We're assuming that there won't be — You're not assuming.
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Latinos are used to people assuming all Latinos are immigrants; assuming all immigrants are unauthorized immigrants; and assuming all unauthorized immigrants are criminals.
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I'm not assuming that's happening; I'm not assuming it's not happening.
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GUILFOYLE: Well, you&aposre assuming -- you&aposre assuming facts not in evidence.
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I'm assuming you think that's a possibility, but I'm assuming you're looking for other options as well.
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A. So assuming it's a constant is not good and assuming that it moves too much is not good.
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Assuming you fall in that category, and assuming you can, Gugle says you should take advantage of the backdoor conversation option every year.
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So assuming that it's followed through and assuming that the other parts of the sanctions are followed through that's a very good sign.
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Assuming that every relationship between a parent and child will last a lifetime is as simplistic as assuming every couple will never split up.
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Not assuming she was being objectified at first, Rossum asked to see the script first — assuming the role might involve her being in a swimsuit.
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Assuming 2100-22 mg is ingested, this can be equivalent to 53 to hundreds of doses of LSD (assuming a liberal 25-23 µg dose).
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I think conservatives became too comfortable assuming that the Republican Party automatically represented them, and Republicans became too comfortable assuming that their voters were conservative.
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Some states told insurers to file two sets of proposed rates: one assuming the CSRs continued being paid, the other assuming they would be cut off.
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Again, that's assuming you only redeem points on travel at the highest value, and it's assuming you make use of the $300 travel credit every year.
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Assuming he does, and assuming the Senators who have publicly pledged their support keep their word, then it will go to a vote on the Senate floor.
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Red is assuming he jumped up a bit first; green assuming he ran forward and somehow didn't lose momentum; yellow for a sort of squat-thrust thing.
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Even assuming a return to health for Millsap, a terrific player and matchup-proof defender, the Raptors would probably be fine with this outcome, assuming home court.
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But as a baseline position, I think assuming a null effect is a more reasonable guess than assuming that voter preferences are heavily influenced by candidates' issue statements.
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This equates to $10.80 per week assuming a 6900-hour work week and $561.80 a year assuming a 40-hour work week and 52 paid weeks of work.
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" Kardashian, 33, responded that same day, tweeting, "Babe that's not wisdom at all because you're assuming you know who I'm talking about and you're assuming you know my feelings.
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Assuming they really are more restrictive about what can happen with your data, that does seem like a good thing (assuming you trust Google with it in the first place).
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Assuming the price doesn't completely collapse before early next year, Utah could be getting an unexpected cash infusion — assuming the proceeds don't have to be returned to their former owner.
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And I think we will actually have a good relationship assuming we have the meeting and assuming something comes up, and he&aposll get protections that would be very strong.
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Not only are you assuming that this person will still be a good fit in three years — you're also assuming that the business will still be successful in three years.
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Assuming that AI is fine, or assuming that there's a benevolent future with AI, I think that the biggest problem the world will face in 20 years is population collapse.
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Assuming a reflexive pro-business bias — assuming that businessmen can do no wrong and that regulations can be pared back mechanically — is inconsistent with making difficult judgments about subtle deceptions.
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Failure to consider sustainment activities, or assuming that nothing will ever penetrate your defenses, is a losing proposition — much like assuming that a hurricane will never strike a coastal area.
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He can stay, or he can go — assuming the Knicks find another team with the necessary components to make a trade and assuming Anthony actually wants to play for that team.
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Assuming this is what we think it is ... clearly.
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I am assuming whatever -- you know what it is?
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It's good for the city — assuming nothing horrible happens.
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I'm listening to this podcast, I'm assuming ... For free.
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This will dent their profits -- assuming they have any.
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Do the math, and it will only take 22 of them to kill Ryan's bill — assuming every Democrat marches in lock-step opposition to it, and assuming Republican moderates don't break ranks.
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Assuming two workplace desk lunches at $3.99 each and three out-of-office meals at $14 each, I was spending about $2,499 per year on lunch, assuming a 50-week work year.
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We should assume everybody can be additive to the payments ecosystem, and talk about how we can work together, as opposed to just assuming people are disruptive or assuming they're an enemy.
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Assuming that an ambitious woman journalist must be sleeping with her sources isn't all that different from assuming that a fat man who lives with his mother must have planted a bomb.
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Assuming that he still runs and he doesn't bail out and assuming that Hillary Clinton beats him in this election, what will the thing you have learned during this election cycle be?
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This budget basically does it all and it does it by ignoring the cost of tax reform, assuming magic levels of growth, assuming ridiculous and unspecified levels of non-defense discretionary spending cuts.
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Assuming you keep your comics in near mint condition — prices for the infographic were determined assuming that comics were a 9.2 grade — that $0.10 comic book from 1938 could now be worth millions.
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The Education Edition pricing for a classroom of 25 would — assuming the FAQ's target price doesn't change — come out to $130 per year (assuming 26 licenses, since the teacher needs one as well).
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Assuming that the Democrats take 232 seats after the final ballot-counting, and assuming as well that no Republican votes in her favor, Pelosi could afford to lose 14 votes but no more.
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Firms are implicitly assuming that this is a permanent change.
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But assuming his election is a given is probably incorrect.
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Assuming these allegations are true, has he ever taken responsibility?
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Because I'm assuming it's not staffed right now at all.
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Brian admitted assuming control of Henson's company was initially challenging.
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But, assuming that all of the other dads were killed
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That's all assuming these devices work like they're supposed to.
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That's assuming, of course, that you don't forget your sunscreen.
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And will this be a Reply All episode, I'm assuming?
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That's 232 million mattresses, assuming 2102 fit on a container.
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Assuming Uber's COO search continues, who is doing the interviewing?
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But I'm assuming you had to pay a security deposit?
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And that's assuming that you know, it's full range escalation.
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OKUMU: Assuming two years down the line, we are successful.
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Assuming, that is, that the moon is real at all.
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I stayed behind, assuming my teacher wanted to discuss schoolwork.
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But assuming the fetal position is not an appropriate response.
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"I'm assuming so," she told ET of K.C. Undercover's ending.
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Behind them, lawmakers began trickling in and assuming their seats.
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That's assuming you're willing to buy the film, of course.
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Lores will be assuming the top spot on November 1.
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Nor will assuming that the future will resemble the past.
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Assuming the shutdown continues, Leon will hear arguments on Jan.
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It sounds pretty cool, assuming it actually works as promised.
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They then become fans, often assuming they're watching Netflix originals.
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Assuming that's true, the timing is a little less suspicious.
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So what's the solution, assuming you don't care to divorce?
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I'm assuming everyone's belly button does that, I don't know.
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Advisors also caution against assuming you'll spend less in retirement.
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Assuming things work out, maybe in 3 or 4 years.
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Assuming the landlord will fix everything Fridge on the fritz?
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Assuming it is possible, what are the actual incremental benefits?
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Before assuming office, McAuliffe seemed like the ultimate political hack.
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HOW MUCH OF IT IS ASSUMING THE ECONOMY GETS STRONGER?
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Assuming it was far away, he went back to sleep.
