depending on how colloquial the answers are, this is a very loose way of saying the same thing lirka has suggested. Not sure a British audience would understand it, but just thought I'd through it in.
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Posted 2003-10-05 18:13:22 UTC (permalink)
Work in Progress

I've finally started on what will become an extremely lengthy article about globalization. It won't be finished until next weekend, and likely a few days after that. I don't think I'll post very much until it's done. People have been waiting for it (hi Paul!) for a long time.

Unfortunately, mere hours after I started working on the globalization article I found a tempting alternative to write about. SDB has written a pair of articles about the Tragedy of the Commons. I have some substantial disagreements with what he's said — you see, I'll gladly yield him foreign policy, but economics is my turf — but I don't know if I'll be in the mood to switch gears or not.
http://arbyte.us/blog_archive/2003/10/Work_in_Progress.html



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yikes, "throw it in" - sorry

Could be the literal translation.