Not surprisingly, for the movie they wanted to watch immediately, people tended to pick lowbrow comedies and blockbusters, but when asked what movie they wanted to watch later they were more likely to pick serious, important films.
You use their cases — mostly tasteful, fortunately — and pick serious lenses to pop into the built-in mount.
Mr Pei's first building in Britain may be a folly, but by picking serious architects, both Mr Keswick and Mr Hobhouse have ensured this old tradition has a fine future.
By defining a baseline of what it means to be healthy, it is a lot easier to detect changes and pick up serious, life-threatening diseases before they become dangerous.
The 20-week scan is, after all, an "anomaly scan", designed to pick up serious structural abnormalities, a fact that can get lost in all the excitement about finding out the baby's sex.
"Given that safety concern was there, the group thought if we closely monitor patients and are able to pick up serious adverse events, and side effects are reported and investigated quickly, there should be no reason to limit who gets the drug just based on the increase in all-cause mortality," she said.
If you really mean it when you say thank you, you should pick a serious and subtle card to help you communicate this message.
It was under then information minister Connie Mulder in the 1970s that South Africa's propaganda efforts picked up serious steam.
A year after that, Highway 1 was fully paved, cutting travel time in half, and Mui Ne picked up serious momentum.
The Jays bandwagon began rolling early this season, picking up serious steam after the trade deadline, when the team made several important deals, and accelerating through September as they raced past the Yankees to the top of the division.
Francis Coquelin's medial ligament tear against West Bromwich Albion ruled him out for three months, while both Santi Cazorla and Alexis Sanchez picked up serious knocks in a 1-1 drat at Norwich City.
