before a formal IPO roadshow.
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Notably, General Motors is testing the waters with its own rental program.
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But there may not be time to just keep testing the waters.
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I was testing the waters to see how far I could go.
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Narrow your focus by testing the waters while you're still in school.
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Others are testing the waters to partner with existing health insurance companies.
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So in our first "Tzigane" rehearsal, we were both testing the waters.
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The company already has started testing the waters in offering specialized programs.
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The company is also testing the waters for a US-built pickup truck.
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"We were just testing the waters," said John Dunn, chief financial officer at ADS.
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There's Trevor Noah, testing the waters as the new host of The Daily Show.
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A handful of former presidential candidates are testing the waters for 2018 Senate races.
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Talks resume on Monday after a week in which the parties began testing the waters.
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As if on cue, Russian President Vladimir Putin is testing the waters with President Trump.
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However, if Szekely is testing the waters for a comeback, will the public allow it?
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It's unsurprising that Warren is also testing the waters for another exception to Section 230.
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"We're testing the waters right now," Wiederhorn told CNBC's "Squawk Box " in an exclusive interview.
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In an old Brooklyn warehouse under the Manhattan Bridge, Imax is testing the waters in fitness.
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In season one, we were testing the waters, and in season two, we're really diving in.
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Former congressional candidate Jon Ossoff (D) is testing the waters for a possible run against Sen.
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In recent years, only a handful of candidates have bothered with the testing-the-waters phase.
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By merely insulting the judge, rather than threatening to disobey him, he is testing the waters.
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"Anyone that comes to Iowa this many times, this early is testing the waters," she said.
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"France, Britain, America are testing the waters," he said, apparently referring to their freedom of navigation missions.
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Next time you're testing the waters with someone special, I recommend you try the horror movie strategy.
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They could have just been testing the waters to see if any offer knocked their socks off.
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Twitter seems to be testing the waters to find the appropriate balance more than other social platforms.
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When that time comes, there are approaches for testing the waters before handing one to the child.
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After testing the waters in Round 1 and 2, the bout cranked to mayhem in Round 3.
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What the latest figures indicate is that Pokémon Go users aren't just testing the waters – they're addicted.
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With the president absent, last week's move was seen as testing the waters for a broader weakening.
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She is believed to be testing the waters for a potential bid for the presidency in 2019.
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We understood this would be a safer way of testing the waters without, well, diving right in.
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We spent two weeks testing the waters (with less boats and more beer) on a road show.
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Some TV shows and movies, especially for kids, seem to be testing the waters of mainstream LGBT+ acceptance.
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After slowly testing the waters with non-game related content, Twitch is officially opening its doors to vloggers.
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It's the outcry of every independent, self-assured, single woman testing the waters of a strange new land.
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Daters became more and more frustrated with accumulating matches who didn't seem serious about testing the waters offline.
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The "testing the waters" provision enables startups to quietly gauge potential interest before actually committing to go public.
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He talked of becoming a professional golfer but eventually found himself testing the waters of a swimming comeback.
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After testing the waters with the equally tiny Arduboy, Bates has finally delivered an officially-licensed Tetris MicroCard.
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The company has been testing the waters with its own podcast ad sales since mid 2018, Benedik said.
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Or, maybe — just maybe — she's testing the waters for her own alliance with the cult-followed streetwear brand.
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Regulators would no doubt take a hard look at this, but mobile carriers are already testing the waters.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R) formed his own testing-the-waters committee ahead of his 2012 bid.
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Tuesday night's Megyn Kelly Presents was a way of testing the waters — and ratings — of such an endeavor.
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"There's very little downside in testing the waters and nosing around," said Harold Ickes, a longtime Democratic strategist.
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Blue Apron started testing the waters in offering specialized programs and diets as a way to lure customers.
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Twilio, No. 39, on the 2016 CNBC Disruptor list is an example of such a company testing the waters.
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Also testing the waters for an IPO, Dropbox has quietly filed papers for a stockmarket listing, according to reports.
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So Comcast may be just testing the waters there briefly before it feels the need to lower its rates.
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Martin O'Malley: O'Malley, 54, didn't gain much traction in his 2016 run, but he's already testing the waters again.
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Jerry Brown (D) won his second and final term in 2014, testing the waters for a campaign in 2017.