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Well he's not here, so I'm assuming it's already happening.
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"They are assuming a very large financial risk," she added.
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We're assuming Ken's still into her ... though, ya never know.
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And that the memo -- assuming it exists -- from the Feb.
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I'm assuming that Schumer was referring to the 222 midterms.
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But look out for both now assuming a transition phase.
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Edwards is annoyed with him, assuming it's in his head.
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Assuming, that is, that all of the problems are solved.
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ANDERSON COOPER: That's assuming you can get that through, though.
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Assuming it does, Bigelow has bigger plans for the future.
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I notified my friend, assuming he'd get rid of him.
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The College Board knew that assuming those roles presented challenges.
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Noisey: I'm assuming you were a naughty kid growing up?
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Judging by this next shot though I'm assuming he lost.
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Assuming the price is right, they are well worth exploring.
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Assuming Siri can figure out what you're asking, of course.
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Even assuming some will do as she suggests, what then?
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"I'm assuming anybody else will be turned away," he said.
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Still, it does the trick, assuming you're not too careless.
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That's assuming, of course, that there's evidence to support them.
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So I'm assuming nobody out there listening is doing that.
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At least I'm assuming that he asked himself those questions.
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Other officials, too, have cautioned against assuming too much caution.
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That's assuming I could've had a Congress that I wanted.
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I'm not assuming she's perfect or even a good mom.
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Assuming you need more, the previously released trailer is below.
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Assuming DHS officials can get their stories straight, that is.
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There's just a lot of assuming the worst right now.
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Zeitlin remains as chairman in addition to assuming CEO duties.
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That's still within our grasp, assuming we take further action.
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To get them, Sanders is assuming some immense cost savings.
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I'm assuming theres a financial penalty for failure to report?
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I am assuming here that you've seen the original series.
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Liverpool was assuming everything would always be as it was.
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That is, assuming anyone even bothers to enforce the rules.
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Reusable bags are fine — assuming you're diligent about cleaning them.
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Assuming his return is smooth, he's fantasy's No. 1 handcuff.
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That's all assuming the compensation plan holds up in court.
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Lagarde warned against assuming that the ECB would follow suit.
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I'm assuming the film mirrors current discussions about Korean politics?
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And that's assuming consumers even have that option at all.
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Assuming Ms. Nonoo's reliability as narrator, this a minor miracle.
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I'm assuming that's the same in Canada where you're from.
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Assuming this pattern continues, it is not some terrible situation.
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"And that's assuming you're starting pregnancy at a normal weight."
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Assuming he was safe, of course, was a foolish move.
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"I'm assuming he's going to get the votes," said Sen.
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Are we assuming they're from Mars just because they're green?
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Assuming its continuation incentivizes more of this costly game playing.
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Assuming that Ultra Electronics and the DoJ meet a Nov.
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That's assuming his income was the higher of the two.
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Democrats are in the habit of assuming Mr. Trump's guilt.
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And then, second, because she is assuming a homosexual identity.
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Assuming a 5% yearly drawdown, that's about $4033,500 a year.
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He is assuming a historic position and a big responsibility.
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So I'm assuming food hacking is not your favorite thing.
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Neither leader has visited the other's country since assuming power.
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On Twitter, Werner appeared unrepentant about assuming another individual's identity.
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Bill Nelson — assuming nothing drastic changes in that recount either.
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"We are assuming this is about Roger Stone," Gray said.
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"The big difference between us and consensus is that they are assuming margins will stay the same or grow a little bit, whereas we are assuming margins will go down a little," she said.
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Assuming no additional delevering transactions, Fitch projects leverage will improve towards the mid-to-high 0003x range in 2017 (assuming operating fundamentals remain strong), which would be more appropriate for a 'BBB-' Long-Term IDR.
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Importantly, he had considerable experience and knowledge before assuming the presidency.
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Postponing launch to tomorrow [February 22], assuming winds are better then.
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I&aposve been assuming that the interpreter is some massive spy.
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You can use these losses — assuming you've taken them by Dec.
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I'm assuming that's true," the Wisconsin Republican said on "Squawk Box.
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For all you assuming I tell lies…#MileyCyrus #TheHuntsman #liamhemsworth pic.twitter.
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However, after assuming the office, Trump has encountered massive domestic frustrations.
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I have been going about life assuming everyone is this way.
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This is a bad move, especially assuming he's going to run.
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He's not a hunter type, so I'm assuming he found it.
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Men see you as an easy target, assuming you won't fight
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I'm just writing my views assuming that I am Saudi Arabian.
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Assuming they actually read the terms of service NP: For $20!
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That is assuming she understands basic economics, actual humans and technology.
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That's twenty years of the general public assuming that they're swinging.
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I'm assuming it's the way lots of people think about entertainment.
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The markets were assuming that capital would gain from lower taxes.
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Wealthier punters were assuming that voters would back the status quo.
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I'm assuming I've gotten used to the resolution at this point.
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I'm assuming it's constitutional every single day when I go in.
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From here on out, I'm assuming, it's just our main protagonists.
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You know, assuming that Bieber and his ophthalmologist cleared everything up.
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Assuming a 15% haircut , the holding is worth 663 million euros.
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At first she ignored it, assuming that her doctor knew best.
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Assuming tomorrow's withdrawal agreement vote fails, that remains the exit date.
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That is, assuming the now-defunct (but accessible here) website BritneyIsDead.
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That stress leads to (you guessed it!) June assuming Lil's body.
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So, I'm assuming you saw Bekah M.'s Bachelor application photos?
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But assuming I'm stuck in Purge-landia, I have several ideas.
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Assuming, of course, that people want to own cars at all.
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What's next: Assuming May goes, Johnson is favored to replace her.
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"I'm assuming it's going to be a big change," he said.
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That snitching is kind of chill, assuming you're rich and white.
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She also seeks an injunction prohibiting King from assuming her duties.
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But, again, that number was assuming the motorist didn't mind sweating.
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And that's assuming that the case goes to court at all.
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There's approximately, I'm assuming a thousand mines within this area alone.
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I&aposm assuming that happened and I guarantee you it happened.
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I'm assuming that this isn't done when you have food poisoning!
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But that's assuming that there actually is a viable Bain bid.
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Ultimately she agreed to the rooming situation, assuming it was harmless.
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Assuming this does not happen, attention is falling on Bernie Sanders.
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Polcari said right now investors are assuming the legislation won't pass.
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No. I mean, it makes me-- assuming I like the business.
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Assuming Lionel is gay, the barbers are hesitant to serve him.
|
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Assuming she doesn't stay on, who should be the new director?
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Assuming the winner had no reduction to their taxable income — i.e.
|
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Assuming the payments are made, a question remains: For how long?
|
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Both bodies get around it by assuming a quorum is present.
|
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Assuming those $2 billion are Putin's, how did he get them?
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He's optimistic about states assuming an expanded role in environmental protection.
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Crashing on this island, I'm assuming, wasn't in my traveller's plans.
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When scheduling meetings, avoid assuming that unusual times are fair game.
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That's assuming current technology and current diets and current land use.
