"How much actually materialized for those of us who stay here would depend on how much apartments go for on the open market at the time they're sold; the seller's net profit, which would presumably be the basis for calculating flip tax; the flip tax percentage applied; and how often apartments change hands".
If that much snow materializes, it would be New York City's biggest snowstorm since Jan . 7 , 1996when 13.6 inches of snow fell in Central Park.
That Fleisher wrote from a cruise ship off the Croatian coastline underscored the point that no one is suffering yet and much can materialize before November — for instance, the decertification advocacy of the most powerful agents who believe the players can only avoid brutal defeat in court.
"We took over Courvoisier, did some HBO work, but it never really materialized to much," Mr. Simmons said.
When loans fell through, better ones materialized: how much more interesting it is, for example, to see Agnes Martin's only video, the 1976 "Gabriel," in place of unobtainable paintings that would have presented her in a familiar mode.
Some albums never even materialized, leaving much of the pop heavy-lifting to newcomers like Lorde, AlunaGeorge, Charli XCX, Ariana Grande and IconaPop, who rose to the occasion and delivered some uniformly excellent records on their first go-arounds.
So how you compare those costs depends on how much you value costs in the distant future relative to costs that materialize much sooner.
The much-anticipated tingle never materialized, but I did see a split at the elbow-skin, a discovery corresponding with some early adopters' criticisms that Uniqlo's fabrics do not stand up to repeated wear.
The diagnoses should have triggered extra supports at school, but Burns said that much-needed help never materialized.
If the surpluses do materialize, much of the money is likely to be spent.
There is no assurance, however, that the surpluses will materialize; much is earmarked for debt reduction.