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Established retailers like Gap, Ann Taylor, and J.C. Penney are also testing the waters, and Nordstrom owns Trunk Club.
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" Dash tweeted, accompanied by an image that claimed to be "paid for by the D2DC 'Testing the Waters' committee.
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Indeed, US officials have recently noticed Russian-backed patrols around Manbij, a city to the west, perhaps testing the waters.
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But it was hard to escape the subtext of an ambitious man testing the waters in an early primary state.
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The news of the crash faded from memory, and now Uber is testing the waters for a self-driving relaunch.
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We stayed out there for about a week, kind of testing the waters, thinking, is there really a story here?
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Read between the lines and you'll see OnePlus is testing the waters for a more premium phones with higher pricing.
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It was reported earlier this month that Netflix was testing the waters in moving to the Google cloud from AWS.
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For example, 20A's "Toe testing the waters?" is the LITTLE DIPPER, as if we were dipping our toe into water.
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The government is currently testing the waters to see what caused the mass death, but pollution is a suspected culprit.
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Without testing the waters and giving an idea time to gestate, Nintendo really might have been over as a console maker.
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And, like any Facebook product testing the waters before turning the ad hose on full-blast, it's all subject to change.
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Down on the ground, older brother Bronx and cousin Ryan began testing the waters by swaying their shoulders to the beat.
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David Tovar, Sprint's senior vice president of corporate communications, tells USA Today that his marketing team is just testing the waters.
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He suggests testing the waters by investing a portion, a single percentage amount, of your investable assets into the market now.
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The ride-hailing company, under new leadership as of last September, has been testing the waters of the self-driving industry.
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The anthem law may be the central government's way of testing the waters before pressing Hong Kong to have another go.
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Now college basketball players can work with an NCAA-certified agent while testing the waters of declaring for the NBA draft.
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New NCAA rules will require agents hoping to represent players testing the waters of the NBA to have a college degree.
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Most news organizations are only testing the waters with 360-degree videos, however, and are waiting to see how viewers respond.
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If this was regarded as testing the waters by potential Broadway producers, those waters turned out to be muddy and treacherous.
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Martin O'Malley (D)O'Malley, 55, has already been testing the waters after an unsuccessful run in the 2016 Democratic primary. Rep.
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That practice still hasn't spread to the other big carriers, but its expansion to Boost could mean Sprint is testing the waters.
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Throw on a bold pair of colored sunglasses to testing the waters on a color before indulging fully with a clothing item.
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Waymo, meanwhile, has been testing the waters of ride-sharing by offering self-driving rides to residents of the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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After a few months of testing the waters, Kik is still bullish on chatbots and has quite a few reasons to be.
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The JOBS Act included "testing the waters" provisions, which relaxed those requirements for small companies with less than $22019 billion in revenue.
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But Disney has been testing the waters in Europe with DisneyLife, which streams Disney-branded movies and shows for a monthly fee.
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Pernod is far from alone in using the technique, with fellow consumer giants like Unilever, Nestle and Mars all testing the waters.
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After testing the waters with a frozen yoghurt business and a collaborative drawing app, Truong founded a social messaging app called Tappy.
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And consummate deal makers like John C. Malone, the 76-year-old telecommunications billionaire, are increasingly testing the waters for potential transactions.
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Lawmakers heading for the exits at the end of the congressional session are already testing the waters for jobs on K Street.
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And it's a big deal, whether you're cohabiting purely for convenience, making a financially prudent decision, or testing the waters of lifelong partnership.
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Until then, it seems she'll keep testing the waters until it's finally time for her to post the apology video I've been craving.
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The company has already been testing the waters with Project Stream, which let users stream Assassin's Creed Odyssey through its Chrome web browser.
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Usually, this unfolds in a temporary role-play scenario, though after testing the waters and negotiating boundaries some partners continue this long-term.
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It is still early days, and most of the clothing companies to source production in Ethiopia are testing the waters with small volumes.
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Party campaign operatives from both sides are using Congress's current two-week recess to begin testing the waters for next year's midterm elections.
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Amazon has responded by testing the waters with physical stores, including more than a dozen pop-up locations from California to New York.
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The polling was a way of testing the waters, but McMillen had no interest in adding such a feature to the game himself.
