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HUBLOT Go in cold Begin a project with no experience and/or preparation and/or ideas.
- HUBLOT Go in cold Begin a project with no experience and/or preparation and/or ideas.
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HUBLOTGo in coldBegin a project with no experience and/or preparation and/or ideas.
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Thanks a lot, MM.
Does "go in cold" mean "to play it by ear"?
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To play it by ear is to do something without special preparation.
- I don't know how they'll react to our proposal, so we'll just h
Does "go in cold" mean "to play it by ear"?
http://tinyurl.com/osfv5qd
To play it by ear is to do something without special preparation.
- I don't know how they'll react to our proposal, so we'll just h
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"Go in cold" means to try to do business without an introduction to or an appointment with the person you're want to do business with. You just drop by and ask to meet. This is no doubt related to the term salespeople use -- "cold calling."
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Not in this context. The artist wasn't trying to start a project but a business relationship. LIkely he had experience, work (in this case photographs), and plenty of ideas. What he didn't have was an appointment with the gallery owner.
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