I'm gonna assume the worse, I'm gonna assume the worse.
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To assume that the system protects us is to assume privilege.
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I don't assume it's false, but I also don't assume it's true.
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I assume most people assume it's a bot now, especially in e-commerce.
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Advice: Don't assume that cloud providers are not secure, but also don't assume they are.
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Assume she's one woman and assume he loves her as much as ever—the biographical .
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Basically, don't assume much from this photo either since you know what happens when people assume.
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Assume other drivers are not as aware as you are; assume the other guy is daydreaming.
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I assume at some point you assume there's a way to turn this into a business?
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"Let's just assume, for the sake of argument -- which we do not assume, really; it's not the case -- let's just assume everything was true in the 16-page report," she said.
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These people just assume that you're going to lie to them, assume you're going to be aggressive.
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But right now we cannot assume nor should we assume the money is going to be there.
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In any case, to assume that current economic trends will persist is to assume an inefficient labour market.
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"All parties must assume their responsibilities, Algeria must assume its responsibility," Foreign Minister Nacer Bourita told reporters in Rabat.
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Businesses assume less responsibility, while hard-working women and men assume more risk and get less stability in return.
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So let's assume Chapman gets that $2615-million deal he's after, and let's assume it's also a four-year deal.
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We tend to assume that the police are in the right; we assume that the police are telling the truth.
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In our straight-focused society, people who see affection between women often assume sisterhood or friendship before they assume romance.
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"I have to assume ultimately sensible people do sensible things ... you'd assume he is economically rational," said Garthwaite, referring to Kudlow.
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You tend to assume your political enemies have malign motives, which means you assume they're doing something evil behind the scenes.
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They see a market littered with items like this and assume that no customer would reasonably assume it's of high quality.
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Tim Maurer, director of personal finance at Buckingham and The BAM Alliance, looks at the issue of risk and risk tolerance from three angles: a client's ability to assume risk, willingness to assume risk and need to assume risk.
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I feel like people look at bigger people and assume they're unhealthy, but they don't look at smaller people and assume they're unhealthy.
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Assume deer dead As a result, Michigan representative John Dingell had an applicable reaction to Grassley's live-tweeting of Texas-UNI: Assume Longhorn dead.
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But the first and foremost objective, is not to assume that everyone will want to fly or assume that everyone will get over it.
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But if you assume those cuts would be paid for, then you have to assume fundamental change to the structure of the American state.
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You're going to assume I can kung fu, you're going to assume I can cook food, and I'm going to play this against you.
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Mother didn't assume I would go to Cambridge or Oxford; she didn't assume I would get to university at all, despite indications to the contrary.
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While it is naive to assume indictments will stop all malicious activity, it is equally naive to assume they are toothless acts of name-calling.
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I'm going to assume volatility, I'm going to assume worst case we'll have a long trade war, maybe it goes right to the election, who knows.
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The merchants of the racial grievance assume the same thing that upper-income white parents do about their kids: They assume young people have no agency.
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To assume that immigrants steal jobs is to assume that work is a zero sum game: If I get work, I've taken it away from you.
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"I almost feel like men just assume that's just what a woman does, and women also assume that that's what [they] have to do," he said.
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And I assume when he sees that interview, maybe he forgot about it, but I assume Donald will apologize where he sees that he said exactly that.
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So, whereas demographers and fundraisers can reasonably assume that a 45-year-old woman will have no more children, they cannot assume the same for a man.
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Scientists didn't assume it that each cat or mouse developed a perfect pattern, but they did assume that there was something guiding the way the melanoblasts moved.
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And I assume when he sees that interview, maybe he forgot about it, that I assume Donald will apologize where he sees that he said exactly that.
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IF YOU ASSUME, AS I DO SORT OF ASSUME THERE WILL BE SOME TAX CUT, THEN IT WOULD PROBABLY PROVIDE SOME SUPPORT FOR THE ECONOMY IN 2018.
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CASPER: It&aposs funny how they assume, just because I am a Trump supporter, they assume I am a racist, I don&apost like women, all that stuff.
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But let's assume they'll come, and let's also assume that over time Pulse becomes the default way that most Twitch users interact with other users of the service.
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This kind of research is like telling the story of stuff you'd never assume has a story, and you'd never assume has things you could appreciate about it.
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It's natural to assume that these games available for a computer or a PlayStation, and it's now natural to assume that it would be available for your phone.
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"A patient and a provider cannot assume, should not assume without evidence of some kind that patient data is being protected" by a piece of software, Hollis said.
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"Keep winning, keep developing, don't assume they'd beat Sweden or Switzerland, don't assume they'd lose to Brazil (who may not beat Mexico)," Hayward wrote on Twitter on Thursday.
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Just as we assume that both presidential campaigns will have ground operations helmed by top staffers, we assume both campaigns will be led by the best campaign managers available.
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"The first and foremost objective from our perspective is not to assume that everyone will want to fly [the 737 Max], or assume everyone will get over it," he said.
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So when we see the one woman of color in the corporate board room, we assume she doesn't deserve to be there, but we assume the 14 white men do.
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Don't assume political leaders in Washington know best what's needed any more than wise CEOs assume they can run their organizations without input from their managers and front-line workers.
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"Based on the current situation and the supervisory authority's report, I have to assume that the authority under its current chairmanship does not assume a relationship of trust," he said.
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Don&apost assume you do or don&apost need life insurance in your 20sIf you&aposre in your 20s, don&apost assume you do or don&apost need life insurance.
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"I assume that both members of the couple will be involved in the planning process, and I don't assume that family will be involved in the wedding," she told me.
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But security researcher Brian Krebs says the smart money is to just assume that your information is out there — assume you've been hacked or otherwise compromised, and then act like it.
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Vazquez, who last week initially expressed an unwillingness to assume Puerto Rico's top government office, said on Wednesday she will assume the governorship under the succession plan in Puerto Rico's constitution.
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The plan was for Korey to assume the role of executive chairman and for Haselden, who was previously hired to be COO of the company, to assume the role of CEO.
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Their estimates assume that the driverless car will generate .
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Well ... I assume lots of people want your advice.
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I didn't assume that anyone was ... doing something illegal.
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Boy makes sweet passionate love to girl — I assume.
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" He added, "Let's assume that to be the case.
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If we assume that is the first six innings of the game, and assume the final three innings will have the same proportional gains, we are talking about adding 900+ points from here.
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You talk to people of all political stripes, I assume.
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We discussed, I assume, whatever teenagers talked about in 1995.
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The forms assume a simpler world than the actual one.
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"We assume that we all hear the same," Slater says.
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Of course, we assume this is for Beth and Randall.
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As with your trusty Converse, assume they go with everything.
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Never assume you're smarter than the person fixing your computer.
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GIGOT: I would assume that would include plutonium as well?
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Assume everyone is or may be remote at any time.
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"We assume that the loan is conform with the law".
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But whoever it was, don't assume they had sex either.
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And some, I assume, have said nice things about me.
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Many Americans assume Cinco de Mayo is Mexico's Independence Day.
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People will always assume especially the worst things about you.
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Where you pull ... I assume that's in a plastic package.
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But what's interesting is, don't assume that things won't sell.
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He calls it "Creepyfig," because, I assume, it's really creepy.
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First, do not assume that all crises are the same.
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We assume Will Smith is a saint but he's not.