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"We are testing the waters, testing the foreign firms' willingness to move production here and to find out their expectations," the person said.
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Current and former high-ranking Trump administration officials are testing the waters of Washington's job market as the administration begins its second year.
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He was testing the waters for a political career by playing into the darkness of hate and fear, but he didn't stop there.
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"I think they're testing the waters here to see what happens with the dollar," said Dan Veru, chief investment officer at Palisade Capital Management.
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Clinton had been a buzzed-about future presidential candidate for much of his career, testing the waters in 193 before deciding against a run.
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The video is testing the waters for the 2020 presidential campaign; at least it allows her to say that she addressed the question exhaustively.
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Indeed, Williams emphasizes that eyeo is testing the waters at this stage — to see whether the approach will be something web users find useful.
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In many ways, an overprotected young adult living in a group home faces the same challenges as a child testing the waters of independence.
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Michael Bennet, who as Denver schools superintendent previously oversaw changes similar to those in Newark, is currently testing the waters for a presidential bid.
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Both Waze and the ride-sharing behemoths are testing the waters of private transportation patterns and behavior ahead of the arrival of autonomous cars.
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This move takes priority over the sale of a stake in its German refinery at Ingolstadt, where the firm was "testing the waters", Schwab said.
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In fact, during our talk I suggested that Google was being overly cautious, spending more time than necessary testing the waters and seeing what sticks.
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Some have recently graduated from design school; others have years of experience and are moonlighting or testing the waters to go out on their own.
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Adding in the stock issuing service is one way of testing the waters for more features, and Francis confirmed that there will be more coming.
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We didn't know what we wanted to be; we were sort of just testing the waters, throwing things out there and seeing if anything bit.
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The central bank devalued the naira for retail customers, a move seen as testing the waters for a wider devaluation that Buhari has so far resisted.
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Kroger and Whole Foods have been testing the waters here, but offerings are so limited that I couldn't find any near my Seattle home to try.
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It's the latest tech company to opt for an IPO down under, in lieu of raising another private round or testing the waters on Wall Street.
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But she also began writing for herself, singing those songs with a voice that's been compared to Bonnie Raitt's, and testing the waters on the web.
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Amazon is also testing the waters, agreeing a deal last week to show 20 English Premier League soccer matches per season to UK subscribers from 2019.
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He's also testing the waters with other producers, and in the midst of routing a tour with a "big surprise" in store for his backing band.
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Testing the Waters After a romantic evening with Benoit Beausejour-Savard, Jenna Cooper ultimately decides to continue her relationship with her first Paradise flame, Jordan Kimball.
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His administration seems to again be testing the waters to see just how far he can push the limits of American tolerance for his administration's attitude.
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But campaign finance experts say the difference between campaigning and testing the waters can be a fine line and cast doubts that Kid Rock had crossed it.
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Transgender models Laith De La Cruz and Arisce Wanzer, two of the stars of Oxygen's new series Strut, are testing the waters of love at Venice Beach.
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It only lasted a couple of hours, but it also might not have been a full-scale cyberattack — meaning Russia could have just been testing the waters.
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AppDynamics may have even been testing the waters of the IPO market to set a value for itself for negotiations with larger companies for a potential acquisition.
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Here's Mike Freeman, who wrote about Kaepernick's protest for Bleacher Report, testing the waters: Six players reached out (five black and one white), and all backed Kaepernick.
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Those people will always know they're being paid as well as they would anywhere else, and they'll have no fear about testing the waters to prove it.
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The NCAA's newly released rules regarding the qualifications to represent players testing the waters of a jump to the NBA have caught the eye of LeBron James.
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He will speak of her as an object with "shiny hair" or "sparkling eyes" — testing the waters before commenting upon the more private parts of her body.
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Traders suspect the PBOC may already have been testing the waters in recent weeks for a re-activation of the measure as the dollar continued to climb.
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Chabon seems to understand the delicate nature of handling a child who is testing the waters of what could be a lifelong occupation or a passing fancy.
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Chavalit Wichaisut, former deputy secretary-general of the Pheu Thai Party, whose government was ousted in the 2014 coup, told Reuters Prayuth could be "testing the waters".
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They suggested testing the waters before jumping in, such as freelancing on the side, and finding clients by poaching full-time opportunities and leaning on your network.
