agonize

We talk shop about it, exclaim it, even agonize over it.

In fact, it's when you assume that most senators did agonize, did call upon their years of experience and their gut instincts in reaching their decisions, that their failure to try to guide others to the mountaintop seems most odd.

Commenting on the introduction of the company's D&A framework, Bob Meyers global CEO of Millward Brown, said, "Having watched so many of our clients agonize over where to allocate their budgets - particularly the delicate balancing act between sales and marketing - we've been actively searching for how we could help.

They spend hours designing their resumes, spend a fortune to make sure their resume looks professional, often pay steep fees to mass-mail their resumes and agonize over every typo they make.

Parents fret over that first credit card solicitation that their teenage child receives in the mail, and those same teens agonize over which of the dozens of credit card offers they should accept first