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People just assume that they're right because it's like that.
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I hope (and assume) Nintendo shows us Metroid Prime 4.
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The particles only assume observable properties when, well, they're observed.
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Just don't assume it's going to look like this bill.
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So you have to assume that's what they're thinking. Right?
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Given this summary, you might assume the book is pretentious.
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I assume that everybody sees him the way I do.
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We tend to assume these are neutrally drawn, immutable borders.
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Many assume it has to do with artistry or luck.
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There's no reason to assume this Mastodon will avoid extinction.
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You look at me and you assume that I'm different.
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Note: These steps assume you are using a web browser.
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"People assume that disabled people aren't sexual beings," Witton said.
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Economic models assume that people know what they are doing.
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Assume as a given that I cannot meet your request.
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Let's assume with SkyRider [2.0] you're taking 15% off seats.
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I'm sure most of crowd would assume I'm against Trump.
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They did not assume that politics was a male activity.
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I'll assume the trees are in a square grid layout.
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We as marketers have to assume this trend is inexorable.
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CRUZ: Maria, I assume that I can respond to that.
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If you have a problem with your partner, don't assume.
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We'll assume a meal out with the family costs $100.
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People assume you are just outrageously rude, or intellectually impaired.
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Do you think they assume it's what's best for them?
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Sanders shouldn't assume that New Hampshire votes are still sold.
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Male nurses often encounter patients who assume they are doctors.
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They assume a constant real income growth rate of 19393%.
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I can only assume you're absurdly loyal to erasable markers.
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She shakes up my notion of what I assume works.
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I hesitate to assume that they're talking about physical samples.
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Let's assume oil is at $40 in the fourth quarter.
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Assume these are fake and prove them genuine before purchasing.
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You actually assume this level of sophistication for text chemistry.
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If men notice them, they assume you're inviting their gaze.
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Yes. It's safe to assume Walter could be much worse.
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And it's so weird, you just assume everyone knows everyone.
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He still appears to assume that Mr Trump will deal.
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So, don't assume every deal will get clean antitrust approval.
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"I would assume there's some very solid leads," Johnson says.
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People assume if you're successful that life is so easy.
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That's okay; no one is mad at you (we assume).
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Nishimura already knew the first and would assume the second.
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Assume that we eventually need to get to zero carbon.
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You should never assume that you know what someone needs.
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Denis says don't assume your boss is negative about it.
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Also, anything we feel it's safe to assume you have.
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Just don't assume you can quietly avoid the subject totally.
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It would be presumptuous to assume anyone would care, yeah?
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She stepped up to the plate to assume Martin's role.
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It also hasn't progressed as much as we might assume.
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Thus, they assume Clinton must be lying about her faith.
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Never assume your buddy knows how to swim, Nationwide warns.
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In the past, "I would assume things," especially when texting.
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"Don't assume that the action necessarily makes sense," he advised.
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Let's assume that Mosby's statement was just some oratorical flourish.
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They shrugged, but I have to assume it's security related.
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Never assume a sleeping alligator is just a stuffed toy.
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For my prognostications, let's assume Congress remains in Republican control.
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Why do you assume the dynamic score will embarrass them?
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I assume that's different when you have bigger brand recognition.
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"Otherwise, I'm going to assume you're in agreement," he said.
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Because the mask kept folding, like his balls I assume.
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Maybe it's kids, but I'm not ready to assume that.
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Don't assume that other people always know more than you.
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" Greene writes this despite, I assume, being familiar with "Creep.
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Researchers assume that this data offers a window into reality.
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You gotta assume Axe is rock hard in this scene.
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Second, we have to assume that podcasts are getting better.
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When my haters talk shit, I usually assume they're right.
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We assume it will be on one of these routes.
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There is, I assume, some actual stress in her outburst.
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Has to be a thumbs up for both, I assume?
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It's not unreasonable to assume Schiano's contained the same language.
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But why assume that real dividends keep up with GDP?
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The first instinct is to assume it is Jay Cutler.
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Or do we just assume it's coming out this year?
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"It's fairly safe to assume that was hyperbole," Mulvaney said.
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I assume that's why so many journalists accidentally retweeted you.
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Milley is due to assume his new post on Oct.
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In fact, it would arguably be homophobic to assume otherwise.
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But let's assume that the Healbe does what it says.
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Do not assume Donald Trump's presidency is doomed to fail.
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We don't know anything; we don't want to assume anything.
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No one has ever become sick from KFC, I assume.
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What is the most annoying thing people assume about you?
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We assume these fall colors will wear off by spring.
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No doubt about it, they'll automatically assume you're a prodigy.
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"It's fairly safe to assume that was hyperbole," he responded.
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Bambii: People assume that I DJ only in certain spaces.
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Do not assume that migration will go without any glitches.
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Don't assume that all women are attracted to men. 91.
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Do not ever assume you know what it's like. 100.
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I'm going to assume you mean that figuratively and literally.
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You can't just assume the show can go on forever.
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I assume if they're there, they can invite me in.
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I had to assume because she wasn't really saying... anything.
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I assume that Google is assessing just that right now.
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" By "fun," we assume the company means "delicious brain freeze.
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The people that get angry assume you've photographed their face.
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I assume the only place left to go is space?
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It seems reasonable to assume they're behind this as well.
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The more agency I assume, the more vulnerable I become.
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We can never assume that science can tell us everything.
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So, you just assume it's always going to be there.
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You can assume that there will be a wider array.
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You can't assume someone's ethnicity based on their skin color.
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Don't assume that your partner has been tested recently, either.
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It's safe to assume that most guys went through that.
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Better to assume they just ate a lot of pasta.
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Let's assume Feinstein wins the primary and the general election.
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Her friends assume that she was poisoned by her family.
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But that point may be further away than many assume.
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Or, at least this is what most investors will assume.
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We assume that they're going for it, they're investing massively.
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Don't assume any emailed instructions or account details are legit.
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It would be very wrong, however, to assume that the
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You have to assume every car is texting and driving.
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You just assume that's the way it's supposed to be.
|
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Assume, then, that Democrats enter next January with 233 seats.
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We assume that he will be acting from these positions.
|
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Democrats should not assume a Blue Wave is a certainty.
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But neither will happen if we simply assume it will.
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Experts say all consumers should assume their information was compromised.
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Maybe because they assume they are sparing readers political controversy?
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"Can't Whitehead assume that people know this?" the critic wrote.
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"Taxpayers doing that assume that that's all private," he said.
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Be careful in what you assume in politics, these days.
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Don't assume it's enough to simply accomplish your assigned tasks.
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Just don't assume that deficit cost in the current scoring.
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To assume any higher order is — sorry — to be naive.
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I assume you'll meet with him-- SECRETARY WILBUR ROSS: Yes.
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Newbies tend to assume that everyone else shares their passions.
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We assume their lynchings were out of control mob violence.
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You can't assume that everybody's moving in the same direction.
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"Don't assume you have the full story," the guidelines read.
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So paleontologists can assume the T. rex had them too.
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To do this, don't assume you don't have subconscious bias.
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We can assume that role in the air as well.
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So, for my purposes, I'm going to assume that's right.
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They just assume that the opinion will become the norm.
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Why do we have to assume things about each other?
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Never assume that someone else is smarter than you are.
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I frequently assume it's a rainy day when it's not.
