No wonder she is fighting in the courts to minimise her exposure to MPs on Brexit.
He added that after developing breast cancer, his wife had her ovaries removed to minimise her chances of the disease returning.
Even if Ms Murdoch chooses to minimise her references to News Corp, there are those who will detect a determination to distance herself from the hacking scandal in order to improve her longer-term prospects within the family business.
This is not to minimise her suffering, or to deny that there might be a physical element to it; it is simply to be open-minded as to its source.
The 1920s flapper wore a bandeau, intended to minimise her breasts, while two decades later she might have adopted the conical, pointy bra that complemented the wide-hipped, full-skirted New Look of the late 1940s.
Instead, she took the one guaranteed (whatever the English tabloids claim) to minimise her party's influence in Westminster; that is, the one entirely in keeping with the outlook of the average member of the parliamentary Labour party.
A Swedish politician from the Centre Party wondered aloud last year why Jews had so much power, yet claimed she was not anti-Semitic; she was forced out, but her party minimised her sentiments as a communication problem.When secular majorities ignore them, Jewish groups often find themselves allied with another religious minority: Muslims themselves.
She screen-tested, liked what she saw - Hughes and the director Howard Hawks photographed her from above the eyeline, in a way that minimised her solid jawline – and got the part of Rio McDonald, an Irish-Mexican girl caught in a Freudian love triangle between Billy the Kid and Doc Holliday, in The Outlaw.
To protect her unborn baby, she wore a special low exposure radiation badge on her tummy while pregnant and minimised her exposure to x-rays and gamma rays, as well as avoiding volatile solvents.