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Assuming I stayed in the US, New Orleans is top ranking.
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Stop assuming cocks are the same for dykes and cis-dudes.
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Assuming these governance changes are approved, Benchmark will drop its suit.
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However, this is assuming that Trump respects a requirement from Congress.
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Try assuming the posture yourself, as I did at the Met.
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And that's assuming that you're starting pregnancy at a normal weight.
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Assuming a touchdown regression, he's likely to fall a few spots.
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Yes, I'm dreaming big, and assuming that wand is epically powerful!
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You're assuming that the giving of information is a campaign contribution.
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Assuming the sub is found, how will crew members be rescued?
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And the market is assuming that the current President wins again.
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And I'm assuming that's not something that he's in favor of.
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I'm assuming these are meant to be some sort of pillows.
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Stop assuming you know everything, and let them speak for themselves!
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I would be very careful in assuming Sanders represents the future.
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Assuming the red priestess had failed, everyone left the room disappointed.
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That is, of course, assuming these ships want to be seen.
|
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Support for other browsers is planned, assuming the extension finds fans.
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Assuming you can use another band's gear isn't punk or DIY.
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"Assuming a fellow has money, damages have been substantial," Jaroslawicz says.
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Ted Cruz isn't assuming anything in his campaign for re-election.
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What happens next, assuming the solar panels and mechanics are operating?
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"We're assuming that we already have a trade war," he said.
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Mr. Trump ousted Mr. Morgan just days after assuming the presidency.
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Assuming constant FX and Selic rates, inflation will likely continue falling.
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Zeitlin will remain as chairman in addition to assuming CEO duties.
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Of course, that's assuming that any of it is, y'know, real.
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I'm assuming maybe you're in the market for other distressed assets.
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I'm assuming there are some things where they're in the middle.
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And that's assuming California voters would sign on to the project.
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So, we're assuming the guy won't be getting the cold shoulder.
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I'm assuming you bump up against people like Women's Wear Daily.
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But as early as next week, assuming Parliament votes on Mrs.
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Assuming you're the bartender, by what names will you address them?
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Assuming he wins, his choice of victory song will be noticed.
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Or perhaps Alec Baldwin, assuming Mr. Baldwin does continue to age.
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So, assuming you get the attendance, it can be quite lucrative.
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Talk therapy takes time to help as well (assuming it does).
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Assuming so, then who pays for it the next time around?
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Adults often dismiss teenagers, assuming that they're callow, apathetic or uninformed.
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Assuming that you're willing to openly badger companies on social media.
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"I went in assuming that everybody was a catfish," Sasso says.
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Others commiserated with the owner, assuming that it was an accident.
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No (assuming a good faith Google News search can be trusted).
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Again, that's assuming you earn about a 6% rate of return.
|
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But assuming that's not the problem, here are a few possibilities.
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Assuming a $500 million issuance, approximately 32% would mature in 2026.
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That is assuming their primary or caucus won't wind up canceled.
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They get acquired — assuming they don't go out of business first.
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Our political system is well designed, assuming informed voters participating broadly.
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Assuming you've already done that, exercise regularly and watch your diet.
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That's assuming, of course, that you know who your family is.
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That's assuming the planes return to service in April, she said.
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We're assuming the star is wobbling toward and away from us.
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But (assuming the mentioned exceptions above don't apply) that's about it.
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We're assuming we can, but there's no guarantee we'll be successful.
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Assuming someone's television preference may not sound like a big deal.
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That is, assuming all three countries remain committed to the agreement.
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Liquidity improves to 2x assuming 80% of secured debt is refinanced.
|
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That, of course, is assuming no one's targeting him for revenge.
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Geng agreed, assuming the video would have a relatively small audience.
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Assuming Ankh casts her spells properly, she has become a god.
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But prior to Trump, I'm assuming nothing close to that, right?
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Nonetheless, they caution against assuming these investments will automatically be worthwhile.
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This is assuming, of course, that anybody watches Who Is America?
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Finland is assuming the European's Union rotating presidency on July 1.
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Before assuming the mediator role, Garcetti had carefully walked a line.
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"And that's assuming all the states permit paid canvassers," Nison says.
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So I'm assuming you aren't a fan of Friday night drunks?
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In a late-evening post on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, Facebook published an internal memo from Schrage assuming responsibility for the Definers contract and a corresponding note from Sandberg assuming responsibility for the Schrage's communications team.
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He's off to find Cersei a "priceless gift," which I'm assuming is Tyrion, and when he gets back, they'll likely get married, which I'm assuming is how we'll see Jaime go fully rogue from Team Lannister.
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"Assuming it can't be … assuming an agreement can't be reached, you know, it'll go a different route," Cobb told ABC News chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl and political director Rick Klein on ABC's "Powerhouse Politics" podcast.
|
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Sacha Baron Cohen, the actor best known for assuming false identities as the title characters of the satires "Borat" and "Bruno," plays a man who himself is assuming a false identity in this six-part mini-series.
|
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Again, we're assuming that's ... We're assuming that nothing is done on the road side, but from a regulatory standpoint, I think it's just gonna be who ... You know, which regulatory agency has the best appreciation of statistics.
|
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It's a story so preposterous, you'd be forgiven for assuming it's scripted.
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TC: Assuming it doesn't, how much does that slow down these efforts?
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And some banks have gorged more than others, probably assuming more risk.
|
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Assuming this conundrum is common at most restaurants, the reality is grim.
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In assuming it is infallible, are we making the same mistake again?
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Assuming the deal is voted down, the margin of defeat is important.
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Some [users] have taken tests and know they're pregnant; some are assuming.
|
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Sanders would be 79 upon assuming the presidency; Biden would be 78.
|
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The Kona gets nearly everything right, assuming you like bizarre headlight arrangements.
|
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Investors were already assuming that the bank hits its 2020 return targets.
|
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Assuming Clinton wins, Republican elite leaders basically have three options, all bad.
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I was assuming I'd be starting IVF around the beginning of May.
|
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By age 70, assuming a 7 percent annual return, you'd have $338,000.
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Of course, that's assuming it's a desirable product that people will buy.
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That is, of course, assuming Prius remains part of the brand's lineup.
|
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Katie insists that Greg not make it weird by assuming the worst.
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Nor should you get physically or emotionally ill by assuming this role.
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That's assuming you spend about $21,200 on the cards in a year.
|
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Tronc is assuming nearly $30 million in pension liabilities and other obligations.
|
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He said police are not assuming the situation is isolated to Christchurch.
|
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It's his first trip abroad since assuming the House speakership in October.
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That's assuming the Vita and PS4 can maintain a strong enough connection.
|
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Assuming you're not a super deep sleeper, that should do the trick.
|
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Still, most of the town's population went to bed assuming the best.
|
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Assuming British regulators clear both bids, it's a straightforward battle on price.
|
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he wrote.
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And assuming Sanders drops out soon, Warren may swoop in right after.
|
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Barnhart went into second standing up apparently assuming a throw to first.
|
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Assuming they lost, children could then appeal to a federal appeals court.
|
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Mrs Lam—assuming she wins—will take command of a divided society.
