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overcautious

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What this will have done to the confidence of those individuals only time will tell, but I got the impression Hughton was not seriously expecting us to progress in this competition, so took the option to be overcautious with his team selection.
This is thought to be because surveyors are afraid of being sued by overcautious lenders for getting it wrong.
A spokesman said: "The BSC believes that health and safety is often used by organisations as an excuse for stopping legitimate activities - saving the time and money that would be needed to police a carnival or being overcautious and stopping school trips due to a misplaced fear of litigation.
 
 
 
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