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John Penrose has sensible ideas about reforming the regulatory framework.

Senator Richard Durbin, a Democrat of Illinois, has sensible legislation that would forgive federal loans for states that rebuild their trust funds over several years.

He has sensible, if incremental, ideas about encouraging competition in the managed-care component of Medicare, and about giving Medicare administrators the authority to negotiate bulk discounts.

He has sensible ideas about developing a national strategy for improving governance and for adopting transparent criteria for choosing credible people for government jobs.

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The manifesto unveiled by its new boss, Yukio Hatoyama, has sensible ideas, like cutting the elaborate system of state handouts and using a consumption tax to move the pension system away from companies, which the state shields from failure partly because of their role in dishing out social payments.

"Why can't we have sensible tweets," he wrote.

The odds are bad that they will have sensible answers.

Maybe then we would have sensible negotiation of drug prices.

Although he seems to have sensible people around him.

We had sensible revolutionaries (Cromwell) and kept invaders at bay with our sensible sea.