Students aren't the only ones who need tidy, efficient desks, he noted, setting aside one to buy for himself.
Note - Set aside time, first, for doing things for Him, for others, and then time for everything besides God: God's will should always be first.
Several years ago Mr. Fernstedt, an independent Swedish scholar who is studying the work of the 20th-century philosopher Karl Popper and several of his colleagues, would have scratched out notes and set aside documents for photocopying.
Note: Any dice set aside can not be used to make a combination with any rolled dice, i.e., setting aside two '5's and then rolling another '5' only gains you 150 points instead of 500.
Yet, Dr. Kohn noted, most physicians set aside five hours or less each month to read medical literature, while Watson can analyze the equivalent of thousands of textbooks every second.
Before ruling, Nelson noted she had set aside several full days of court time for Zimmerman's defense attorneys and prosecutors to bring issues before the court, but most of that time had gone unused.
For most of 2009, one of Mr. Obama's top aides noted, "everything else was set aside".
In the filing, Interpublic noted that it had set aside $12 million for the potential settlement with the S.E.C.
He noted that banks had set aside deeper capital cushions, a sign of strength that could prevent a crisis of confidence from ensnaring the firms.
Wells Fargo's 2015 annual report, issued in February, blandly describes other lawsuits and investigations involving the bank, including mortgage issues related to the financial crisis, and notes that it had set aside approximately $1.3 billion to cover the cost of litigation.
