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soft touch

noun as in gullible person

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adjective as in generous; gullible

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“This is obviously the nationalist parties thinking Labour might be a soft touch,” Burghart said on Sunday.

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There won’t be any soft touches for the remainder of this month.

He had a giant personality with a soft touch and was equal parts mischievous and solid journalist.

Among the four CEO candidates, Walden may be the most similar to Iger in terms of career trajectory and soft touch with talent.

Internationally renowned garden designer, author and speaker Jo Thompson designs beautiful gardens “with a soft touch.”

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