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Oh, and we're assuming the wedding is BYOD — bring your own direwolf.
|
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Increasing your limit lowers this ratio (assuming you keep spending in check).
|
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Assuming they've selected Share, you will now have control of their computer.
|
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Assuming a 10% down payment, you'll need to come up with $35,000.
|
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Mann said that assuming all police are bad or dangerous is wrong.
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I'm assuming a lot of the stuff has lithium ion battery technology.
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I'm assuming you've gotten many, many inquiries from the big beauty brands.
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Took him a while (I'm assuming!) to get the frozen food out.
|
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Of course, that's assuming voters have turned on their TV at all.
|
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But that's assuming they can first get through both Houses of Congress.
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But Mr. Kelleher's chances of assuming Mr. Gorman's corner office are low.
|
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This week marks his fourth U.S. visit since assuming office in 2014.
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Christian is the better target – assuming the Goliaths want to stick together.
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Keenan: And I'm assuming it's from [Los Angeles entertainment attorney] Charles Harder?
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," you write.
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Kaitlyn: I'm assuming that people are sharing photos that aren't nudes, too.
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It's a clever solution, assuming it performs as promised in the field.
|
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Assuming, that is, that he does not get re-elected in 2020.
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And so he can stay, assuming he doesn't violate the living document.
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Assuming you can get to the stadium before kickoff, it's an option.
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By age 2401, assuming a 260 percent annual return, you'd have $2900,000.
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And that's assuming all of them are still teaching 25 years later.
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Predicting or assuming veterans are being harmed might create issues with standing.
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You need the talk … I don't believe in assuming what you are.
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Assuming the Jays even want to play at home on those days.
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Assuming you know how to code in support for those new features.
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This Valentine's Day is gonna suck -- no GTL or TLC, we're assuming.
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So I would assume, and have been assuming, that that would continue.
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Assuming that this trend continues, publishers (and journalists) should be very scared.
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I'm assuming that most Recode Media listeners have already read the story.
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Assuming the data are correct, why is the problem worse in Africa?
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Assuming there is no settlement, the enforcement process could last another ten.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he says.
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We're calling this Exhibit C, and assuming that she's probably not pregnant.
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And assuming people love it, how will you think about scaling it?
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Assuming, of course, it works as well as Apple says it does.
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That $60,000 is roughly $3,000 a year assuming a 20-year lifespan.
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I'm assuming that was between Mr. Donald Trump Jr. and his lawyers.
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Assuming you buy into the low-return future, what should you do?
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Assuming they have nothing to hide, however, their protests would seem unwarranted.
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The beach training (assuming that's what it is) is looking really intense.
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By assuming this posture, I'm not saying I have moral high ground.
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That makes such data sets expensive, assuming they are available at all.
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"Assuming it's a neutral venue, we'll start the process again," Rajpal said.
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Of course, that's assuming the Trump administration could implement such a change.
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It's like a dream being replayed, with familiar figures assuming different guises.
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Trump introduced a travel ban shortly after assuming office in January 2017.
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Start with an Expedition MAX XLT 4x4, assuming you need the space.
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And he has not let go of these beliefs since assuming office.
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He would be 79 years and 134 days old upon assuming office.
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Assuming Pagliano stays quiet, the odds that she will appear go up.
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Assuming Amazon does prove its case, a number of things could happen.
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Assuming these allegations against Strzok are true, are they cause for concern?
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All the alleged incidents took place prior to his assuming the presidency.
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And maybe stop assuming you can't be friends with those smart machines.
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The deal is expected to close next year, assuming regulators sign off.
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With the blow job, she's further infantilizing herself, assuming a submissive position.
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They fanned out sloppy, forming a crooked quarter ellipse, before assuming position.
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What he did master was assuming the role of Ballplayer to Remember.
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Don't take the cougar route, assuming Stifler's mom wants to bang you.
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Assuming much beyond that requires a hefty dollop of guesswork – and optimism.
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Instead of assuming that someone is in love with you, ask them.
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All the alleged incidents took place prior to Trump's assuming the presidency.
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Assuming officials from those states weren't also notified in error, that is.
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"I'm assuming people will go back to not wanting it," Maddow joked.
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The encrypted messaging app Signal is wonderful — assuming it works as intended.
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Mostly the pain is manageable, assuming you never, ever have to sneeze.
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"We are assuming that all of us have been infected," Azucena said.
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That's assuming, of course, that the president signs the bill this week.
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But I'm assuming this is why they didn't want to do it.
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Then, assuming you have two breasts, you repeat with the other one.
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That's assuming, of course, that it had to be written at all.
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Since assuming office, Mr. Trump has sharply reduced the number of refugees.
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Assuming that marquee free agents would want to play for the Knicks.
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"I'm assuming it feels heavy everywhere," Young, 42, continued, speaking by phone.
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However, assuming that this pattern holds for everyone would be a mistake.
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Assuming a 213 percent takeover premium, Target would be almost $22.5 billion.
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We already are assuming people have seen a lot of the movies.
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But that's assuming Germany doesn't score against South Korea, a big assumption.
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Assuming he serves out his term, there are almost 1,000 days left.
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Celine's owners are probably assuming it will do the same for them.
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We would always have the audience assuming he was up to something.
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It's also probably a mistake, assuming the question involves long-term savings.
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"Y'all crazy!" the white student laughed, assuming Darius couldn't possibly be serious.
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Assuming the demonstration is legitimate, that's an impressive (if somewhat creepy) accomplishment.
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HARRIS: And after he was recused, I'm assuming it's the same answer.
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They would be better off, assuming they didn't develop serious health problems.
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They do not even bother applying, assuming the answer will be no.
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However, researchers caution about assuming an association between exposure and those outcomes.
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They have acted in much the same manner upon assuming control themselves.
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But $600 is $600 (assuming you can max out on Viewpoints "programs").
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Assuming everyone involved is on equal footing, Will's point is well taken.
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I'm assuming she gets invited to a lot of Victoria Beckham stuff.
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It's such a trial assuming all these false identities over the centuries!
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He left for his night job, assuming the cousins would stay in.
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Assuming Mr. Trump refuses, Ukraine undoubtedly has a transcript and a recording.
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Your letters: John: I'm assuming I'm still married in this scenario, yeah?
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They're all clued appropriately, assuming that you've conquered pun recognition this year.
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Assuming, that is, that we don't lose — or invent — anything in translation.
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Assuming New Zealand Labour wins on Saturday, UBS is outlining two strategies.
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"We're assuming every child there has been exposed to lead," he said.
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Assuming he ever has to appear in court to defend himself. Absolutely.
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The I.P.B.E.S. report cautions, however, against assuming that this pattern will continue.
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But assuming that gets settled, how will they use him against Negan?
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That's real money, assuming that my marginal rate is about 30 percent.
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Hart cautioned against assuming that the shape of the race has hardened.
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Assuming otherwise, builds a $460 billion tax increases into the budget baseline.
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That is assuming however that there is some intelligent design at play.
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Under pressure from regulators, banks are assuming Brexit occurs in March 2019.
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TC: I'm assuming you're not using your [venture funding] to do this.
