Some 61percentt said they regularly set aside time to watch their favorites, and more than half (56percentt) said the finale of each season left them sad about having to wait months to see their favorite's next new episode.
As the Washington Post's Paul Waldman pointed out on Friday, if Trump did somehow make it to the Oval Office, "he'd have to regularly set aside whatever impulsive reaction he has to a particular turn of events in favor of a long-term strategy that would be more beneficial to the country".
Because there is no agency and almost no money regularly set aside for these people, responses to crises have been haphazard and often opportunistic.
More than most they must worry about how to attract and retain the brightest workers.Time is regularly set aside at the highest levels to chew over how best to do this.
Since it could be difficult for a corporation to pay all of its bonds at one time, it is common practice to pay them gradually through serial maturity dates or through a sinking fund, under which arrangement a specified portion of earnings is regularly set aside and applied to the retirement of the bonds.
At Foodworks, a deli on Wall Street, Carol Kasmarski, the co-owner, and her son, Michael, regularly set aside a large table for the jurors, who could have the daily specials such as Jury's Decision (hot honey-glazed ham) and Judge's Chamber (lobster salad).
Even in good years, U.S. automakers regularly set aside reserves equaling half their profit to cover defects.
And then regularly set aside sufficient strategic thinking time to consider how you are doing relative to your strategic map.
Fifty-five percent of those surveyed who were married or living with a partner said that they don't regularly set aside time to talk about financial issues.
We find ourselves impatient to get going with the day's business, rather than taking time regularly set aside to listen and wait.
