• Managing thousands of details and multiple risks for each of the multimillion-dollar houses he builds, he spent years rushing around with "one foot off the ground 20 hours a day, running the same scenarios through my mind time and time again, and being unable to put it aside, " says Mr. Weissensee, 58, of Mill Valley, Calif.

    WSJ: When Stress Is Good for You

  • However, as an investor, either you or your financial advisor (preferably both) need to be able to put emotions aside when it comes to dealing with poor performers.

    FORBES: Should You Sell That Mutual Fund? Steps To Consider

  • 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?

    NPR: All I Want For Christmas: Less Debt?

  • We need to put that absolutism aside, leave it at the door, and get to the hard work of reaching an agreement.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Again, I think the message you have to take from what happened in November is that people want Washington to put aside the games that it normally plays and get things done.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • The key point Bush made was that it is time to put aside the doctrine of mutually assured destruction that was the bedrock of security during the Cold War when it was basically a bipolar world, with the United States and the Soviet Union on opposite sides.

    CNN: Jamie McIntyre on Bush's missile defense system

  • But I had to learn to put my pride aside because it wasn't putting any food in my stomach.

    NPR: Escaping Hunger: One Man's Story

  • He was also good at coding, but put it aside to pursue a medical degree at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.

    FORBES: Can Algorithms Save Parkland Hospital?

  • The Hillsborough Agreement was to the benefit of the entire community and it was time for all parties to put aside their political positions in the interests of the common good, said Mr McGuinness.

    BBC: Policing and Justice motion

  • It is time to put aside the hype and bring this launch into perspective.

    CNN: Commentary: North Korean launch not a cause for panic

  • But is it really possible to put politics aside?

    FORBES: Play Office Politics Like a Pro

  • Given the congressional backlash to the Massachusetts election, it is possible that Obama will be compelled to put aside his domestic initiatives, or at least to repackage them.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The perils of presidential failure

  • While this is true enough, Obama went on to say that the Arabs have good reason to hate the US and that it is up to the US to put its national interests aside in the interest of making them like America.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Obama's abandonment of America

  • It's time to put aside the intense partisanship of the past in favor of a coalition for change which encompasses both parties.

    CNN: Reaction pours in to Gingrich's decision

  • Free-marketeers and social conservatives may find it harder to put their philosophical differences aside now they are in power than when they were an unlikely combination in the fight against Clintonism.

    ECONOMIST: The caveman cometh

  • Because Republicans knew how to stick together and put some of their bruised egos aside (although it would have helped them stand up to the president when he turned a federal surplus into a deficit).

    CNN: Democrats need to learn to compromise

  • It takes guts and gumption to put aside partisanship in favor of good governance.

    FORBES: Post-Election: Now What?

  • Most people, it seems, want to put serious politics aside and enjoy themselves.

    BBC: NEWS | Europe | Spain revels in feel-good wedding

  • We put everything aside when it comes to these types of situations.

    CNN: Texan town tries to rebuild with community, spirituality

  • Perhaps, though, it would be as well to put politics aside and return to economics, which is supposed to be more predictable.

    ECONOMIST: GOOFS: We woz wrong | The

  • The Palestinian officials describe the talks about Jerusalem as difficult and have said it would be almost impossible to put Jerusalem aside since the future of the city is tied to so many of the other "core" issues such as borders, settlements, and security.

    CNN: Clinton

  • He will be the first to say that needs to be put aside on Sunday and everybody go at it.

    BBC: Gaffney wary of Munster forwards

  • "It is time to put self-defeating attitudes aside and recognize that we are fighting a disease not people, " Dr. Koop said in 1986.

    WSJ: Former Surgeon General Koop Dies

  • He believed this was because the focus when negotiating business agreements was very clear and it was easy for those involved to put aside any prejudices.

    CNN: Avoiding the anti-U.S. feeling

  • As a result, more employees are putting in longer hours, and many regularly face the dilemma of whether to stay late and finish a critical task or put it aside until the next day.

    FORBES: Why Working Longer Can Become the New Normal

  • I've finished the first book and put it aside for a few months - to see with fresh eyes whether it's worth something or I need to throw it in the waste basket.

    BBC: 'I'm no Havel' says campaigning Russian author Akunin

  • In other words he denied that he was trying to put race aside through his own candidacy, saying instead that it was an issue Americans could not afford to ignore.

    ECONOMIST: Barack Obama speaks about race

  • Last month, some employers began offering workers something besides the traditional 401K. The new Roth 401K allows employees to put aside some of their after-tax salary and withdraw it later, tax free.

    NPR: New Option in Retirement Savings: Roth 401Ks

  • Fairly or not, Blackshaw has come to represent the "academic" side of the acoustic guitar (as opposed to the raw American Primitive sound of the late Jack Rose), so it's a surprising and somewhat ballsy move to put aside the full, resonant sound of a 12-string acoustic for the staccato feel of the electric guitar, with all the rock baggage that instrument carries.

    NPR: First Listen: James Blackshaw, 'All Is Falling'

  • That is largely because it is a tax efficient savings scheme that allows you to put aside some of this year's income to use at some point in the future.

    BBC: purse and cash

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