In layman's terms: It's better to be safe than sorry, she says.
"We usually give the claimants the benefit of the doubt and take things down, thinking that it's better to be safe than sorry, " says Adelson.
Dillingham's police chief says it's better to be safe than sorry, but some residents are appalled and ask, why a town without a single stoplight needs a super-sized surveillance program.
It is better to be safe than sorry.
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"If it can be done safely, and I believe it can be, it would be far better to have a mix of safe seating and safe standing areas in places where clubs choose to offer such options, " he concluded.
"I just think it gives people a better sense of security and makes them feel more safe to be prepared for whatever will happen next, " store employee Kyana Miner said.
Those companies who begin investing in the future today rather than playing it safe for tomorrow will be in a far better place to meet the competitive pressures of a strengthening global economy.
But if it is down to Corgi engineers to check your fire or boiler is safe can you really be sure that they do any better?
Most uprooted themselves from safe, prosperous European regions because they thought a multicultural British city would be a better place to bring up children.
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