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Dogs and cats have more in common than people assume.
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We shouldnt assume that chronic diseases automatically occur with aging.
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"We cannot assume that one family acts together," he said.
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But we can safely assume Putin and Trump were responsible.
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"I also assume you've had previous secretarial experience?" asks Brown.
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We assume exchange rates at some point will even out.
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It was not immediately clear who would assume that role.
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I also assume the 50,000 refugee cap will be enforced.
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I have to assume a cruel form of double booking.
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I assume much of the reason is due to commercialization.
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We're just left to assume that they're the bad guys.
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I assume he's just going to be a bit nuts.
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No. People used to assume I'd be some biker type.
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Stop #WhiteGeocide," which we'll assume was supposed to be "genocide.
|
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Headlines Martin Gilbert set to assume chair of Revolut on.ft.
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No Washington Post, although friends assume he'll add it now.
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We assume they're merely in the market for arm candy.
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I would assume you get rewarded for that at CNN.
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This appears ambitious but let's assume that it is accurate.
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I assume the Warriors are your pick to three peat?
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" AS: "Sometimes people assume that politics don't affect them directly.
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Looking at this I can only assume this is his.
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I ASSUME YOU'RE CONFIDENT THAT CAN HAPPEN AT SOME POINT?
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His nonprofit company would assume Patriot's environmental and reclamation obligations.
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THIS IS A KEY TO THAT I WOULD ASSUME, CORRECT?
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Now is the time to fully assume our civic duties.
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" She expressed sympathy for people who assume it's called "weed.
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But we can't assume we'll be prepared the next time.
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Logically you might assume there are 24, one per hour.
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"I am going to assume that they are," Lisa answered.
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Assume for a moment that the merger is ultimately completed.
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Nor is it helpful to assume the worst of them.
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I assume we will see it on television this summer.
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People assume story editors in the section travel a lot.
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There's every reason to assume that on Election Day, Nov.
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They might, but for argument's sake, assume that they won't.
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I'll just assume that Mr. Deeney left his TARDIS elsewhere.
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It is easy to assume the patient has the disease.
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It began to assume the appearance of a semipermanent community.
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So let's assume you're left with the quandary you describe.
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He was clearly advocating that he should assume that role.
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"People just assume someone else will fix it," she said.
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You fully assume both of these characters with true intensity.
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We assume they are just being modest, but are they?
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Generally, hotels and hospitality organizations assume guests will nick toiletries.
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But let's assume for a moment that he is dead.
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It's natural to assume that where there's smoke, there's fire.
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When you say "professional artist," people automatically assume it's painting.
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They assume you're going to have a natural human lifespan.
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And it's really baffling that Trump would assume it could.
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You simplify concepts, but you don't assume children can't understand.
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I assume they are not alive when they are delivered.
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"We assume everyone knows and loves Caesars," Mr. McPhee said.
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Let's assume, for now, that CBS eclipsed all those numbers.
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As a result, she felt prepared to assume his seat.
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Its chief executive, Chuck Robbins, will assume Mr. Chamber's seat.
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"It makes me assume the absolute worst," Ms. Taylor said.
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Let's assume, though, that this is not Zeke's forever home.
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Democrats are now preparing to assume control of the House.
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I assume you had many offers to lead other colleges.
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People would assume I don't know what I'm talking about.
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Or confront them about whatever you assume is going on.
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Folks assume this is a population that's indebted to Democrats.
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You may have no alternative but to assume dictatorial powers.
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You should assume your kids have it, or already did.
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In fact, they assume each vehicle has a steering wheel.
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You could assume that he was attempting to "gaslight" you.
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"Initially we had to assume the worst," Mr. Faymonville said.
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It's always good to remind folks not to assume. Indeed.
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But we don't assume it's what we will always want.
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Mathrani will officially assume the top job on February 18.
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Too often, we assume that there's nothing we can do.
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He will assume the post in April, the Nikkei reported.
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We assume job risk for the return of meaningful income.
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And I assume they feel the same way about me.
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Actually, I think it's best to assume everyone is struggling.
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"I assume President Trump would benefit," Mr. Sondland said finally.
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I assume it instills feelings of solidarity among his supporters.
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"Don't assume he or she is a fiduciary," said Torabi.
|
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So, why is Cha unlikely to assume the ambassador position?
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JOE KERNEN: --I assume he probably doesn't-- buy-- you know.
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You might assume that she uses journal as a verb.
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Iger will assume the role of executive chairman through Dec.
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I assume, however, that their tickets have already been purchased.
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The core mistake is to assume that values aren't inputs.
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I assume the same is true of my own work.
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Still, she didn't assume running for president would be easy.
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All these debates seem to assume the answer is yes.
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Americans assume they elect their public officials by majority rule.
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If I'm interviewing someone, I assume they have the credentials.
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But don't assume that you can be entirely hands off.
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Entitlement. Sometimes people have a title and they assume authority.
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We've gone places together and people assume I'm her brother.
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But as a matter of risk management, don't assume that.
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Assume that most of the time you'll be using cash.
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You can assume otherwise but assumptions alone get you nowhere.
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Rule No. 85033: Don't assume all media members are bad.
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"I'm going to assume it's a guy asking," she began.
|
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They looked like what viewers could only assume was themselves.
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Why do we assume our children will fare any differently?
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Don't assume the person can recognize you by your voice.
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It's tempting to assume that the group has been defeated.
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"He has incredible genes, I just assume," the doctor said.
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Your Excellency, you've just assume the presidency of OPEC, congratulations.
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And don't assume that using a snow blower is safer.
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That's not great news for Lack, it's fair to assume.
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My last name is Castro; don't assume I'm a dictator.
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Don't assume your group will automatically be given adjoining rooms.
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I'll just have to assume Dave Coulier was not available.
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"We assume that any shutdown would be brief," he wrote.
|
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It is her usual policy, however, to assume the best.
|
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Aiming is a more complicated act than we usually assume.
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Don't assume that you know how a coworker is feeling.
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" "I assume college behavior was not a topic of interest.
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"I assume 99 percent of people are innocent," Gans said.
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I assume Mr. Robot will point this fallacy out eventually.
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Whatever you're doing around a child, they assume is normal.
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People assume it means their information will be kept private.
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Who would assume your child care or elder care responsibilities?
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Why do we assume she is somehow captive and protesting?
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" Or, "DON'T: assume your reader will agree with your viewpoint.
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I assume there was some of that motivation as well.
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I assume they had first hacked into whatever they could.
|
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This allowed voices from the margins to assume creative control.
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First, let's assume that your neighbors acted within their rights.
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You might assume a show got in the way. Nope.
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But that's because I assume Trump is going to lose.
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I assume they use both plutonium and highly enriched uranium.
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The fundamentals models implicitly assume normal candidates running normal campaigns.
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Or just assume you're just a big old company, right?
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You're a creator, so more the merrier, I would assume.
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I think it's something voters would assume Republicans would do.
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Do people assume the artist is supposed to be you?
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A hollow siren cued us to assume this crouched position.
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The yellow, I assume, refers to their cowardice or treachery.
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In the case of Judge Kavanaugh, let us assume the allegation of sexual assault against him is true, and assume he had been convicted of a crime and paid his legal debt to society.