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That is, of course, assuming that ratifying the ERA is still possible.
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That was my first mistake, just assuming they should be like me.
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Wrongly assuming that someone is not socially motivated can have devastating consequences.
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That's assuming they actually go through with the big D this time.
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The authors are implicitly assuming another similarly conservative channel wouldn't have emerged.
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Had people been assuming it was an analogy for your home country?
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And that's assuming no sitting member loses the general election: GOP Rep.
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Assuming that smaller animals are easier to care for is a mistake.
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And that's assuming countries actually hit their pledges, which they may not.
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I'm assuming both candidates probably put something up there at some point?
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Assuming it survives, states could implement it with varying levels of stringency.
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I'm assuming the fight in question is this one, which is…fine.
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Assuming there is an uptick in IP, what might be causing it?
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Of course, she's clearly still assuming her candidate pulls out the victory.
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And this is assuming there is anyone around when authorities show up.
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Assuming she survives, what is her new approach, and will it work?
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Obviously, I'm assuming you've had your own share of issues like that.
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Assuming I search for synonyms twice an hour on average while I'm writing, and assuming (generously) that my creation saved me a rollicking two seconds per search, I spared myself, maybe, one hour a year of irked waiting.
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But assuming the defense gives permission, and also assuming that the BCS provider finds the defendant to be eligible, based upon the interview, there's a risk assessment that's supplied by the social service providers as a screening tool.
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Assuming that informed speculation is correct, and assuming our system of checks hasn't broken down, Mueller would uncover the wrongdoing and bring down a president, or Trump would fire Mueller and Congress would step in to edge Trump out.
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She would have had to explain to the man (in a roundabout way) that he sounded insensitive, assuming that the chef he'd seen in the window was this chef and then assuming that the chefs could have been brothers.
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That's assuming that they make their $250,000 target in the next four days.
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Sounds like he'd be down to hire Trump's comedy writers ... assuming they're available.
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That woman has dark hair and purple lips, and everyone's assuming it's Kylie.
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Sometimes we play Scrabble or Monopoly after dinner, assuming we have no homework.
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If you invest, you'll have $360,000, assuming a 7% annualized rate of return.
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Assuming the divestitures, it expects a range of $2.40 to $2.50 a share.
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That's assuming, of course, that American Apparel hasn't lost its touch with shoppers.
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That's assuming, too, that you can keep the cops from just breaking them.
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I learned this after many failed attempts in assuming all nannies are reliable.
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We're assuming Jell-O is doing something similar now, eliminating that extra step.
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Do you trust what you are about to read, assuming you keep reading?
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He's clearly upset with people assuming Tiger has a serious substance abuse issue.
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"I mean, assuming everyone doesn't die in the last issue; you never know."
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And we're assuming there are more than two candidates; otherwise you'd say between.
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But, I mean, I'm assuming that you are going to be international, right?
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But assuming all goes well, Trump may have some company on Inauguration Day.
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When insurance companies cover you under a policy, they are assuming certain risks.
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Is this men assuming that that's what girls would have to choose between?
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"I'm assuming it was him being more comical more than anything," he says.
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Assuming you've done that, here's how to start printing via the Chrome browser.
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I let them lead, assuming they would have my best interests in mind.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says authorities are assuming it was a terrorist attack.
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Of course, this is all assuming Schröder can develop into a good starter.
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"We are assuming no changes in the cut that we have," he said.
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Assuming a 8 percent return, you'll have about $5.4 million at age 65.
|
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"I go in assuming I'm going to be fired every day," she said.
|
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But assuming this is the case, Facebook has put itself in a vise.
|
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"Assuming we get funding, we can pay for everything they do," Clarke said.
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ASSUMING the trip does happen the question is before or after the convention.
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And so I am maybe disarming them by just assuming that we're okay.
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I'm assuming you plan on continuing to do this for the foreseeable future.
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The inflow of new bad debt should remain contained, assuming no economic stress.
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"India is already assuming responsibilities in securing the India Ocean region," he said.
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I'm assuming he becomes all-powerful and, finally, kills his many tormentors. pic.twitter.
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I'm assuming they illustrate the fact that, as president, one must sign things?
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"Why are people assuming that everyone's having so many sexual partners?" said Khan.
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"We can't make movies assuming you know how movies get made," said McFeely.
|
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Still, it's a welcome change for users, assuming it actually continues to work.
|
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He spent his life assuming he was a US citizen, like his siblings.
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That's assuming, of course, that people are not lying on their LinkedIn profiles.
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Still, it's a fun party trick, assuming you go to really nerdy parties.
|
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But assuming you fall into that category, it should be a useful addition.
|
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Assuming you found a secure solution, how safe do you feel about it?
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So I'm assuming all these saves created this big fat spike on Spotify.
|
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Assuming Trump will be gone soon may not be a wise game plan.
|
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The market is mostly assuming the bank will hike rates at that meeting.
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PEOPLE BEFORE WERE ASSUMING THAT WORLD LEADERSHIP MEANT BEING THE WORLD'S EASY MARK.
|
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As soon as the campaign closes (assuming it's successful), these go into production.
|
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We don't know for sure, but we're assuming they're selling drugs back there.
|
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Think Sim City with home furnishings meets Shaker (assuming anyone gets that reference!).
|
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Assuming the show is a prequel, one thing we won't see is redemption.
|
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America's antitrust regulators—assuming they are free of political interference—face a conundrum.
|
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I feel fairly safe assuming this, but does the data back that up?
|
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Leah then engages in two separate conversations, assuming the identities of both parties.
|
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Don't just bank on your dream job, assuming the math will pan out.
|
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Everyone on social media is just assuming that this product is almost mine.
|
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I'm assuming she was impregnated well before SeaWorld chose this historic new direction.
|
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Assuming that demand remains constant, this can have an upward effect on price.
|
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Since assuming the presidency in 2000, Mr Putin has systematically consolidated his position.
|
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Assuming both are "right" the higher number might be including an earn-out.
|
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"She is going to do it, assuming she gets confirmed," the official said.
|
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This is assuming the same kind of running style for both gravitational fields.
|
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Other nations are stepping up, standing on our shoulders and assuming the lead.
|
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I think that'll change over time, though, assuming the project keeps its momentum.
|
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THIS IS JUST ASSUMING THAT, YOU KNOW, THAT SOMETHING HAPPENS AT THIS POINT.
|
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I'm assuming they were looking for something to justify the treatment we received.
|
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That is of course assuming you are actually serious about addressing our debt.
|
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That's assuming you can read Dutch — the book's translations are still under copyright.
|
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Cleaner lavs are here to stay — assuming fellow passengers don't leave paper everywhere.
|
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The size 36 (European, we're assuming) Celine coat goes for $2k and up.
|
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Assuming that Barack and Michelle split that $60 million, that doubles Clinton's paycheck.
|
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I'm still assuming you won't remember me, and I am okay with that.
|
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So, you do that to me, then I'm assuming we have a problem.
|
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Sadly, he might be right, assuming he wasn't arrested and jailed for it.
|
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"Assuming Hillary moves to the center, Hillary is probably less risky," he said.
