Not a serious one, obviously.
"I did it for fun, nothing serious, and obviously spent more time on some than others.
It's a serious and obviously good idea, first proposed by Lord Abercrombie's Greater London Plan of 1944.
Those with more serious problems obviously need more time, and many have gone to 8- or 10- or 12-session limits.
Elvin concludes that "those who doubted, although mistaken, were not always being casual or foolish," but "the case as a whole had now been closed": the book is, "in essence, authentic, and, when used with care, in broad terms to be trusted as a serious though obviously not always final, witness".
"Obviously, I think that she was serious, and I obviously thought it was a good message, because you could tell that she and they are serious about what they're doing and trying to do what they have to do to clean up some of the bad elements in college athletics," said Vanderbilt Coach Kevin Stallings, one of four SEC basketball coaches who confirmed the exchange.
Look," he went on, "you've been going out with him for two years; he's obviously serious, he's a good man; don't mess him around".
Baltimoreans are obviously serious about their heroes.
"People are obviously serious," John McGraw, the chairman of the California Republican Party, told The San Francisco Chronicle last week.
War is obviously serious business, but the characters in Bad Company 2 seem to be having a lot more fun.