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It's not that we assume less intelligent people are more likely to drink; it's that the perceived correlation between drinking and cognitive impairment is so strong that we assume impairment even if there isn't any.
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Confession: I do understand why this is something people would assume.
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Lawrence Frank would step in and assume Doc's front office job.
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Fairfax will also assume certain liabilities related to Carillion's Canadian operations.
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Since Facebook isn't exactly forthcoming with details, users assume the worst.
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That means automakers probably wouldn't assume the cost of the tariffs.
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Don't just assume everything's going to work out for the best.
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First, I'm going to assume you are a male and straight.
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They may even assume he couldn't truly enjoy the outdoors independently.
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And assume that they&aposre going to take this victory lap.
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Most investors and creditors assume that profits will go on growing.
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We assume others are faking their feminism, or doing it wrong.
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We assume that Greitens' replacement, the pride of Polk County, Gov.
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Outsiders often assume that the fighting springs from ancient ethnic hatred.
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Before you assume anything from the name, no, it's not waterproof.
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It's safe to assume that the people performing are generally recognizable.
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She's sort of this body, which I assume is very intentional.
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He said it was "very easy" to assume someone else's identity.
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So, I assume you are going to have the opposite opinion.
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One might assume, then, that HuCow is an extremely niche fetish.
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Either way, it's probably safe to assume it's an important position.
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Assume VP Biden's complaint is w/ the tax code, not Amazon.
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Assume Anglo handed each investor shares in a new international company.
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"Similarly, businesses assume it will never happen to them," says Herjavec.
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No one else was on Margaret's level, we can only assume.
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It was stressful for me to watch, so I assume yes.
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Do not assume that the older person minds the age difference.
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"Don't assume that your hard work will be noticed," he said.
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If anything happened to the lead plane, it would assume leadership.
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Many assume that is Andy McCabe, the former deputy FBI director.
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At first glance, you might assume it's a basic eyeshadow duo.
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And why wouldn' t they assume they'd never leave the workforce?
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But it's safe to assume the market would've been less fluid.
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On paper, one would assume that such coordination would make sense.
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You're correct to assume that I am constantly invited to parties.
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He says, after all, Jussie's an actor and actors assume roles.
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They probably assume I was in a terrible accident or something.
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It would be a mistake, too, to assume a common identity.
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But according to the 900+ reviews on Amazon, you'd assume wrong.
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Some people assume those practices continue today, Vasek told BuzzFeed News.
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Again, we shouldn't assume any of this is going to happen.
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I would assume he's already spoken to his parents about it.
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Don't even assume you'll be able to close a down round.
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Let's assume they could actually see what's happening — maybe they are?
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Scott Sanborn, LendingClub's president, will assume the role of acting president.
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It's easy to assume they are barely read, let alone fulfilled.
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"I would assume China would have an influence campaign," Brennan says.
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Generally, you assume that everyone is a target in this world.
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They assume that you have roughly equal freelance and salary income.
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Right now, I assume Big Little Lies fans everywhere are celebrating.
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So let's assume Mr. Ryan isn't an exceptional Republican political liability.
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I don't know enough to assume one way or the other.''
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Sometimes their employers assume they'll do so, even if they don't.
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We would assume, but obviously the measurement stuff you don't know.
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We assume "Cry Me A River" is off the table, though.
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They have also tended to assume that customers had their backs.
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I assume you're seeing the same with The Verge and Polygon.
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Experiment with your weapons, and don't assume one method is best.
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DAVID FABER: And your meetings with them I would assume continue?
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But I assume it's something Japanese fishermen will go crazy for.
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I assume you'll at least get a Moff Gideon action figure?
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I assume I saw an ad for it in my feed.
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But that does not appear to assume any drop in demand.
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He will assume the role of interim CEO from Sept. 26.
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But that led many to assume the worst and underestimate it.
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"So it's safe to assume they've been wildly successful," he said.
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So House Democrats have a high hand as they assume power.
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PA) to assume the prime brokerage operations of Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Neighbors may assume that the high-rises cause the high rents.
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One might assume that Ehsanul's jihadism had roots in his family.
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And to assume that someone would, what does that tell you?
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You can assume that most apps are collecting data on you.
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Even on reality TV, we assume that everything's edited or manipulated.
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Jenner, I assume, is already halfway to Cleveland, doctor in hand.
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We imagined what it would be like to assume the throne.
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Do not assume I attended all or even most of these.
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HH: I would assume that comments are actually weighted more heavily.
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But on Survivor, you should always assume everyone has a plan.
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"I assume they were forced to sign prohibitive documents," Remini said.
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But I assume micro-needles would still go under the skin?
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Traders should not automatically assume that deregulation is coming, he said.
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Peab will not assume any debt as part of the deal.
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I ASSUME THEY'VE DONE THIS FOR ALL THE BEST BUSINESS REASONS.
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We assume material costs played a big role in the margins.
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I would assume that, a woman led company would probably help.
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So there is no reason to assume that it is immutable.
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Others assume that the important factor is the availability of contraception.
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As one might assume, some of them are holding selfie sticks.
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I wouldn't assume that I have anything to do with that.
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Is is too early to assume the old Taylor is back?
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Fitch does not assume any material M&A activity in 13.
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"I assume he will wear that red power tie," Clinton says.
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Let's assume you have some smart lights or a smart thermostat.
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Let's assume the total loaded cost for a rep is $400,000.
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One might assume that the piano is falling out of favour.
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But let's assume for a second that the accusations are true.
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More convenient and healthy — you'd assume there's a cost to pay.
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But it would be a mistake to assume survival is foreordained.
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I have no idea, but we have to assume the worst.
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Assume, for a moment, that Donald J. Trump wins the presidency.
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It's probably safe to assume that the two situations are related.
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The gap was due to lower utilization rates than carmakers assume.
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Yet we can't assume Mattis is reining in McMaster and Pompeo.
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They see 'grass-fed beef' and assume it doesn't have drugs.
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We're meant to assume Jack's innate goodness led to this decision.
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When something goes wrong, they assume the whole project is doomed.
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We assume that an airplane will fly because it always does.
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I assume somebody watches all of these, it's just not me.
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What legal responsibilities do the school or the coach actually assume?
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Sylvia Trent-Adams, will assume the position of acting surgeon general.
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From afar, one might assume that you're wearing a classy suit.
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We've heard it so many times we just assume it's true.
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Guaido invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency on Jan.
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" When asked if ANT was responsible, she said: "We assume so.
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Either way it's safe to assume that we'll find out shortly.
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We'll just assume the other 33% fly around in private jets.
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We no longer assume that the fossil fuel companies are innocent.
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People may see an old man and assume he is harmless.
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And worse, because of Islamophobia, they often assume he's a terrorist.
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These were just props that helped the man assume a role.
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Those figures assume the candidates spent all the funds they raised.
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It is myopic to assume that companies make drastic decisions overnight.
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MULVANEY: I think it's fairly safe to assume that was hyperbole.
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I assume it might be something like the demise of Yahoo!
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"Most people assume that success requires exceptional intelligence," Corley tells CNBC.
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Assume Universal is worth 18 billion euros, using Morgan Stanley estimates.
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You are 78, and I assume have more filmmaking in you.
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"I assume you like a girl in a uniform," she said.
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It's unclear how it happened, so we can only assume why.
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"Similarly, businesses assume it will never happen to them," he says.
