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Prudency

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Pru´den`cy
n.1.Prudence.


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The European Commission is already monitoring the euro zone economies of Greece, Spain, France and Ireland that recorded 2008 budget deficits above three per cent, with the island's Central Bank last month calling on the Ministry to demonstrate the necessary prudency in fiscal support measures because of the risk of longer term deficits and difficulties to retrench later.
Yet it's becoming increasingly difficult to sympathise with his views about Albion's prudency when Borja, the club's record signing, continues to look out of his depth physically and, lately, unable to even complete passes over five yards.
Perhaps it is a double irony that the IMF failed to advise its main bankroller the US and its European partners to adopt the same prudency.
 
 
 
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