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Imagine Silicon Valley in 1999 times a huge sprawling country and population, and that? s what I? m wading into for the next two weeks.

She died by wading into the river with a large stone in her pocket, having left a loving goodbye note for Leonard.

But wading into the world of particle physics to shut down the LHC would be a forbidding proposition for anyone in judges' robes.

By wading into the debt debate, Bernanke is touching two hot buttons at once -- fiscal policy and divisive politics.

Now, more institutional investors are wading into commodity markets to invest, rather than hedge.

However the pantomime plays out, Bharti should take note of the sometimes chaotic environment it is wading into.

But the committee is wary of the political risks of wading into private credit markets.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is once again wading into the economic realm.

I would run through tall grass and wading into the waters, see Sol picking flowers.

Two surfers in wetsuits were already wading into the blue Mediterranean with their boards.

The effect can also be removed by wading into the ice water pool in the center of the room.

Fill up You're not wading into the shark-infested waters of 11th grade. I don't have one friend. I am shark bait.

The class of 2009, by stark contrast, is wading into the roughest employment waters since the Great Depression;

preventing drinking water contamination by advising the patient to avoid wading into water;