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But let's just assume that they would have a trillion available.
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I assume I was about eight or so when it did.
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Of course, it looks like we were too quick to assume.
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For now, it's probably just best to assume Alabama is in.
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Can I assume we are talking about the same 6-8%?
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Assume 2020 operating expenses come in closer to 7 billion pounds.
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I would assume that he would do so in this case.
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By all accounts, people assume there are multiple factors at work.
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"You should not assume all opioid prescribing is bad," Wasan said.
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It's a dark world, and it's easy to assume the worst.
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Nike CEO Mark Parker will assume the position in his place.
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The family is making every effort not to assume the worst.
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She tells PEOPLE that her doctors currently assume she's cancer-free.
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So, we can assume a March rate hike is baked in.
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But I'd assume we'll see it in testing in early January.
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The elasticity of that consumption is greater than we often assume.
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Let's assume they can squat about two times their body weight.
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Don't assume every antivirus app on Android will keep you safe.
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Will people assume that any photo without the icon is unadulterated?
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I assume and hope a reignited war against Axe is coming.
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The winner will assume the crown for one week in February.
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From there, they can only assume that the mug was purchased.
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I think it's safe to assume that most people hate clowns.
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Don't assume a fact you've read comes from a reliable source.
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I shouldn't just assume that Trudeau knows what he's talking about.
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Since you're reading this article, we'll assume your answer is yes.
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The temptation will be to assume Democrats failed where Republicans succeeded.
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Famiglietti and Poulsen will assume the new roles on Nov. 1.
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We assume somewhere on the planet, someone is already in line.
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We assume she's her crush every day, but it's still cute.
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So let's assume that won't happen before next fall's midterm elections.
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Don't assume that people with chronic illness can't ever hang out!
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MB: I didn't know that so I assume listeners don't either.
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Is Donald Duck trying to assume the throne by manipulating time?
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We can assume that Mariette enjoyed sex with K and Joi.
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" He did, however, allow that "some, I assume, are good people.
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The PPF is likely to assume responsibility for paying BHS pensions.
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I'm going to assume the drone's only for sale in China.
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Don't assume starting out that this person is evil or crazy.
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We can now safely assume that more is on the way.
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Jeff was glad to assume the role — but Jess had qualms.
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Assistant coach Michael Perry will assume Lebo's responsibilities during his absence.
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Either way, it's too dangerous to assume North Korea is bluffing.
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Ruth expresses exasperation at the way the investigators assume her guilt.
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I assume that they were schoolteachers, but I don't know that.
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Let us assume the worst about the 2016 Trump Tower meeting.
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If, as many assume, the Democrats sweep the House this coming
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We assume these risk-mitigating factors will continue in the future.
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It's unfair to assume that this committee should not have input.
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And, I think most people assume that is what has happened.
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When you fail, you don't automatically assume that you're a failure.
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That never works out well, just assume you have to vote.
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They're rapists," while adding that "some, I assume, are good people.
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At least we can assume a daring escape doesn't involve Legos.
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We can't assume that everything is going to be all right.
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I'm going to assume this is your PR team, not you.
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Many biographers, including Isaacson, assume that Salaì was essentially cut off.
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What does she assume her audience already knows about and understands?
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Most estimates assume even the long-term impact will be small.
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The standards mistakenly assume that one curriculum is right for everyone.
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" A: "Don't assume you're the most pathetic person in the world.
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If you made some, that is — I don't want to assume.
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It may be a little far-reaching to assume the best.
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Customers would have to assume other start-up costs, Filion said.
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Let's just assume for a minute that Roy Moore gets elected.
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Next, assume that almost everything will be misdirected in some way.
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That means investors assume the two targets are relatively worse off.
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It seems safe to assume that number is even higher now.
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It should, of course, and astronomers certainly assume that it does.
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It's not unreasonable to assume they might now return the favor.
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" Each player, it goes on, "will assume a new political identity.
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I assume that feeling was fleeting, especially in the Trump era.
|
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Rupert Murdoch, 85, is going to assume control of the network.
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A few seemed to assume it was just a tech glitch.
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Many incorrectly assume that Trump's base is ideologically motivated and monolithic.
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He said he also doesn't automatically assume the emails are accurate.
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There are few obvious opposition leaders to assume Tshisekedi's leadership role.
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Yet many people assume that home prices will rise ever upward.
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So let's assume Trump wins by a hanging chad or two.
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It's safe to assume that, for this pitch, Barbara is out.
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It's safe to assume the release was on the campaign's mind.
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Theories of voting abound, but most assume it's a rational act.
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Let's assume that you are going to come up waaay short.
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Rashid Zuberi will assume the role of global head of FSG.
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Those immediately next in line to assume the presidency have resigned.
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Budget rules assume they expire — as they do under current law.
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I know better than to assume anything about a woman's decision . . .
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You couldn't assume humans to be perfectly rational sponges for training.
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When your kids turns 18, they assume control of the account.
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Stadia won't be the next OnLive, we can assume that much.
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They should assume that cameras are always rolling and behave accordingly.
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DPM will also assume $3.15 billion of DCP Midstream LLC's debt.
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I assume that the agreement would be struck a year ago.
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Don't assume we're not Muslim because we don't wear it. 23.
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I wanted to assume they were a boy and his father.
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I assume the birthrate wasn't the only reason you've been away.
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What, did you assume William H. Macy can play literally everyone?
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We can assume that there were plenty more meetings beside these.
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Let's assume that this person is mining Ethereum with their GPUs.
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I think we can assume Karen's about to be in trouble.
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If you're reading this, I assume it's because you're a procrastinator.
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But for the sake of generosity, let's assume this is possible.
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Assume cash is paid out in the same year as incurred.
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Don't assume others know your own life better than you do.
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Now I'm really ready for Carol to assume her full form.
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We might assume there was some kind of professional help involved.
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Or, at least, we'd assume you shared the same anti-May.
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You might assume they're repurposed mascot costumes—but you'd be wrong.
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Amber Ashton: Some people assume I sat down and planned it.
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Assume a standing position in the five minutes prior to speaking.
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David Roth: I assume you are talking about the Colorado Rockies.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's assumptions below assume no change in capital structure.
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Don't assume that all people of color share the same views.
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Don't assume that your horizons are limited by your college major.
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Right now, the feds assume about 2628 percent of the cost.
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Do we simply assume investors will buy American sovereign debt forever?
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All clothes are costumes we assume to play ourselves, but Mrs.
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Philosophical issues of immortal import assume a mortal — and moral — urgency.
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What may appear absurd today will assume a serious aspect tomorrow.
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Finding free dates is a bigger task than most people assume.
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You have to assume that you will never see him again.
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We can't assume that the system is going to correct itself.
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But she has more millennials, I would assume, than we do.
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I'd assume the characters jerked off before; what young man hasn't?
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People assume he has no charm, so maybe he's really smart.
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I assume that's not what you're thinking about when you're skating.
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I don't talk to them, but I assume they're still around.
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For instance, I assume it's generally okay to tout positive accomplishments.
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Should we assume that you and Gina will stay in touch?
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Other countries watched the United States assume this role with dismay.
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Let's assume people don't know, aren't following every turn of this.
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Still, we shouldn't assume all 19th-century ballet was like his.
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Hyperinflation is not, as some might assume, just inflation gone bad.
