At the time, she didn't sign up for COBRA, a decision she now seriously regrets.
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Indeed, few observers now seriously expect any substantive progress before the presidential elections currently scheduled for March 2003.
The left believes that the way to create economic growth and jobs is by (now seriously unpopular) government spending.
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More than 4% of mortgages are now seriously delinquent (see chart 1), but the figure topped 40% in 1934.
As her turnover was just over the VAT threshold, she said was now seriously thinking of cutting back on her earnings.
He says family pressure and power now seriously obstruct crime fighting.
It had saved her a lot of stress and had helped her avoid credit card debt during a very difficult time, but it was now seriously depleted.
In the short-term, at least, much of the burden on combating slow growth and the threat of deflation about which some economists are now seriously concerned, falls on the central bankers.
Anecdotal evidence suggests al-Shabab is now seriously short of money, more divided than ever, and many of the foreign jihadist fighters who came to join it have left the country for other struggles.
However, both are now seriously threatened by deforestation and invasive practices, including intensive mining and logging, extensive livestock activity, water pollution, degradation of headwaters, unregulated processes of urban settlement, construction of roads, waterways and dams, drainage and diversion of rivers, burning of forests and illegal fishing and trade in wildlife.
Now I seriously doubt anyone at OPEC global HQ is shuddering over six charging stations deployed across California.
Doing so would require his state to get a special waiver from the federal government, but this radical and hugely worthwhile proposal is now being seriously considered.
It is true that school districts that have started taking testing more seriously now need to step up and also take the possibility of outright cheating more seriously.
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More important, traditional Asian medicine is now being taken seriously by Western-educated physicians.
Now Walton is seriously considering tossing Libby in jail while he pursues appeals.
Playing the game is so physically demanding that it is now being taken seriously as a means of keeping fit.
American success at club level may raise a flicker of interest in the USA but Sampson believes soccer will now be taken seriously.
If malnutrition does so much damage and the actions against it are cheap and effective, why is the affliction only now being taken seriously?
With bank stocks hitting new 52-week highs and the Dow Transports breaking out, seriously now, what are the chances for a 2013 recession?
Can we all stop taking Stein seriously now?
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All of which are seriously underfunded now thanks to the no tax fetish of the past 40 years.
These games and the new price of the Xbox 360 mean that people are now taking Microsoft more seriously in Japan.
But hey, let's not take this too seriously for now -- all this could turn out to be just a much belated April Fools' prank, right?
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He advised against appointing cabinet secretaries too early, lest they wander off-message on their own, and reminded the president that everything he said would now be taken very seriously.
"Fortunately, the government is now taking our concerns seriously, having recognised that the demise of the concept of the genuine accident and the rise of the blame culture has left teachers and schools vulnerable, " she added.
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Bush has convinced some officials that he is now taking global warming seriously, and he offered to be a liaison between Europeans, eager to see tough limits on carbon emissions, and nations with growing economies, who fear a slowdown if they agree.
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