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XPO Logistics is testing the waters to unlock more value by breaking off as many as four of its business units, CEO Bradley Jacobs told CNBC Wednesday.
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It has allowed an unusual amount of discussion on them in state-run media, suggesting it may be testing the waters before deciding how far to plunge in.
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While there has been little movement toward comprehensive marijuana legalisation in Australia, state and federal governments have been testing the waters for giving medicinal cannabis the go-ahead.
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It just wasn't a brand anyone really thought could change the smartphone market, and it was pretty clear the company was doing little more than testing the waters.
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Several bats, especially those in pairs, began testing the waters by grooming each other more over time, which led to sharing blood, or food, with their hungry companions.
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This may only be a basic starter model, but all the 5-star user reviews show it gets the job done for someone just testing the waters a bit.
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For now, New Hampshire primary voters are testing the waters with Klobuchar, who is getting more local and state media coverage than she normally does on the campaign trail.
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As usual, this seems part of the process of testing the waters — and Dropbox may inevitably end up pulling out of the process or going in a different direction.
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Infrastructure bankers in Mumbai say, however, that they are uncomfortable with the JSW Group's debt, and they think the company is only testing the waters with the Tata bid.
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Former state Treasurer Kate Marshall (D), who lost bids for Congress in 2011 and Secretary of State in 2014, is traveling the state testing the waters for a bid.
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And some other creditors are in quiet talks with representatives of the Puerto Rican government, testing the waters for a sweeping negotiated debt reduction that might obviate congressional action.
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The "testing-the-waters" rule, which previously applied only to smaller firms, helps companies gauge broader market interest before committing to time-consuming and expensive paperwork and SEC review.
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In its skirmish with AMC, MoviePass may have been testing the waters for a deal now, before MoviePass theoretically grows so big that it could disrupt the industry entirely.
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The FEC rules for "testing the waters" are vague and it's unlikely Trone would face a negative ruling regardless, given that the election commission is mired in partisan gridlock.
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I can almost feel myself doing it to myself, testing the waters to see if I will sink into it again, like a self-sabotaging, masochistic game I play.
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It's been almost a year since Swift went underground, but over the past month or so, Swift appears to have begun testing the waters for a grand re-entry.
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Castro, who served as the secretary for Housing and Urban Development under the Obama administration, is thought to be testing the waters for a possible 2020 presidential run himself.
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A handful of Republican senators not included in the leadership-sanctioned group have held preliminary meetings with some Democratic senators, testing the waters for a bipartisan health care solution.
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A year ago, Facebook was cautiously testing the waters for a plan to host content made by a few big Web publishers like BuzzFeed and the New York Times.
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So if you're interested in dating an acquaintance, instead of sending a vaguely sarcastic message once you match, Burns suggests taking action into your own hands and testing the waters.
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TechCrunch reports that only a "small group" of influencers have signed on so far, and Amazon is still testing the waters to determine whether to move forward with the program.
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Richardson not only was able to say he was testing the waters of professional basketball, but he was able to do it in a meaningful way without compromising his eligibility.
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When I was 23, a fledgling gay man testing the waters in New York, one morning, just before dawn, my father picked up a rifle in Vermont and shot himself.
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The company has reviewed thousands of proposals for routes in countries including Mexico, Britain, India and the United States, and it is testing the waters with governments around the world.
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Just weeks after testing the waters with Amazon Echo Look, its first Echo device with a camera, Amazon is ready to put cameras in every room of your home (pretty much).
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Editas Medicine and BeiGene Gain in Market Debuts | The two biotech companies' initial public offerings are testing the waters after a recent sell-off in the sector.
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He wouldn't speculate if this was the beginning of a deeper relationship that could eventually result in acquisition, but it certainly makes sense that AWS would be testing the waters here.
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After testing the waters in Sydney and Melbourne, UK-based food delivery startup Deliveroo has decided people in Brisbane should also have the right to order fancy burgers on an app.
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As in the previous case, the group seems to be gradually gathering intelligence on how these energy companies' operations and testing the waters on how far they can penetrate the system.
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Unlike Warren, Gillibrand, and former US housing secretary Julián Castro, Brown has not established an exploratory committee, choosing instead to use his PAC to pay for early testing-the-waters expenses.