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It seems safe to assume that the NBA will be watching.
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Don't assume someone won't go into your emails or your Facebook.
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I assume this is sort of the big episode for you.
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I can only assume that some guests were there to carouse.
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He will assume the role of vice chairman on Nissan's board.
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"Congress cannot assume the role of the executive branch," he said.
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"I'd assume they'd be very large and robust individuals," he said.
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"Let's assume that you now have until July 15," said Zollars.
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They assume they have been forgotten, even by their own government.
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People assume that when you say something that you believe it.
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Let's assume there is a known center of the imperfect circle.
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But it's not hard to assume it's about money and control.
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Assume that admissions officers will view you in a certain light.
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Both scenarios assume there will be a recovery by late summer.
|
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They might also assume that residents are more loyal than foreigners.
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Still, teachers remain worried about being asked to assume security duties.
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Don't assume Mom or Dad's connections alone will get you in.
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" Now, he warns others, "You have to assume you have it.
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You have to assume it will be around the same dates.
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That could force him to assume a different position at Tesla.
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Let's assume that Mr. Trump has agreed to pardon Mr. Manafort.
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Or is it arrogant to even assume she remembers his name?
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If you see anyone with one of these, assume they're loaded.
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In each case, the federal government would essentially assume their responsibilities.
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Otherwise they will assume the worst and make decisions to survive.
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I assume Cobb-Douglas production, with a capital share of 0.3.
|
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Why would we assume that corporations would not respond accordingly again?
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Assume that there is no privacy on a school-owned device.
|
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At this point, I can only assume I have Covid-19.
|
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Since I am a productivity expert, some assume I've mastered distraction.
|
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Both scenarios assume there will be a recovery by late summer.
|
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Her bias is to assume that every alleged victim is truthful.
|
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Barbara, you were coming from a similar place, I would assume?
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Call for Help: Don't assume that help is on its way.
|
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So it is premature to assume they all canceled their coverage.
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We have to assume that both sides are telling the truth.
|
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He left to assume the presidency, not to run for it.
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If he confirmed, he will assume oversight of the diplomatic preparations.
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I assume you've also watched "The Lion King" with your daughter?
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We must assume the Russians won't make the same mistakes twice.
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We're built to do it — to predict, to infer, to assume.
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They will assume the same positions they had for O'Rourke's campaign.
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Considering the debt parents and students assume, the trend is understandable.
|
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They seem to assume that top wealth is just expensive toys.
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Let's assume Barash is right and humans are polygamous by nature.
|
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Scott Kirby, United&aposs president, will assume the chief executive role.
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So instead, I'm going to assume a value for the acceleration.
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And it will be prudent to assume that there are some.
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It's simply implausible to assume that such closures will suddenly stop.
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The people in Cometa don't only treasure beauty, they assume it.
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"Don't assume the E.C.B. will be the same," Mr. Rahman said.
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"People assume it's really easy, but it takes forever," Heddleston said.
|
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Until then, we can assume he will take care of business.
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Blacktower's calculations assume you'll earn an average return of about 6%.
|
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He flipped the question around: Why would anyone assume they'd care?
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But most insiders in Buenos Aires assume the Fernándezes will win.
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I think people assume that celebrities are trapped by their fame.
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We assume the White House will contact us to request specifics.
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We just automatically assume some of these folks are mentally ill.
|
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Many morning meetings, it was safe to assume, were sparsely attended.
|
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This can cause you to assume everyone is wearing a mask.
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Franklin will also assume about $2 billion in Legg Mason debt.
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Let's assume he only loses votes because of whom he loves.
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I assume I have the lowest blood pressure of any candidate.
|
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One might assume that this is just how the world works.
|
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It's safe to assume the kiss was all in good fun.
|
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I can only assume that he gets these questions a lot.
|
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You might assume these were gifted students at an elite school.
|
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But always assume that adults will not get what you meant.
|
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Sears insisted the sales agreement required ESL to assume those payments.
|
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I assume that The Times has more accurate data than Trump.
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They will assume that prices may go up after that date.
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"We assume the majority do," said Terri Hickey, a company spokeswoman.
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I assume people in the church are used to this though.
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It'll take five minutes for it to assume its final form.
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JAB BV would also assume about $340 million in net debt.
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Campbell and D'Amaro will assume their new roles starting in November.
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"People tend to assume the system percolates happily along," she said.
|
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Cunningham said he would "assume" he'll support the party's presidential nominee.
|
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But we shouldn't assume that's very much more than a coincidence.
|
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Niinami: I assume that the first -- both parties in manufacturing processes.
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I would assume the percentage of this occurring would be nominal.
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Bourla will assume the additional role of chairman, the company said.
|
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She was too ambitious to assume the duties of a housewife.
|
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They assume the president has good reason to deploy U.S. troops.
|
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But it's hardly something one should assume for a baseline projection.
|
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Judd Apatow You assume I have some Marilu Henner, superhuman memory.
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Analysts assume he will end up demanding bigger concessions from creditors.
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Let's assume, for a moment, that Melania does have Donald's ear.
|
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Hillary Clinton would assume that which had been ordained for her.
|
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Assume the best in people and don't take it so personally.
|
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Don't assume a certain type of wine will be around forever ...
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Most people assume that they have a right to deny wrongdoing.
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Never assume you are safe, check your alarms whenever you #Travel!
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It did not work, and for that I assume full responsibility.
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It is a position that one has to assume for life.
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I think it's going to be closer than most investors assume.
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Let's just assume that you are — these are extremely stressful times.
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"So many Democrats just assume we're going to win," she said.
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And I assume you can- Five brands no one's heard of.
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They wrongly assume that Asian-Americans cannot benefit from affirmative action.
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I assume it's close in Iowa," Trump said on "Morning Joe.
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"We assume they are being forthright," one Democratic aide said. Rep.
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And it's safe to assume he's just about seen it all.
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Americans assume the risks, while Canada, China and Latin America profit.
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I assume "Black Panther" was a lot more fun to film.
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We don't need to assume an attitude of fear and dread.
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They assume his various archery poses, claiming they produce instant focus.
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I assume there's been a lot of crossover for both cultures.
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Okay, sometimes you're going to accidentally assume that someone is pregnant.
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And that the science on that ... Yeah, I assume that's right.
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For starters, these theories assume there are no penalties for obstruction.
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So let's assume that a Flacco extension or restructuring will happen.
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I assume you mean the large companies with the huge audiences.
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This argument only works if you assume voters are catastrophically stupid.
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The 2020 numbers in their analysis assume the cuts already exist.
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One must assume they figured out that licensed hunters have guns.
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I assume you've had a day full of these politics questions.
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I assume you had very limited resources to put it together.
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In January, Guaido invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency.
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"I assume they won't ignore it," Longnecker said of the vote.
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Yes, it's safe to assume that Musk considers himself a moderate.
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We assume that as space travel advances so will idea exchange.
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I don't assume Trump will fall for all of these tricks, and I definitely don't assume the GOP Congress if functional enough to present Trump with promise-breaking bills that he can be fooled into signing.
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"To assume that [climate change] is a problem is to assume that the state of Earth's climate today is the optimal climate," Michael Griffin, George W. Bush's NASA administrator, said in a 2007 interview with NPR.
