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Dismissing him only four weeks into the season remains a hasty and bewildering decision - but to then entrust the squad of players to Juric, a man with an entirely different playing philosophy, emphasised the lack of forward planning.

It offends many senators’ sensibilities, and it’s a political misread from a guy who’s asking colleagues to entrust their fates in his political instincts.

“They threaten those who speak against them with death. We cannot entrust our country and our freedom to a petty, vindictive, cruel, unstable man who wants to be a tyrant.”

The 2010s saw a Silicon Valley hype cycle for cloud-computing capacity, with Google, Verizon, and Microsoft following Amazon Web Services’ lead in establishing custom, hardware-intensive data-storage systems and inviting established companies, novel startups, government departments, and ordinary users to entrust them with their data—sometimes for free but, in many premium cases, for hefty fees.

If McVay and Shula entrust him with signal-calling responsibilities, Reeder said he would be prepared.