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Despite his belief that Amazon isn't interested in going all the way in the delivery business, Hottovy admitted it is possible Amazon could be testing the waters for such a thing.
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He once warned that adopting net neutrality rules would "embolden" countries like China that are "testing the waters to see how much they can get away with" in regulating the internet.
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His comments in the pivotal presidential primary state are the latest sign he is seriously testing the waters ahead of what is expected to be a crowded Democratic field of contenders.
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Warren will be sixty-nine when it comes time to make a decision, but it would be foolish to think that she is not among those who are testing the waters.
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After two years of testing the waters, fast-food companies are finally ready to embrace plant-based meat substitutes, with popular chains including Burger King and White Castle leading the charge.
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After being sighted in Granada Hills and getting caught on camera testing the waters in someone's backyard pool, the furry creature was shot with a tranquilizer gun, Fox 11 Los Angeles reported.
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They think they're being smart about it by testing the waters with everyone, but what they're actually doing is throwing a bunch of sexual spaghetti at the wall and seeing what sticks.
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In past election cycles, candidates filed what were known as testing-the-waters committees, organizations that could raise money as a candidate made up his or her mind about whether to run.
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The Obama administration is committing $85033 million to rural health officials in three states that are testing the waters of telemedicine as they try to stem the rising tide of overdose deaths.
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Still, at a moment when Mr. Kaufmann has been taking on demanding dramatic tenor roles like Verdi's Otello — and even testing the waters of Wagner's Tristan — his singing seemed a little underpowered.
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Soo Kim, a policy analyst at the RAND Corporation, a research group, pointed out that South Korea has also recently been testing the waters for securing sanctions relief for its northern neighbor.
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In a statement issued to photography site PetaPixel, Adobe claims that the price increase is nothing more than the company just testing the waters to see how consumers would react to pricing adjustments.
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For the second year in a row, the company was mostly testing the waters early on, asking a select group of interested early adopters to test the update via its Galaxy Beta Program.
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For months, the star was testing the waters with frequent trims to her latest lob/bob variation, but last night she went further than ever before (and no, it didn't include faux bangs).
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His first brush with international fame came form his association with Tay and a duet on Red, which is a pretty good template for pop stars testing the waters of what they can be.
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He pointed to the Stocks app and Apple News, both of which are available in the Mojave beta, as examples of Apple testing the waters to see how apps could work across both OSes.
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Amp's talent are testing the waters with legacy media like TV, but social content always comes firstRivera, who serves as Amp's CEO, has 58 million followers across digital platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
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But inside O'Rourke's campaign, disquiet surrounding his poll numbers — and more importantly, his fundraising — had been growing for weeks, and some staffers were already testing the waters for a possible jump to other campaigns.
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At first, Ikea treated smart home stuff like a hobby — testing the waters with furniture that could wirelessly charge your phone before building an ecosystem of speakers, lights, and blinds with bare-bones functionality.
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Sony had seven unchallenged years to convince publishers, but now Google, Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Microsoft, Nintendo, Amazon, Verizon, Walmart, Nvidia, and others are all testing the waters for their own possible cloud gaming subscriptions.
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Ed Stack, the CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods and a longtime Republican donor, is testing the waters for a possible third-party presidential bid that could scramble the dynamics of the 2020 general election.
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After working on the feature for several months and testing the waters with a private beta, yesterday Sonos announced that its customers are now welcome to try controlling their speaker with an Amazon Echo device.
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After testing the waters and cutting her extensions into a short, chin-grazing style last week, PEOPLE confirms Kardashian, 34, turned to pro hairstylist Andrew Fitzsimons to make the big chop a reality this weekend.
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Twitter – though home to many auto-tweeting bots – seems to be just testing the waters with chatbots, to see if it's something brands will want to adopt and want to then promote through Twitter ads.
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The company has repeatedly said it was not ready to introduce a direct-to-consumer service in the United States, but it has been testing the waters with DisneyLife, which streams Disney films and shows.
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Politico reported last month that Patrick will decide by the end of the year on whether he'll run for president in 2020, leading to speculation he's testing the waters for a bid of his own.
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Sponsors started testing the waters with strong credits when the dividend recap wave began, but this week they have started tapping the second-lien market for dividend recaps, including the Avantor deal that launched June 2.
