Sixty-seven percent said that in the past they had made at least one "really bad" financial decision, and nearly half acknowledged making more than one.
But, as the editor himself half acknowledges, DiYists could never agree on the details of what an alternative good life might look like.
Seven of 10 in the survey said that most students do the bare minimum to get by, more than half acknowledged that they could try harder themselves, and 45percentt said some students graduate without learning what they need to learn.
In a survey of about 250 lawyers that Professor Ross conducted in 2007, more than half acknowledged that the prospect of billing extra time influenced their decision to perform pointless assignments, such as doing excessive legal research or extraneous document review.
True, J is set in a future world still trying to recover from a historical catastrophe that it only half acknowledges and does not officially remember (this outbreak of mass violence, presumably a second Holocaust, is shrouded in obfuscation and is always referred to as "what happened, if it happened").
The England head coach, Stuart Lancaster, will make his first big selection call of the World Cup on Monday when he names his team for the first game against Fiji, with one of his senior players, the Leicester scrum-half Ben Youngs, acknowledging that the dead weight of pressure will be on the host nation when they set the tournament in motion at Twickenham on Friday night.
Even then, it took him more than a year and a half to acknowledge the killing, and he is still keeping secret the protocol by which he makes such decisions.
When they reached the lectern, Sanders gave Clinton a half hug, acknowledged the event's hosts, and said, "Let me begin by thanking the thirteen million voters who voted for me during the Democratic primaries, and thank you, New Hampshire, for giving us our first great victory".
It already cut its dividend nearly in half and acknowledged it was looking for a buyer or other strategic alternatives.
Writing on J.F.K. in the latest issue of New York magazine, Frank Rich half-acknowledges the mediocrity of Kennedy's presidency.
