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Some see this move as yet more evidence of ministers toadying to Mr Murdoch, others as a sensible precaution on Mr Hunt's part.Formally, the issues of phone-hacking and of Sky are separate.
But he defended his decision to order dozens of already full and overcrowded prisons to take 440 extra offenders between them as a sensible precaution to deal with the unanticipated squeeze.
Both those who are apprehensive about a terror attack and those who think, as we do, that the likelihood of a successful attack is small should welcome any effort to stockpile potassium iodide as a sensible precaution.
This was seen as a sensible precaution given the dangers of trying to fly planes in and out of the base during the polar winter, when nights are long and weather conditions deteriorate.
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Although he was withdrawn and had an ice pack strapped to his leg, Henry expects to play against Chelsea, describing his substitution as little more than a "sensible precaution".
In Misrata they argue that the checkpoint is a sensible precaution in a country as unpredictable as Libya.
For now, managing expectations downwards so far as the economy is concerned seems a sensible precaution.
Obviously that would be a sensible precaution, just as it might be sensible to have a stretcher immediately available.
"As system operator, we feel we've taken a sensible precaution again this winter to buy some extra services.
pic.twitter.com/zwBvecCA5r People responding to the police warnings had mixed views as to whether the force's cautions were a sensible precaution or preventing families from having a fun day out.
His cabinet office minister, Francis Maude, added that "a bit of extra fuel in a jerry can in the garage is a sensible precaution to take," a comment criticized by the fire brigade as increasing the risk of fires.
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