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Safe pair of hands.
A person who can be trusted to do something without causing any trouble is a safe pair of hands.
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But he looks to be a safer pair of hands, too.
But in the constrained art of government in difficult times, there was never a safer pair of hands.
Mr Strauss-Kahn, a moderate former finance minister, has come across as a safer pair of hands.
Twelve years ago Malaysia was teetering on the brink of financial ruin, and nervous foreign investors looked to Mr Anwar as a safer pair of hands.
Do they not, after all, represent the party traditionally held to be a "safer pair of hands" on national security matters?
Norman Lamb would have been a safer pair of hands in contrast to Farron's more bull-in-a china-shop approach to politics, and he had a good track record as a health minister.
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Loud complaints from states – including Liberal-led ones – about an imminent crisis in public hospitals would not be consistent with a safe-pair-of-hands federal campaign.
Kennedy was a safe pair of hands.
Directors turned to Ibbs as a safe pair of hands.
James again shows a safe pair of hands.
What we need is a safe pair of hands.
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