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If the US ignores Tehran's viewand sends in its forces, it risks a repeat of the period from 2004 to 2008 when Iran cynically backed insurgents of all religious persuasions against the "Great Satan".

Milburn also urges the government to rethink its whole child poverty strategy, saying: "Without clarity about how the government intends to meet the 2020 targets, however, it risks a repeat of what it has rightly criticised the previous administration for – an approach to meeting child poverty commitments that was incremental rather than being informed by a clear, long-term plan".

The federation, which says it has been placed under mandatory arbitration 11 times, said it did not want to risk a repeat of 1990, when more than two dozen workers were fired for staging wildcat stoppages in defiance of a similar government order.

He has not forgotten why it happened, and certainly would not risk a repeat.

Vince Cable is to call on the government to get on with creating a system of press regulation that matches the recommendations of the Leveson inquiry, or risk a repeat of the scandals that led to it.

No government could risk a repeat.

Can Arnott and the Devils risk a repeat?

Who would want to risk a repeat of the terrorist attacks of September 11th?

The White House is risking a repeat of the controversy that beset Obama in 2011, when he launched a limited intervention in Libya without Congressional backing.

Richards said a failure to use Assad's forces would risk a repeat of the chaos in Iraq in the wake of the 2003 invasion.

Estate agents, politicians and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors have all raised fears that the UK is risking a repeat of the 2008 property crash.