|
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Assuming you were going slow and steady, that's a lot of time lost.
|
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Investors initially cheered that news, assuming it meant more rate cuts were coming.
|
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Was I too quick to judge Delaney last week, assuming he'd murdered Winter?
|
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Assuming all goes well, SpaceX wants to pick up the pace of launches.
|
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Assuming ARM continues to operate under these principles, it's a relatively safe investment.
|
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Assuming he is healthy, Morris, 29, should find bullpen work again next season.
|
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Gonzales said she left the house assuming the baby was in another room.
|
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Lame. Unfortunately, this is all assuming you live in Bangalore, Mumbai or Pune.
|
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Pragmatically speaking, we are assuming that there is no more infection, said Sadanandan.
|
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At once, we take Connie's side, assuming him to be his brother's keeper.
|
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Prior to assuming that role, he was a White House deputy press secretary.
|
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That yields a lifetime gain of $101,000, assuming she lives to age 89.
|
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That's a better deal than Samsung, assuming you're quick enough to catch it.
|
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Stache, meanwhile, will oversee the entire aspect of customer experience, assuming Philipovitch's role.
|
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The DoJ could still appeal, but assuming it doesn't, here's what happens next.
|
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The president in recent days has been touting his successes since assuming office.
|
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It's a little like assuming that Barack Obama's Presidency would end American racism.
|
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All of the alleged incidents took place prior to his assuming the presidency.
|
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Assuming this report is true and such a program actually exists, no longer.
|
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I'M JUST CURIOUS WHAT THE REACTION IS. I'M ASSUMING YOU'RE BACKING HILLARY CLINTON.
|
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Assuming that growth rate continues, Universal's 2019 sales would surpass 7 billion euros.
|
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" Fourth, "States are biased toward assuming other states will maintain status quo approach.
|
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Assuming she lives a long life, the decision is going to pay off.
|
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We're all assuming it's going to happen a lot sooner rather than later.
|
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The data is whatever the data is, presumably, assuming it was collected adequately.
|
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I grew up assuming opossums were rife with rabies and mean as shit.
|
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Assuming that's true, Walmart needs to get its skin in the game, too.
|
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He expects to begin drilling in 2018, assuming permits are delivered on time.
|
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It could be you, assuming you're a world class, multidisciplinary team of engineers!
|
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I felt that assuming the guilt made me a nicer, more responsible person.
|
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We tend to project that onto others, assuming they feel good about themselves.
|
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You'd be forgiven for assuming that "battle royale" is an inherently violent genre.
|
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I asked her where the restaurant got it from, assuming a Chicago distributor.
|
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That's assuming that they haven't joined the masses in becoming disillusioned with wearables.
|
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I'm assuming "25" is also coming to rival streaming services, like Apple Music.
|
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Assuming Esper is confirmed on Thursday, here's what happens next — just on Thursday.
|
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Think positive thoughts about your conversation partner, assuming they have the best intentions.
|
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"People are assuming this is normal — but it is not," Mr. Bilello said.
|
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You're asked to fill in the narrative vacuum by assuming faces and memories.
|
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Assuming, of course, he really does play like an elite cornerback in 2016.
|
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He now assuming control of a much more substantive chunk of the company.
|
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He would be assuming a very high risk to deploy his only SSB.
|
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That presumably includes Yahoo, assuming the Verizon-Yahoo tie-up closes in time.
|
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Of course, I'm assuming you made it here without clicking on something better.
|
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Well, don't you have ... I'm assuming you have ways to tag them, right?
|
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And 2018 — so we're assuming the Earth will continue spinning on its axis?
|
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I'm assuming you guys followed what happened with the Milo protest at Berkeley?
|
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It will be difficult — assuming he even makes it out of the primary.
|
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He hasn't bothered to consult Joan at all, assuming she will tag along.
|
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Assuming you have some help, of course, to assist with the grunt work!
|
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Assuming you have decent handwriting, it's easy to read the steps and ingredients.
|
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A casual observer would be forgiven for assuming budget process reform had died.
|
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Maybe, but only assuming people start flying again at some point this year.
|
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Mental health organizations urge against assuming a single factor in cases of suicide.
|
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And assuming that you know how to play to or manipulate an audience.
|
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But, assuming the government has the right paperwork, your information is very obtainable.
|
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The rate of energy consumption (assuming 100 percent conversion efficiency) remains the same.
|
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And that's assuming they could still find an abortion clinic within their state.
|
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Assuming the impeachment process continues, these divisions may grow even sharper and deeper.
|
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First commercial launch is targeted for 2022, assuming the upcoming tests go well.
|
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She chides private equity funds for not assuming responsibility for retirees' pension funds.
|
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Assuming Elliott is up for the challenge, he will have room to work.
|
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Of course, this is all assuming LSU beats Georgia and Clemson beats Virginia.
|
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A playthrough might last between 30 minutes and an hour, assuming you survive.
|
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He's naïve and fairly pure of heart, generally assuming the best in everyone.
|
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His preference, assuming he can find them, is to buy more expensive opioids.
|
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And we're already assuming a zero balance at the end of the day.
|
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The service is relatively inexpensive assuming you already have an Amazon Prime subscription.
|
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Monroe said that assuming this was one of her biggest mistakes early on.
|
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"Assuming everything stays bipartisan, the main issue remains timing," one Democratic aide said.
|
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"We ducked down in our car, assuming there was a stabbing," she said.
|
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During the annual event, Trump touted the work he's done since assuming office.
|
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Assuming the bill advances to Northam's desk, he is expected to sign it.
|
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"You're assuming that people can't make up their own minds," Mr. Michaels said.
|
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Assuming it stays frozen, food won't become unsafe, but its flavor eventually deteriorates.
|
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The change had no impact on customers, who could be forgiven for assuming
|
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He asserted that we need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism.
|
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Assuming my husband must have been sweetly monitoring us from downstairs, I smiled.
|
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Essentially, the agency would stop assuming that the ObamaCare payments would be made.
|
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Such handling should be welcome by executives, assuming they can trust their advisors.
|
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"I go in assuming I'm going to be fired every day," McCain said.
|
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And I think that number could grow, but I'm not assuming a thing.
|
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So I'm assuming that it's— JIM CRAMER: Ok. Well, I don't have that.
|
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It involves assuming a pushup-like position, with forearms resting on the floor.
|
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But the Trump budget swings in the opposite direction, assuming wildly optimistic growth.
|
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Trump went on to tout the actions he has taken since assuming office.
|
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And all the alleged incidents took place prior to Trump assuming the presidency.
|
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The office isn't just assuming that tech companies will follow the new guidelines.
|
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Andrew: No. Austin: Well you're assuming that those followers CARE about the posts.
|
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We're always assuming that our characters are being responsible, for the most part.
|
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Assuming it's not from some sort of criminal enterprise, it belongs to them.
|
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But I'm assuming you dealt with Andrew Breitbart when he was alive. Yep.
|
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So, I have a question ... Casey: Assuming we have elections, but go on.
|
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It won't (can't?) explain me its exact nature, purpose (assuming it has any
|
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Prerequisites: Assuming you've already downloaded and installed Python, you should do two things.