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There's no reason somebody would see an X and immediately assume that it was a 10 unless they're really consciously keeping tracks of how many books I've written before, but that's an arrogant thing to assume.
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Younger workers starting out can reasonably assume they are in a lower tax bracket now and benefit from a Roth, while middle-age workers may assume they will be in a lower bracket after they retire.
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Assume no cell Either because in an emergency public safety officials take over some bandwidth or simply because service may be congested with so much activity, assume that cell phones will not be as operational as usual.
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If you assume that the Big Bang theory is correct and that the universe all started at one instant, and if you assume that Earth and its inhabitants are "average," then we will never find each other.
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The authors of some fixer-upper plans assume that only some people are looking for a change, while other candidates assume that, over time, nearly everyone will want to opt into a form of government-run insurance.
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An important note: The analysts at Oil Change assume that there will be BECCS from midcentury onward, but assume that CCS will not come online fast enough to substantially delay the decline of fossil fuels before then.
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If you want to assume a huge acceleration in growth, the way do it is to assume a productivity boom that increases both wages and the size of the labor force without leading to higher interest rates.
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We had to assume it wasn't the only interstellar rock out there.
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The assembly, officials say, will assume sovereign power—and sack Ms Ortega.
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So what shape will UKIP now assume in Farage's hour of triumph?
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If they're phones, it seems safe to assume they won't run Windows.
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Guaido in January invoked the country's constitution to assume an interim presidency.
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Both Elsa and the audience assume she's the villain from the prophecy.
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"Don't just assume that your boss will not be supportive," he says.
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Is this what we can assume Twitter's NFL streams will look like?
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But let's just assume that it's cold-hearted calculation and cynical exploitation.
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It is obvious to assume that Welch suffers from some delusional disorder.
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But let's assume that the league wants to keep a lottery system.
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But that's only true if you assume your time has no value.
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Don't automatically assume that a CEO's stock sale is a bad thing.
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So, you'd be right to assume they'd need to be pretty durable.
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Before proceeding, I will assume you have a basic understanding of vectors.
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Mithun will assume office in June and report to CEO, Ananth Narayanan.
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Kumar will assume the duties of Jeremy King, Walmart's former tech chief.
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"People automatically assume it happens to bad or neglectful parents," Bennett said.
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And at a very young age, he was able to assume power.
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So let's just assume you loyal readers took our advice to heart.
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But you didn't know exactly how Littlefinger would go out, I assume.
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As part of the settlement, the NYPD did not assume any wrongdoing.
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One naturally might assume, then, that the two outages could be connected.
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"I just always assume no one is listening," he says with laugh.
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I guess we can just assume everything is going to be okay.
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Many Apple enthusiasts may assume that their devices have superior virus protection.
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Should he assume your body is perpetually available to him for sex?
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Teresa Parson will assume the honorary title when her husband, Lt. Gov.
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Residents assume that the ground water and everything it sustains are contaminated.
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I decided to assume the mantle of this ban with zero excuses.
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Let's assume that flaming sword of his is gonna come in handy.
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I'll just assume he and Jon (Kit Harington) live happily ever after.
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Do you assume that prices will work a little higher over time?
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"We cannot assume that leadership and science belong to the United States."
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Do we assume neutral is what we have in the world today?
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But several hours went by and we just assume that wasn't happening.
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And, it&aposs safe to assume, that is just fine with Kim.
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But it's always been tempting to assume that the president has influence.
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It's easy to assume that just because something is scientific it's true.
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As creatures of fire, we can assume that dragons dislike the North.
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Don't assume a fixer-upper will end up being the cheapest route.
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You'd assume that he'd answer to gravity but gravity answers to him.
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People still assume I'm a sad, tragic mess because I'm doing this.
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I assume I slept through my morning class, which thankfully I didn't.
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Fool me three times, and I will assume you are Hiddleswifting me.
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"I assume it will," Schaeuble said when asked about the IMF's participation.
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They play sounds into these ears, I assume, though I've never asked.
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For the purposes of this example, let's assume it works absurdly well.
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There are several reasons to assume people will say they've been hacked.
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The Vietnam War was not as unpopular as we assume it was.
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Assume that they spent a lot of time preparing for the meeting.
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I've gained 54 pounds, all of which, I assume, are muscle mass.
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Please don't assume that I fail to appreciate the value of protest.
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One can assume people did there business wherever and whenever was needed.
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"We now assume a speedy and unproblematic process and integration," he said.
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"Don't assume you know what everyone else is feeling," Dr. McGinn says.
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And we can assume there will be some ramifications, but explosive ones?
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The United States can assume the global lead by doing two things.
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" "We can't assume that we're not going to have a big problem.
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The founders, we also assume, hold back a few million, as well.
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There's also no reason to assume that speeches alone can fix anything.
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People assume that if you work longer hours, you'll get more done.
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I assume the person will be unmasked, perhaps sooner rather than later.
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"I assume my brain will be uploaded to the cloud," he says.
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That said, don't assume that inventory is always up-to-date online.
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The Saudis must provide answers, or the world will assume the worst.
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Men shouldn't assume their "default" role in sex is to be dominant.
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It just means that we have to assume more responsibility for ourselves.
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Gregory Turnbull Schwartz will assume lead responsibility for all investment grade portfolios.
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I've learned so much being in it — I've learned don't assume anything.
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Sansa seems to assume it's just the folly of her younger sister.
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For the next two years, she will now assume the late Sen.
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"Borrowers should assume the lower end of the income range," he added.
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I assume other publishers are talking to Gawker Media employees as well.
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Assume this triad is duplicated on the opposite side of the truck.
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But other arguments for UBI assume it will decrease the labor supply.
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What if we assume that we don't get our emissions under control?
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The authors also assume that any traffic shortfall persists throughout its life.
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I assume that he expected to be arrested for inciting a riot.
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I assume he was against it and being polite, but who knows?
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People assume that you were never married, or that you were unmarried.
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Martha doesn't assume it will go unnoticed if she doesn't follow through.
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It's safe to assume they'll find more permanent replacements down the road.
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If she resists, they'll assume she's turned double agent for the Americans.
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I assume this is the most you guys have in a year.
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It's probably safe to assume he didn't even type it out himself.
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We'll assume this statement was also intended to be public as well.
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And I learned not to assume that only men had such feelings.
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Contrary to what people think or might assume it's actually very easy.
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And I would assume because he's changing it that it's relatively unique.
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You can't assume you'll be recognized and rewarded simply for delivering results.
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We assume it's the Ghoulies, but in this town, who really knows?
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"You can't assume responsibility for everyone feeling a certain way," Chrisler says.
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Plus, models assume learning curves that renewables have exceeded again and again.
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I assume this is good training for becoming a professional cat herder.
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I assume a lot of people are like me in this way.
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It's also safe to assume that they won't be coming to iTunes.
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But don't assume that Archie is throwing himself into yet another subgroup.
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Many now assume that an agreement is only a matter of time.
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People pay it no mind and just assume that it will work.
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We assume these parameters would be fairly representative of the Republican approach.
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I will assume her questions will be very direct and very understandable.
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In the meantime, don't assume that your new Galaxy S8 is impenetrable.
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It's tough when people who don't know me assume that they do.
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Or, don't assume that a doctor will be completely transparent and truthful.
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I assume I am in trouble, and I have no idea why.
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As they grow up and assume power, Arram's loyalties will be tested.
