"If we don't seize it, it may move away from us".
The controversial Swede has hinted that he may move away from the Paris club next summer and is already flirting with a number of options.
Some Middle East countries are hinting that they may move away from pricing their oil entirely in dollars, which would cause further downward pressure.
The house may be sold and the owners may move away, but the wiring is there in the walls waiting for a new owners to flip on the switch.
Schools may move away from the curriculum; teachers move around, as do students; and in later grades there is always the risk that children who have mastered basic math will not get the attention they need to advance even further.
However, Nintendo's chief executive, Satoru Iwata, went on to announce the hardware platform in order to assuage fears that Nintendo may move away from manufacturing dedicated games machines.
They may move away from management or information technology consulting to other areas that are either in demand or somehow related to their expertise in giving outsiders faith in the numbers and representations that companies make.
It's a relaxed atmosphere, but, to insiders, not without tension: Thomas, the headliner at the picnic for most of her life, and perhaps the only living link to the ur-music of America, may move away to become a schoolteacher.
So we may move away from universal benefits towards those that are more targeted on the poor; we have already seen this in Britain, where child benefit has been stripped from the (upper) middle classes.But perhaps this is not politically acceptable, given that the middle classes vote in larger numbers and protest more volubly than the poor.
That has led to some speculation that the networks may move away from serialized shows in the DVR era, both because viewers may increasingly store episodes of serialized shows to watch them in 8-to-10 episode bursts, and because the shows have no repeat value at all.