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The act seems to be testing the waters for a pan-India NRC that would make the citizenship of billions subject to the whimsical biases and ideological predilections of those in government today in New Delhi.
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A day after the full House passed a civil contempt resolution authorizing its committees to take the Trump administration to court and pursue criminal contempt cases to enforce their subpoenas, the House Oversight Committee is testing the waters.
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The results: each Madden features a handful of improvements, with the occasional dipping of a toe into a bigger theory of design, testing the waters of fandom to see if it's worth gradually stepping all the way in.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Private equity-backed oil and gas producer Siccar Point is testing the waters for its potential sale later this year, hoping to attract interest for its mostly untapped North Sea resources, industry and banking sources said.
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On April 16, Richard Johnson of Page Six reported that Lauer was "said to be testing the waters for a public comeback" and had been spotted at an upscale restaurant in Manhattan with Mitch Modell of Modell's Sporting Goods.
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He talked of becoming a professional golfer but eventually found himself testing the waters of a swimming comeback and despite some missteps with a drink driving conviction that led to rehab and a suspension, made his fifth Olympic team.
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While most of them aren't destined for the US and are headed to India and parts of Africa, where the average selling price of smartphones is much lower, some companies are still testing the waters in the US, too.
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The company is also working on expanding its tech lineup and testing the waters with devices of various price ranges, from a $49 Bluetooth speaker to Wi-Fi speakers made in partnership with brands like Sonos and Teenage Engineering.
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Japan's SMBC Nikko Securities, a unit of bank Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group , is setting up a niche investment banking team in New York, its chief said, testing the waters of global finance just as domestic rival Nomura scales back.
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It's still an optimization game, with companies testing the waters with banks to figure out the right price but still having to find a way to make sure there's a pop on day one and that everyone gets paid.
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But as soon as they make definitive steps toward being a candidate, they are required to file their candidacy with the Federal Election Commission and follow those disclosure rules, as well as retroactively disclose their "testing the waters" spending.
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On Sunday, Amaq—the Islamic State's official news agency-slash-propaganda division—issued a statement that seemed more restrained than usual, almost like it was testing the waters, according to Veryan Khan of the Terrorism Research & Analysis Consortium (TRAC).
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I'm just going around meeting individually with people on the Steering Committee and leadership to gauge support and we'll make a decision very soon but right now things look good," Comer said, adding that he is "testing the waters.
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I think the Fed is testing the waters to see if they can get away with a June hike, and so far, at 30 percent odds, we're not quite there yet, " the company's director of global macro told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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" In addition to testing the waters to see if the prospective flame will continue to burn bright, Cox said that she needs to know if the other person is truly interested in what she described as the "real, authentic Laverne.
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Sewitz and his co-founder Gabi Lewis are still "testing the waters" to see how consumers react to bug protein in their food, but the new cash will help them grow the business and create new products using the cricket powder.
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The so-called "testing-the-waters" proposal, currently restricted to smaller firms preparing to go public, would be extended to all prospective issuers hoping to gauge broader market interest before filing registration statements for initial public offerings (IPOs), the SEC said.
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The details: There's no guarantee CMS will hire a contractor, but the agency is testing the waters to see if an outside company can help determine "whether the Part D formulary and benefit offerings are being administered as approved" by law.
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Even the Emperor was testing the waters, gauging just how much he and his advisors and courtiers could get away with, especially with regard to the ultra-secret Death Star Project, which is central to the events depicted in Catalyst.
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Investors have been testing the waters over the past month, yanking $868 million out of U.S. equity ETFs while pouring $5.2 billion into funds that invest in fixed income with duration of less than three years, Colas said, citing XTF data.
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In the meantime, Amazon trying to put Alexa in your ears and on your finger is not the same as Amazon succeeding in that, and the company was clear that it's only testing the waters on the glasses and ring.
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But Miri has soldiered on, trying to convince people that she's not the monster they think she is, working to repair her strained relationship with her mother, reconnecting with old friends and even testing the waters with a new love interest.
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If you're not really ready for a full-blown relationship or if you're not totally sure this person is the one for you (or even the one for right now), then a situationship is a perfectly legit period of testing the waters.
