Did you agonise at your desk over delays to the Electoral Registration and Administration Bill?

BBC: Seats dispute goes beyond a boundary

It's funny, I say, because bands will agonise over the nuances of a recording, but perform gigs with less care.

BBC: A guide inside Manchester's new music: Gigs

Labour voters would not then have to agonise over whether to cast their votes for the deserving Mr Davies or to vote tactically for Mr Oaten.

ECONOMIST: Historic Winchester

It may agonise about its east-west choice, but in reality it will have to maintain reasonable relations with Moscow as well as the rest of Europe.

ECONOMIST: Russia's western neighbours

His friend, Marco, a film director, makes it to the top in Italy only to agonise over an offer to work for real money in Hollywood.

ECONOMIST: Italian novels

Fifty years after the contraceptive pill was first licensed in America and 37 years after the Supreme Court legalised abortion, women seem to agonise more than ever about breeding.

ECONOMIST: The tyranny of choice

Dogs, as far as we know, do not agonise about the canine condition, worry about the plight of dogs in other parts of the world, or try to see their lives from a different perspective.

NPR: Karen Armstrong: Myths and the Modern World

Some pundits agonise that profit growth built on the impoverishment of workers at home and the export of jobs abroad as firms outsource operations to China and India cannot be sustained: consumer confidence will fall, demand will plummet and profits will collapse.

ECONOMIST: Business is booming almost everywhere