|
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"What's wrong?" he said, probably assuming I felt another yeast infection coming on.
|
|
It is Tsai's first trip to Africa since assuming the presidency in 2016.
|
|
So here's a fresh new list of even more video games to play in the new year, assuming they'll actually hit their launch dates, and assuming you'll ever find the time to wrap up Fallout 24 and The Witcher 21.
|
|
This added spending comes on the heels of the tax legislation, which reduced projected federal revenue by $6900 trillion over a decade assuming no additional growth and by $2628 trillion assuming slightly stronger growth occurs due to the tax cuts.
|
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Assuming zoning rules don't change, what can we do is make housing more affordable.
|
|
Well, assuming they can overcome some pretty basic problems like not working, that is.
|
|
Assuming SpaceX does get the money it needs to develop the BFR, then what?
|
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Researchers, however, caution about assuming a direct cause-and-effect relationship without further studies.
|
|
Most people are now assuming it's over for Roof -- but I'm not so sure.
|
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We can't say for certain, but many social media users are assuming he did.
|
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We have seen this occur in the past; candidates, once assuming the presidency, transform.
|
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Investigators have said they are not assuming the massacre was committed by one person.
|
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Assuming it doesn't do any international tax avoidance, it pays $35 in corporate tax.
|
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That I was slowly assuming a healthier lifestyle only seemed like an added bonus.
|
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He also brings tremendous value in the run game, assuming he can stay healthy.
|
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Assuming they renew the hit show for another season, she's likely to stay put.
|
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We're assuming you're starting with a brand new Android phone fresh from the factory.
|
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I'm assuming a lot of this is just ... Well, I do it very differently.
|
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In the 1990s the research was scarce, and assuming it was hereditary was common.
|
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That's assuming it's a singular thing in our country, but of course it's not.
|
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Assuming you don't have AirDrop, you'd likely email something to someone (or to yourself).
|
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That is, assuming party opponents do not try to force delays on major posts.
|
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Quit assuming I'm not a real Native because I live in a fucking house.
|
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Of course, that's assuming the hair transformation is real...and we're not entirely convinced.
|
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The staffer called the LAPD, assuming cops would be interested in speaking to Bruce.
|
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Assuming Mr Macron does not blunder, the election appears to be his to lose.
|
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Assuming the cost of the part is $50 or less it is still profitable.
|
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I grew up assuming that government was good, that civil servants did visionary work.
|
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That's assuming the link is causal, however, which the study can't say for sure.
|
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Assuming that all Indian food equals hot and overpowering could be our first mistake.
|
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They wanted me to build up healthy skepticism, to ask questions before assuming answers.
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I found myself assuming the worst outcome of every situation we'd find ourselves in.
|
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Luckey hopes to ship Nums in July, assuming the project meets its funding goals.
|
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Assuming those eyes aren't currently experiencing a little wine-induced double vision, that is.
|
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Not assuming they're doing less work because they also have a family, is another.
|
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You know, I-- markets up until recently were assuming this deal would get closed.
|
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Today, assuming current mortality trends persist, newborns can expect to live for 61 years.
|
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Now think about how likely you are to do that today, assuming you're older.
|
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Plus, it's possible that DOJ won't like the final compromise, assuming there is one.
|
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Which, assuming Molesley accepts, just happens to leave a footman job for the taking.
|
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Each state wants to provide "reinsurance"—jargon for assuming some of insurers' risks themselves.
|
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Assuming that Mr Xi does emerge stronger (which is likely), what will that mean?
|
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"We were assuming we were about to elect the first female president," says Cutraro.
|
|
But assuming nothing crazy happened, I'm sticking with the claim: Biden would've crushed Trump.
|
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And I'm assuming that he will keep that appeal in some circles come 2020.
|
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These groups are influential, but assuming a voter turnout matching those numbers is optimistic.
|
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"You're assuming it will stay or go because I ask it to," Adda said.
|
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Assuming SpaceX has good fortune and secures investors, those steps could still take decades.
|
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Assuming such problems can be overcome, authorities would still want ways to catch smugglers.
|
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Developers buy up land, assuming, mostly correctly, that they can sell what they build.
|
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I'm assuming that they would also work with Google Assistant on smartphones, as well.
|
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Brexiteers have been largely unmoved by Japanese companies' warnings, assuming that they were bluffing.
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Since assuming his post in 2016 he has exerted tight control over public spending.
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Because that's assuming that will help your business, is less cars and more bikes.
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Assuming the head of litigation was here, he would have that information for you.
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Max could give Eleven (assuming she's still around, ahem) a run for her money.
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Assuming Mr Ramaphosa wins on May 8th, he will have to face them down.
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Assuming that number holds, it's enough for the second-biggest opening in franchise history.
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She's assuming it's something foodborne, but no one else in her family is ill.
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We are assuming a de minimis level of what we ought to be doing.
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Assuming he's the real creator, would he share any of this information at all?
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RHP Brandon Kintzler blew his first save since assuming the closer's role with Minnesota.
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No matter what, you shouldn't default to assuming it's your job that's the problem.
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I'm assuming this is a twenty-first century robot—it's not some weird thing.
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Assuming Gatti's theory is true, nothing has been accomplished by revealing Ferrante's "real" identity.
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I ask Overy whether she ever sees Penelope and Missy assuming particular gender roles.
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In the US at least, assuming you have a smartphone, it works pretty well.
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By the three-hour point, I was assuming they would start to wrap up.
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How would you best describe him, assuming he's another morally ambiguous Star Wars villain.
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Game of Thrones Season 6 spoilers below, but this is assuming you've watched it.
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Former combatants often complain that they are sidelined from assuming senior posts in government.
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This will be the president's first visit to Mar-a-Lago since assuming office.
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Of course, we won't know until we see his returns, assuming that ever happens.
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Loren Grush: I'm assuming these kids are in a futuristic version of Dave & Buster's?
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Assuming, of course, the Indonesian government doesn't change its mind again at that stage.
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"We are assuming at least that Democrats probably aren't going to participate in this."
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Assuming your iris signature is unique and remains protected, this is better than passwords.
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The company's leader then issued a new apology Tuesday assuming responsibility for the incident.
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Wall Street bets it will, assuming new tax cuts and spending will stimulate growth.
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Assuming the show does really come through, this is undeniably awesome news for fans.
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Games are often designed assuming players are alike, but in reality, that's not true.
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So even assuming [executive privilege] was there, Comey had the right to self defense.
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We're assuming more shows will be looped into this freebie calendar at some point.
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Titus goes along with it, assuming his new made up heterosexual identity, Cork Rockingham.
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Prior to assuming the role, Mulvaney had called the CFPB a "sick, sad joke."
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Investors are assuming that the Fed won't make what would be a big mistake.
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Maybe it will be a nice place to hang out, assuming it ever releases.
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Assuming the retirement ages do not change, 85 committee members will leave in 2017.
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Assuming, of course, your screen is big enough and you've got enough processing power.
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Assuming you mean belief without evidence, there is no such thing in my life.