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Getting another coveted "lead left" on the Dropbox IPO would be another feather in the cap for the bank, and another signal that Dropbox may finally start testing the waters of an initial public offering after years of uncertainty around its business.
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While arguing it is worth testing the waters to see if North Korea is willing to give up its nuclear program, and to glean intelligence from dealing with the secretive nation's officials, they see virtually no chance Pyongyang will actually do so.
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"It certainly seems like she's testing the waters to see if she could put together the kind of enthusiasm that would allow one to run for president," said the source, who requested anonymity in case he ends up working on another national campaign.
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Other times, testing the waters turns a little more rebellious: traffic takes the blame for a latte-induced late arrival, an online flash sale gets priority over a deadline, or — if you're like us — a mesh top leaves little to the imagination.
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Russian firms that have been effectively locked out after some were put under Western sanctions could start testing the waters too after Euroclear cleared its first post-sanctions dollar bond, though they are likely to stick to a select group of buyers.
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Over the past two years, the Vancouver City Council has been testing the waters of an initiative that allows arts organizations to hold up to three licensed events per month in unconventional spaces—anything from industrial warehouses to garages and parking lots.
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This wasn't explicitly related to the Russia investigation, but it was widely interpreted as either Trump testing the waters for eventual pardons in the Russia probe or Trump hinting to associates in legal trouble, and those considering "flipping," that he'll pardon them eventually.
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According to a report from the Verge, the app is currently testing the waters of points-based winnings that can be redeemed in-game in place of its already elusive cash prizes—a change that doesn't seem to be going over well with actual players.
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Of course, both are currently dealing with PED-related suspensions, but now that Bellator is testing the waters in Europe, well outside the jurisdiction of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, this strange pairing could well occur on foreign soil before the year is out.
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Trevor Potter, a campaign finance lawyer and former chairman of the Federal Election Commission, told NBC News that Cohen's payments to RedFinch should have been accounted for and disclosed in campaign reports because Trump was "testing the waters" at the time for a presidential run.
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Here's how I was able to make money off my side hobby without having to immediately compromise my primary career in the process: While I was testing the waters of entrepreneurship, I was first and foremost working my butt off in the world of finance.
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Mel had a platonic sleepover this weekend, but not because she was testing the waters of cheating on a partner or getting back together with an ex—she just expected more from a situation that would usually end in sex, or at least hand stuff.
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"But then I realize that if your business isn't personalizing and the other guy is, you're gonna get eaten alive." is testing the waters to unlock more value by breaking off as many as four of its business units, CEO Bradley Jacobs told CNBC.
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Finally, the Fix Crowdfunding Act includes an important "testing the waters" provision, allowing startups to lawfully communicate with potential investors and gauge interest in their offerings before committing the time and incurring any of the burdensome filing and preparation costs required under current rules.
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But the Mexican government, under new President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has been slower than usual to start testing the waters for its first round of hedging due to volatile oil prices, trade tensions and new rules for marine fuel usage, seven financial industry sources told Reuters.
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"It looks like we have got a simmering tea kettle here, and the President seems to be testing the waters about whether he ought to go ahead and fire Robert Mueller," said Richard Ben-Veniste, a former Watergate prosecutor who is now a CNN legal analyst.
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On Tuesday the Telegraph newspaper cited three unidentified EU sources as saying British officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the waters" on an extension of Article 50, which sets out the conditions for leaving the EU. Reporting by Kylie MacLellan; editing by William James
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The archives tell the story of a leader who was facing discord among the various factions pushing for racial justice; testing the waters with a new initiative for poor people; witnessing persistent support for segregation; and facing the ultimately fatal violence of people who opposed civil rights.
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Where possible make sure your purchases are always set to be confirmed as emails or SMSes, which will help you catch this kind of hack more quickly—and don't ignore any suspicious payment confirmations, even from retailers you're not registered with, as fraudsters could be testing the waters.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 MORE (R-Ariz.), the appeal of a testing-the-waters campaign was greatly diminished.
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Mr. Rose isn't alone: In the last few weeks, men like Tom Ashbrook, the public radio host accused of creating a hostile work environment; the former "Today" host Matt Lauer; the chef Mario Batali; and the comedian Louis C. K. have been said to be testing the waters.
