At that point, the muncher will have to weigh whether he really wants to reschedule the call or if it is worth setting aside his panini.
Rumors have swirled about the possibility that the Knicks might move second-year guard Iman Shumpert, which would be easy to brush aside if it didn't make a perfect kind of Knicks-style sense, a team that cannot man-on-man defend trading away its best man-on-man defender.
"I would have appreciated it if he had stepped aside, and we would not have been made the laughing stock of the country, " said Rep. Mary Flowers, another Democrat.
"Obviously this case involved thoughts that were unusual and bizarre and frankly very ugly, " said Ms. Gatto, who said she would appeal the verdict if she can't get it set aside.
If it hits big, they suddenly have options aside from just rebooting Batman.
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This growing opposition will have to set aside its differences and unite if it is to make any impression in next year's elections.
The yuan's increased use beyond China's borders is a (still distant) threat to the dollar's central role in trade and international finance, but if the dollar were eventually shoved aside, it would make Americans poorer and raise the cost of their borrowing.
And if the debate were that simple, we could brush it aside as a quirky nose-thumbing match between professionals.
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If a borrower has missed several payments, it makes sense to set aside a provision for the likely loss.
Until recently, for instance, banks could avoid setting aside provisions for loans secured by property, even if it was overvalued.
Even if the Prius is pushed aside by other forms of hybrid, it has done wonders for Toyota's reputation by making the firm seem green and technically cool.
Journalist Toby Young, who is setting up one of the first free schools, said he would want his governors to take advantage of the proposal to allow schools to set aside places for pupils on free school meals, if it is implemented.
The present recession, the first major one in the age of globalization as we know it today, be even more tragic if that vision is set aside just when parts of the developing world are not just about catch up and but are about to spring into the lead, economically speaking.
In a few weeks time, if Ron Paul gets swept aside by the GOP's machine, it may seem like just an interesting historical footnote that a man came within 4, 000 votes of winning a Republican primary who is in favour of abolishing America's central bank.
Apple will need to pull out all the stops if the iPhone is not to be swept aside by the flood of do-it-all smartphones heading for American shores.
If co-workers still don't get it, Ms. Hand recommends taking them aside for a walk or a lunch to explain further and ask for their support.
Idealistic echoes of free, nationwide healthcare aside, such a move would dramatically alter the corporate dynamics of mobile communication if it actually worked.
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Such poetry aside, there was still a sense of doom permeating the industry, even if it wasn't directly linked to the devices that would eclipse more traditional reading vectors in the not-so-distant future.
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And if we set aside the pay-as-you-go nature of Medicare and pretend it really is an insurance program, your payroll tax contributions will end up covering only about one third of your personal tax-financed spending over your lifetime.
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But I will not be able to avoid the responsibility if I decide that as a citizen I have to do it, that I have to leave aside everything and try to be of service to my people, my country.
The increase in just one year illustrates the open-ended nature of the guarantee that is so blighting the insurer's prospects, since it has to set aside reserves in gilts in order to meet the obligation even if this means selling equities into falling stockmarkets.
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After the meeting Reich and his fellow money managers were taken aside by their superiors and told, If you have any thoughts of talking to the DEA, it would be in your best interest to come speak with us first.
Industry backchannel conspiracies aside, however, it's only to our advantage to have a choice -- if you're looking to upgrade your digital SLR without taking out a second mortgage, you can now pick Nikon's model, or the EOS 6D from Canon.
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If I walk outside the door today and these policies have been implemented, it would be as easy to go down the street, particularly if you're a low income, to open a savings account, to put some money aside as it is to, say, get a debit card or a store credit card or what?
Even when they do, it may still be years, if ever, before their income is comparable to what they earned when they set aside paid work.
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