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He did not earn his extraordinary reputation by being a safe pair of hands.
He was a fine slips fieldsman with a safe pair of hands.
I'll stay with a safe pair of hands, and help re-elect Obama.
Conservative Central Office described him as "a safe pair of hands".
As the British say, "a safe pair of hands".
If this is a sign of stability and a safe pair of hands, why complain?
George 'no more boom' Osborne is not a safe pair of hands for our economy.
He is described as "a mandarin with a safe pair of hands", though some doubt his forensic skill.
They are the product of Maggie's "is he a safe pair of hands.
She claimed in 1996 that Tony Blair was "not a safe pair of hands for the economy".
We could do wi' a safe pair of hands down there.'
But he's a safe pair of hands in a job where the definition of success is being able to keep out of trouble.
By naming a safe pair of hands as shadow chancellor, leader aimed to keep hold of economic policy.
He had a safe pair of hands, considerable pace, could punt the ball long as was solid in defence.
Regarded as a safe pair of hands, he could do with a charisma injection, but has made a strong start in his first top flight job.
Whereas those who look like a safe pair of hands for the established order, and say what they want to hear follow a gilded career path.
"He will be a safer pair of hands than Duisenberg proved to be."
His demise paved the way for Alexander Severus, a safer pair of hands.
"The centre-right is a safe pair of hands.
In spite of the sensitive nature of the portfolio, he was viewed as a safe pair of hands.
Hearn may not be a safe pair of hands, especially when decades of history are at stake.
A safe pair of hands for tory's friends but not for the rest of us.
Van der Veer - a safe pair of hands?
My compliments also to the two rapporteurs and the chairman of the budgetary committee, who proved a safe pair of hands.
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