The Knicks will soon exit the postseason, their 12th straight year without winning a series.
But even if they don't all switch to hard liquor, he worries that some of them may soon exit the neighborhood.
And it has been producing beers under license from the Danish brewer Carlsberg and Guinness of Ireland for a couple of years, but as part of the Heineken deal will soon exit that business.
The board of directors this week approved a three-year plan to steer the company through the economic crisis, while continuing to deny rumors that its chief executive of four years, Giancarlo Di Risio, will soon exit the company.
But Mr. Bloomberg's overture to the former first lady highlights the level of his anxiety about the current crop of candidates, his eagerness to recruit a replacement who can rival his stature and his determination to become a kingmaker in the political arena he will soon exit.
| European markets dropped on Monday amid concerns that Greece might soon exit from the currency union, but there were also indications that the turmoil could signal a new phase of negotiations between Greece and its lenders, The New York Times reports.
Ms. Merkel's new talking points appear to be driven mainly by the defeat in France of Nicolas Sarkozy, her longtime partner-in-austerity, and the spreading chaos in Greece, where anti-austerity voters brought down the government this month and fears that the country could soon exit the euro have provoked a run on the banks and capital flight.
There are a number of European companies that could soon exit for a more modest $100+ million or the localised equivalent in Euros.
Carson, a truth-challenged empty suit with an impressive scalpel, is beginning to implode, and he will soon exit.
It soon exits the village limits, at which point NY 222 changes names to Cortland Road and the residential areas give way to wide stretches of farmland.