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Roku's strategy with its devices it to make sure there's a model for everyone, whether it's an entry-level streamer for those just testing the waters, or a premium device for those who want added bells and whistles – like Roku Ultra with its lost remote finder function and extra ports.
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One foreign diplomatic source told Reuters that China was responding to the harder line coming out of the State Department on China, and might be testing the waters to try to work out whether this was also representative of what Trump thought, especially ahead of the G20 meeting later this month.
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While some carmakers and others worry about Google's domination in mapping and how that will play out in the auto industry, we are continuing to see announcements that point, if not to Google's influence growing, its place in the market and how some may be testing the waters for more.
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Bellator's current lightweight champion, Michael Chandler is 1-1 against Alvarez in close fights, Justin Gaethje is perhaps the most entertaining fighter alive and decimating the competition in World Series of Fighting, and at UFC 200 Bellator's previous lightweight champion, Will Brooks will be testing the waters of the UFC division.
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Even big budget romantic comedies that make great strides in mainstreaming queerness, like Love Simon, don't quite get at the exhilaration of fully possessing your sexuality—not simply coyly testing the waters or facing the emotional turmoil of coming out, but actively understanding the power of same-sex seduction and flirtation.
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Under rules set by the Federal Election Commission, however, that prep work could also trigger the "testing the waters" phase of a potential campaign — a period during which candidates may explore the feasibility of a run, with such activities as polling or traveling, but must keep financial records and abide by contribution limits.
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In May, Little Caesars became the most recent to officially jump on board, announcing a new pizza topped with plant-based sausage that Impossible Foods has been testing the waters for; KFC's U.S. president, Kevin Hochman, has said it is in an "exploration phase right now" about adding plant-based fried chicken.
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For now, the National Gallery is cautiously testing the waters of Singaporean tolerance, but if it succeeds in creating the thriving art world it desires, it is bound to face far sterner tests of its ability to reconcile art's sometimes subversive energies with the notions of what is acceptable in the republic's socially conservative society.
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Investors increasing their exposure or testing the waters for the first time include regional banks such as Yokohama Bank, Shizuoka Bank and Fukuoka Bank, as well as the public pension system and Japan Post Holdings, whose units have a pool of 285 trillion yen ($2.6 trillion) of assets and recently started investing in private equity.
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Dubuc Motors, makers of the Tomahawk all-electric supercar prototype, recently announced that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had approved its filing for equity crowdfunding under the US JOBS Act Regulation A+. The company began a Testing the Waters campaign in 2000, when it revealed the Tomahawk prototype, and raised $2150 million in initial funding reservations.
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Sauntering around from stage to stage, between session in the sea and suncream stops, the festival's daytime has an leisurely kind of pace, everybody testing the waters before the sun dips behind the majestic mountain range that watches over the punters like a loving shepherd attending to his lagered-up flock, and the nighttime swings around again.
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While IBM is getting sued by the city of Los Angeles, accusing it of covertly mining user data in the Weather Channel app in the U.S., it's testing the waters for another hyperlocal weather feature that — coincidentally — relies on data that it picks up from sensors on app users' smartphones, among other devices, combined with AI at IBM's end to help model the information.
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The Telegraph newspaper cited three unidentified EU sources as saying British officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the waters" on an extension of Article 50, which sets out the conditions for leaving the EU. Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay denied the report and said London would not seek to extend the divorce while German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said it was not time to discuss such a course.
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The Telegraph newspaper cited three unidentified EU sources as saying British officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the waters" on an extension of Article 50, which sets out the conditions for leaving the EU. Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay denied the report and said London would not seek to extend the divorce while German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said it was not time to discuss such a course.
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Potential Democratic presidential candidates are campaigning for the midterms in states that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took from their party's column in 21625, testing the waters for the next presidential election.
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Diane BlackDiane Lynn BlackBottom line Overnight Health Care: Anti-abortion Democrats take heat from party | More states sue Purdue over opioid epidemic | 1 in 85033 in poll say high costs led them to skip medical care Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee MORE (R-Tenn.) as chairwoman of the House Budget Committee is underway, with some members of the committee making plays for the position and others testing the waters.
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But most candidates — including President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in 2016, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,85033 at auction MORE in 2008 and both John McCain in 2008 and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE in 2012 — skipped the testing-the-waters phase and went straight to filing a formal campaign committee.
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