I'd much prefer that everybody could read the piece without going to the trouble of BUYING it, but, hey, this is our livelihood, fellas!
Nobody wants their child to be behind; everybody would prefer to do bedtime themselves (except during babyhood, when everybody would prefer to be at work).
"There's no question it takes away potential customers and everybody would prefer it not be there," said Jason Ader, an analyst with Bear Stearns.
Although I think they want to get a result in this match, the Goats will also be looking ahead to their U.S. Open Cup semifinal match against the Seattle Sounders, and given the choice, I think everybody would prefer a result in the Open Cup to a league match against Vancouver.
"Everybody would prefer to negotiate from a position of strength -- but that is precisely why negotiations often don't start," James Dobbins, a former diplomat, told The Huffington Post.
Apparently, they ask of an aggregation procedure only that it will come up with a social preference ordering no matter what everybody prefers (U and SO), that it will resemble certain democratic arrangements in some ways (WP and I), and that it will not resemble certain undemocratic arrangements in another way (D).
"Everybody prefers to do something else, to expand the footprint, to make acquisitions, to be in the press because you are a great manager, and so on and so forth.
"No matter what cloth you buy, everybody prefers the old way of ironing because it also makes the material soft," said one worker, as the pounding of mallets on cloth mingled with Bollywood pop blaring from overloaded minvans passing outside.
In fact, when I was growing up, in India, machine-made clothes were more expensive than handmade ones, and everybody preferred the former because the handmade ones always had strange problems one pant leg being shorter than the other, or shirts with a saggy bag of cloth between the shoulder blades.
In addition, he imposes a weak unanimity condition: if everybody prefers X to Y, then Y must not be chosen.
