New "claw-back" provisions may mean that this year's grant could vanish next year.
The governor stuck to his gloomy revenue outlook, predicting those revenues would vanish next year.
The answer is that there is fear that the deduction might vanish next year, or at least shrink.
But Damian Lewis, the British actor who plays the tormented Marine at the heart of the series, knows the good will could vanish next week if "Homeland" fails to deliver a satisfying conclusion to its first season.
For example Malhotra found that while Christians were more likely to offer money to a charity after attending church service, such effects vanished the next day, and did not return until the following holy day (Malhotra 2010).
How could shareholders tell what was happening if line items appeared one year and mysteriously vanished the next?
Large wellbore storage coefficient means the wellbore storage effect is larger, which leads the joint part of the two curves is longer and even vanishes the next flow regimes.
And the surplus is scheduled to vanish by the next budget.
With his flat surrounded by nine police officers, Ichihashi managed to slip through the cordon and vanish for the next 31 months.
Employees contribute as much as 8.5 per cent of their salaries to pension costs — percentages that were more likely to grow than to vanish in the next negotiations.
The government now seems to have got on top of the banks' troubles, so savers' worries that their hard-earned deposits could vanish with the next collapse of a financial company are fading.
