Still, judging from the 'Sexy Back' video, there are plenty of other fit-bits willing to take her place.
Whenever Woods's name appears on the leader board, Montgomerie sounds a little bit too willing to concede, to accept that no matter what he does, Woods will do it a little bit better.
Bashar al-Assad seems every bit as willing as his father to destroy the country in order to save himself.
For my taste, the Germans are a bit too willing to impose short-term pain on the diverse national economies in Europe.
An additional $5 billion would be sought from Washington, where Congress has been only a bit more willing to finance mass transit in recent years.
It is true that China talks about multilateralism a lot, and under outside pressure has been a bit more willing than it was to put pressure on pariah states such as North Korea, Myanmar and Sudan.
Optimists think the government has grown a bit more willing to nudge them into joining because it wants to attract more foreign investment to cut the country's dependence on oil and to help develop local infrastructure.
The two Chiodos are generally of the same view, though some time spent with them suggests there are differences, with Frank taking a good look at Mr. Lieberman and perhaps a bit more willing to forgive Mr. Gephardt.
Nasim Zehra, a journalist who runs the current-affairs bureau of Dunya News, a new, private Urdu-language TV station, viewed Zardari as every bit as willing to manipulate the Constitution as Musharraf had been.
Banks are growing a bit more willing to lend to each other, judging by the decline in rates on three-month interbank dollar loans (although that rate remains extremely high in relation to the Fed's target rate).But for the healing to continue more government intervention will almost certainly be needed.
