In France, the government is approaching the issue gingerly.
With eyes screwed up and mouth clamped shut, I squelched in and gingerly submerged myself.
The train pulled into Penzance and we walked up the platform, past the non-sleeper carriages from which crumpled people emerged, gingerly rubbing their locked backs.
Players would take turns to gingerly place pieces of information about the series onto the shoulders of a plastic viewer, but, at any moment, a single obscure fact about an episode he hasn't seen might send him spiralling into a protracted full-body fit until everyone goes home.
When a far less endearing British politician, David Mellor, gingerly turned up at a Chelsea football game after the disclosure of an adulterous affair, he was cheered to the rooftops.
He will be in the area for just four days, gingerly suggesting that perhaps the time is ripe to think about Tenet and Mitchell.
Handcarts owned by private traders overflow with ripe mangos, avocados and limes, whereas government outlets nearby contain a few tired-looking pineapples.Although wholesale produce is becoming more widely available, the government is only gingerly broadening wholesale trade to other supplies.
Landlords who tried to challenge the agreements in court lost their case.In this section Making new friends, gingerly Still shackled Who are we?
West African governments say they will send 3,000 peacekeepers to Liberia but hope that America will provide money, logistics and leadership.In this section Making new friends, gingerly Still shackled Who are we?
In tiptoeing gingerly around one of the last Maoist shibboleths collective landownership the party may yet be sowing the seeds of the rural transformation it promises.
Elsewhere in the West Bank, 600,000 people stepped gingerly out after weeks of curfew to survey the debris of their cities: what they saw, they are convinced, was the calculated destruction of their lives, property and institutions".Sharon bombed us back seven years," said mayor of Ramallah, Ayoub Rabah, amid the wreckage of his town hall, "and then some".
