Last year we worried about worrying.
Hillard, who died in 2000 at age 83, was the cautious, precise wordsmith worrying about each tree, while Fleishman was the instinctive and experienced public relations expert considering the forest at large.
But he is not too worried about the precise date.
Dr. Julie L. Gerberding, the C.D.C. director, said her agency worried about the precise time in the course of a patient's illness the specimens were obtained.
Doctors say that parents need not worry about the precise composition of formula, because the product over all has been proved safe and effective.
It's probably safe to assume that Theodore Roosevelt did not spend a lot of mornings at Police Headquarters worrying about the precise number of New Yorkers caught urinating or panhandling the day before.
In many ways, not having to worry about the precise nuances of language can free us up to enjoy the visual and emotional spectacles that theatre makes available to us.
Philosophers and theologians continue, of course, to allow for situations in which substances are related by their accidents, and hence to worry about the precise nature of the accidents involved in these situations.
Whether worrying about a precise asset allocation between equities and fixed income, whether it be 50/50 or 60/40 or 40/60, is far less important than people actually beginning the process of investing itself getting organized, getting educated.
Any details that are ignored at one level of abstraction (e.g., programmers need not worry about the precise location in memory associated with a particular variable) must not be ignored by one of the lower levels (e.g., the virtual machine handles all memory allocations).
Don't worry about creating precise details, since as many of the body features won't be seen.
