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Have to be sure you don't overplan. He is one of the great young prospects in Indian cricket.

"We had absolutely no way to gauge it, so we had to kind of overplan in some areas."

A systematic approach, checks and balances, and a willingness to overplan keep the team on point for Oscar night.

"Don't overplan. Too many events will wear folks out.

He added: "Mr McGuirk further indicated this was simply part of his overplan to marginalise the FBU and to attack and undermine the authority of the FBU and its local officials."

And we'll go to Crossroads for lunch." For once, I was thankful for her tendency to overplan.

You can't overplan when mixing students and saws, say administrators who have weathered the construction storm.

"In the absence of information, law enforcement tends to overplan, and law enforcement's not particularly good at handling surprises well," he said.

It can also be a problem if you overplan and become obsessive.

We should not overplan such initiatives and we should experiment.