So it is only natural that those who buy units, which they can readily use at any time, would be hesitant to grab the prime winter dates for themselves.
Their prime booking dates for 2016 are very similar to the ones other experts predicted last year, though with a bit more leeway for Thanksgiving travel.
For cabaret, a prime date is May 19 , 1968 when Mabel Mercer and Bobby Short, who are now regarded as the field's patron saints, shared the stage at Town Hall in a concert recorded by Atlantic Records.
Correction: An earlier version of this editorial included incorrect dates for Lee Kuan Yew's tenure as Singapore's prime minister.
But "Young Blair" – Irvine's name for the prime minister, dating back to 1976, when Irvine gave him his first professional opening as a pupil barrister – was briefly silenced during a fraught meeting early in Labour's second term in which a worrying rise in the number of asylum cases was being discussed.
A number of senior Brexiters have privately urged the prime minister to set a date for her own departure, in exchange for backing her deal.
I have said before, but it is important to say again, that the problem for the Remain campaign, and therefore for the country, is that the serious economic and social damage from Brexit would not be fully apparent until after March next year, when our misguided prime minister has set the date for leaving the EU.
Comcast didn't announce an exact launch date for the Prime Video integration, only saying that it would be available to X1 customers "later this year".
Expectation is building that the prime minister could announce a date for her departure in a meeting with her MPs tomorrow - a final throw of the dice to try to get her deal over the line.
Ms Sinclaire says We Demand a Referendum will stand candidates in every region in 2014's European elections unless Prime Minister David Cameron sets the date for a vote to decide whether or not the UK remains a member of the European Union.
