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Prof Weber says they should be used "extremely carefully and soberly", but he's hopeful that it is helpful in some way.

Read carefully in a press somewhat chastened by its previous misreporting and you learn a couple of things.

Mr. Fox has carefully rooted through economic history as well as roamed through the countryside in search of traditional artisans, such as bell founders and coopers, to interview.

One turns around slowly, pantomimes being shot, and carefully, deliberately, arches himself backward, clawing at the air before a stunt coordinator helps ease him toward a black mattress.

Either way it is a challenge ministers are trying to carefully navigate, conscious of the consequences if they don't get this right.