A case of what Russia gives, Russia may take away.
What regulators give with one hand, they may take away with the other.
It may take away from the debate and I'm not sure if I like it yet.
They may take away our rights if we criticize them at some point.
I do worry that it may take away from the Boston experience.
But I question the motives of other, less gifted chefs who may take away only the "wow" factor of his creations.
However, if Latin American nations don't channel this new trade and investment toward long-term growth and sustainability, the risks may take away many of the rewards.
The free bird lifts into the sky on Félix González-Torres's poster, which you may take away gratis, leaving prison as the inmates could not.
Not satisfied with taking half my hearing, the surgeon may take away my smile, my frown and that weird raised eyebrow look I've inherited from my dad.
"I heard they may take away our housing allowance," one Navy spouse recently told me, even though I know of no military or Congressional official who has officially floated a cut in housing allotments.
Translation: If someone wrecks your car and injures someone and a lawyer tries to reel in your insurer as well as the car-sharing company's insurer, your insurer may take away your coverage.
