With advanced warning, such camps may put aside a vehicle and guide for your family – and you could team up with another family to split the cost.
But many labor leaders predict that he may step aside, suggesting that he declared he wanted another term to prevent labor leaders from focusing their energies this year on campaigning to succeed him, instead of campaigning for the Democratic presidential nominee.
And some political experts are speculating that if the 11th-hour polls show no hope, Mr. Barak may step aside for a promise of the defense minister's post.
Bank of America, the largest U.S. retail bank, may set aside a record $6.5 billion in the first quarter to cover possible future loan losses, including in its mortgage and home equity portfolios, according to a banking analyst.
JAMARCUS RUSSELL The Raiders conceded that they have the biggest draft bust in N.F.L. history on their hands (you may step aside, Ryan Leaf) when they traded for the Redskins' Jason Campbell on Saturday.
But the British regulator has only limited jurisdiction because the trades originated through a subsidiary of a foreign bank, and it may step aside while American agencies pursue the case.
Mr. Trump, the self-described great negotiator, may brush aside the views of the country's leading business executives — but perhaps that is because he hasn't been able to strike a deal with them.
Mr. Costello, 45, is favored to succeed Mr. Howard, 63, who may step aside as prime minster next year after steering the country to balanced budgets and solid growth amid international recessions.
He has indicated that he may put aside his peacemaking efforts and shift to his domestic agenda, undertaking the so-called civic revolution he proposed two weeks ago that would challenge many of the powers and privileges of traditional religious parties.