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YOUNGER INDIANS AND Pakistanis tend to assume their countries were born enemies.
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" But still, Brennan said "you cannot assume there's nobody in the homeland.
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So we assume he took the hard drive out at some point.
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We assume — but cannot guarantee — that it won't taste of frog skin.
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And I'm just going to assume you're as hooked as I am.
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We assume pterosaurs were similar to birds and mammals in this respect.
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But creditors know—or, rather, assume—that the state stands behind them.
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"Europe - and in particular Germany - must assume more responsibility," Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
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"It wouldn't be prudent to assume anything at this stage," Cagney said.
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Don't assume the weak answer they give you is the real answer.
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We assume that they went ahead and ate the potato salad anyway.
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The Company does not assume any responsibility for updating forward-looking statements.
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They don't know what it does, but they assume it was important.
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Let's assume the majority party picks the district that serves its interests.
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At least, with financial, banking and dating apps — you'd just assume, right?
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His son, Naruhito, will assume the Chrysanthemum Throne on the following day.
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Ashley: Okay, so Russell, I assume you live a pretty secure life.
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I assume I'll release them at some point, but I don't know.
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"There were doors broken down, I assume by the police," he said.
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Most people in the know assume this was aimed specifically at Huawei.
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They see '100% grass-fed beef' and assume it doesn't have drugs.
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I&aposd say anything I would assume that person would say anything.
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We can only assume he and Bell will pursue a similar arrangement.
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" I assume a Wall Street analyst would tell us, "Not a thing.
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Guaido invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency on Jan 23.
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Guaido invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency on Jan. 23.
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Then, like fools in love, we assume they are good at everything.
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I promise it's really not life-altering in the ways you assume.
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And is China set to assume the mantle of leadership for globalization?
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"People assume I'm incredibly confident, but I'm far from that," she admits.
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From downstairs I hear screaming and assume some juicy info has leaked.
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I feel a tripping in my wires I assume to be fear.
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We assume that death constrains us by limiting what we can do.
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Completely against from what people assume of me when they see me.
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Whenever you enter your debit card's PIN, assume there is someone looking.
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And we can assume this because he uses "facelift" as a pejorative.
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From the channel name, I assume that baby is called Moni Garza.
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Ndukwe will assume the position of chairman of MTN Nigeria on Sept.
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You can safely assume that we spent most of the day screaming.
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I think they assume I'm a non-believer because of my work.
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I would assume you'll hear more and more presidential candidates say it.
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If Colton were her parent, she'd immediately assume she was in trouble.
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IT'S A GOOD START AND IT DOESN'T NECESSARILY ASSUME EVERYTHING GOES PERFECTLY.
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A lot of people who saw the movie assume that he lived.
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They assume that it doesn't cost anything to put anything on credit.
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In approaching the interviews, immigration officers assume the relationship is a fraud.
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In one other way, however, geography may matter less than economists assume.
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Why did the film assume we didn't want to see these moments?
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That makes it much harder to assume anything generous about his motives.
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I assume that the tech will be implemented sooner than later, though.
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"It is reasonable to assume that this growth will continue," he said.
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They assume that the relationship failed because it was an open relationship.
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But I also assume the White House would deny he said that.
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You might assume the government will finally step in and regulate Facebook.
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There are so many things that people just assume women don't like.
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"I didn't assume it was a legitimate email," Linton said to CNBC.
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And I hate saying that because I don't want to assume anything.
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THREE: You have to assume that his wife, Jessica, took this picture.
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And yes, it's dangerous to assume that history inexorably bends toward justice.
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But it's safe to assume he looks like his eyepatch slipped down.
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So I would assume, and have been assuming, that that would continue.
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Let's assume zero savings and a six percent annual rate of return.
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Naturally, we assume these words are spoken about the subject on screen.
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Well, we can assume Ramona won't be babysitting Bryn any time soon.
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Dairy is simply not the bone-building heavyweight people assume it is.
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Enninful, the magazine's 11th editor, will assume his role on August 1st.
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"We all have to assume that we are under attack," said Eschelbeck.
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Can be a sticky situation when all parties assume payment/no payment.
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The world has taught me to never to assume somebody is nothing.
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So, you automatically assume that the imposing guy is the bad guy.
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Or perhaps because there's more to this puddle than you might assume.
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They simply assume that such grants would not exist without the NEA.
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The answer for 85033+ months has been "no," so let's assume not.
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Why did Comey assume Sessions would recuse himself earlier than he did?
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Assume the cat eats when it wishes and sleeps when it will.
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Lombardi, the team's backup quarterback, is expected to assume starting punter duties.
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It said Izham would officially assume his new post on Dec. 1.
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For the sake of speculation, let's assume 210,2000 copies were actually nabbed.
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But let's not assume that the European Union has been all roses.
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Unlike subtractive, additive colour doesn't assume the full spectrum of visible light.
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So, while we want to assume dank memes are bad, they're not.
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And it's through, I would assume the work of all the groups.
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Never assume that your supervisors know the full extent of your contributions.
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So let's assume Flynn just jumped on a grenade for his boss.
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"We see dark things and assume they are black things," he writes.
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He didn't assume that shifting in each time would result in success.
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I hate how people assume people who consistently use opioids are addicts.
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Which means we're going to assume it's all good between the two.
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A less-informed viewer might reasonably assume Her Smell is a biopic.
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"I can only assume that you saw an opportunity for political propaganda."
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I assume I'm with the ragtags but I don't know what's up.
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Am I right to assume you are on a lot of medication?
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I assume you must read and watch a lot of political coverage.
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Going off surnames, it's safe to assume Galen and Jyn are related.
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"Don't assume followers know about all your brand relationships," the FTC advised.
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I don't know, but I assume she's friends with whoever it is.
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We now assume that things are rolling towards greater and greater digitization.
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I'm going to assume the length of the trailer means Big Endorsement.
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What was your first reaction after you first, I assume, YouTubed him?
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Visitors assume that their dining table is new, because it seems small.
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They can assume the mantle of leadership once Serena decides to stop.
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Please enjoy, and when in doubt, just assume the answer is "ESAI"!
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Cillizza: The report isn't final yet but we assume it's coming soon.
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Since I'm not that person, I assume I'm at a natural disadvantage.
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People assume all bi issues are subsumed in lesbian and gay issues.
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We can only assume the folks at Fox News are deeply dehydrated.
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The Democratic Party has long tended to assume that it is weak
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People naturally assume we're going to solve this problem through medical care.
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I assume they are just for glancing reference, but then why bother?
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They all assume I live in some chic apartment in the Marais.
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Some people who don't realize this assume primary care physicians are dispensable.
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"Never assume income and retirement are tied at the hip," Steve writes.
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The Post reports that Cipollone will assume McGahn's position within the week.
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Many assume that activists always have good intentions and governments never do.
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I can only assume the next installment will be oddly compelling too.
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But let's assume Obama is correct to say both parties are culpable.
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Assume that a country wants to invest to improve its productive capability.
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But, economists assume, people know their own preferences better than others do.
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And shareholders could no longer assume monopoly profits for decades to come.
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You can just sort of assume he has a vision or something!
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We are all too cynical about the process and assume the worst.
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"Investors assume aviation will go up straight up in perpetuity," said Inch.
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The way things are going, we assume it will be very soon.
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