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Of course, that's assuming you want to use these frames in the first place.
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The couple's love story began in with Williams assuming Ohanian was actually another stalker.
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But we knew little about Trump's management skills prior to his assuming the presidency.
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Assuming that is the case, what exactly would these modular controllers be good for?
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Assuming the video is legit, what dishes does one serve to honor a despot?
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Assuming you return to the site regularly, these suggestions will get better in time.
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Clarke keeps trying to say goodbye to Bellamy, assuming her mother's premonition is true.
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Bret: Beating Trump would be the easy part — assuming he can secure the nomination.
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In other words, assuming your health will never deteriorate can end up being costly.
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We're assuming that is a complete joke, but with these girls, you never know.
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So, assuming the plan passes, expect to see it in court sometime next year.
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And those assuming responsibility over a significant other's debt took on $18.893,218.89 on average.
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Pence reaffirmed U.S. support for a two-state solution, assuming the parties could agree.
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If you are assuming there are two bedrooms, you are both right and wrong.
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"[They are] assuming a supplemental to make up the difference," said the congressional source.
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He was grateful, too, that Ms. Allibone was assuming the burden of the hunt.
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Assuming she wants to carry on working, what is top of her wish list?
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After assuming the presidency in 1967, Suharto ruled Indonesia for 31 years until 1998.
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Assuming nothing changes, Brady could return to regular play as soon as Oct. 9.
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But assuming they haven't, this feels like a game where Atlanta rolls by 30.
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Assuming nothing else, even just 6% returns on that $315,000 equals $15,750 per year.
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Next up could be assuming the role of CEO, MuleSoft founder Ross Mason said.
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Wednesday's CBO report took a different approach, assuming that current policies would not expire.
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Stop assuming food is either 'good' or 'bad' — eating healthy is way more complex
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Though her boyfriend wasn't available, she still went, assuming she would see familiar faces.
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"It really shouldn't change the job at all," said Cordray of Trump assuming power.
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But the jury, apparently assuming that the sum had already been paid, awarded nothing.
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Yet assuming the anticipated hike happens in December, don't expect to benefit too much.
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If elected, he would be 51 years old and 268 days when assuming office.
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What does Whole Foods do now, assuming the Amazon-Whole Foods deal goes through?
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"Many individual trustees are concerned about assuming responsibilities for a loved one," said Fishkind.
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They are assuming it's a tick the box exercise, which of course it isn't.
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Republicans can only afford to lose two votes assuming no Democrat supports the effort.
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Assuming the cars were your favorite, what was your second favorite thing about Cuba?
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Worth considering: Assuming the tapes exist, they'd likely fall under the Presidential Records Act.
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Back then, these tricks included assuming false identities to drum up publicity for himself.
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But he reached for a couple of steamed dumplings, assuming they were peanut-free.
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She also warned that those who were assuming she's an automatic "yes" are wrong.
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Currently, Trump's children would inherit $2.1 billion, assuming the top 40% estate tax rate.
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Assuming, of course, you aren't still harboring strong negative feelings about the shoe company…
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Even assuming they wiggle out of the deal after two years, it's still iffy.
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Even assuming it can, in this case, the girl had been submerged in water.
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So I let it go, assuming she meant to direct it toward someone else.
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We're assuming if the two chose to see each other, it would be privately.
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And fewer ad impressions should lead to higher prices, assuming advertiser demand stays consistent.
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Assuming the average credit-card interest rate of 16.75%, consolidation saves the borrower $2,500.
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James flinched at the question, assuming that Temple was asking if he was gay.
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The split should be around 22019/40 with the states assuming the larger burden.
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But people are just assuming that because of Method that, 'Oh, this will work.
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That's assuming you believe accounts by The New York Times and The Daily Beast.
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A. I go into this job every day assuming that I've already been hacked.
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That was their matchday routine; they were just assuming it was everyone else's, too.
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Assuming we could, should we build computers that are as broadly intelligent as humans?
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More often, assuming an effect is true, the p-value should come in lower.
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Assuming that Sarah Gilchrist survives the grueling curriculum, a medical career still seems improbable.
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Assuming Theresa May remains prime minister, she's going to have to soften her line.
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"We are assuming that we are going to continue economic expansion," Mr. Newsom said.
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I asked you, what's your favorite social platform assuming you were gonna say Snapchat.
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But since assuming what is considered the most powerful position in the country, Gen.
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I'm assuming you have days off, but are there counselors and resources for you?
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Assuming those allegations are true, it was wise for defense counsel to rest quickly.
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Should they still plan a project launch for fall, assuming the pandemic is contained?
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Doctors are assuming several roles at once to deal with a multitude of patients.
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I'm assuming they're huddled around the screen, watching the updates roll in like us.
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Assuming there are two or more people, a person who stands must remain stationary.
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Most of us expect around 80 years on the planet, assuming nothing horrendous happens.
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But that's assuming there's an easy definition of "hate" — and it simply doesn't exist.
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And that's assuming the courts don't put a definitive stop to work requirements first.
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Probably a good time to visit the local farmers market (assuming farmers can travel).
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Well, that's assuming that leaders will be rational, which isn't always the case. Tough.
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"We're assuming a very tough period ahead," he said during a call with investors.
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However, at this stage it is assuming planting intentions will be fulfilled, it added.
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Start by assuming good intent, and try striking a collaborative note when you talk.
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The boy became used to strangers assuming he was not with the other Kaepernicks.
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Heather Locklear's in a great place right now ... assuming a picture's worth 1,000 words.
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I called United, assuming that they'd somehow left a zero off my mileage reward.
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"Assuming you can find one," Ms. Warren added, to the delight of the crowd.
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I'm assuming you're not surprised by Trump's inability to condemn the white-supremacist march.
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Of course, that's assuming all of these appliances are connected to a smart plug.
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This is all to the good, assuming the money flows to the right places.
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Assuming the new phones were better than old ones — and when are they not?
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Assuming he needs a week to get full clearance, Tennessee has a mild advantage.
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That's about $68,000 for the 2,000 people, assuming the average holds for South Carolina.
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A nurse noticed — but administered the meds anyway, assuming the electronic record was correct.
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"Let's not make the mistake of assuming it's right around the corner," Shiller said.
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Otherwise, it's probably mostly the same, which is fine, assuming the price stays low.
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"We're assuming that our customers believe that we've got that problem solved," says Perry.
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Yet, Trump has already gotten off on the wrong foot, even before assuming office.
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Nobody's been able to give me that answer, but I'm assuming they did, OK?
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Assuming no Republicans vote for Pelosi, she must receive 218 Democratic votes to succeed.
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Korey resigned as CEO shortly after the investigation, assuming the role of executive chairman.
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Assuming employees get $85033 an hour, that's $1,500 saved for each and every flight.
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I'm assuming everything was pretty much played live in the studio on this album.
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But assuming my experienced guide was right and we survived the ascent, what then?
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But it was mistaken in assuming that the same program could stick in Afghanistan.
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Faster than playing Untitled Goose Game once through, assuming medium chaos (~2 hours) 15.
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She has frequently broken with House Democratic leadership since assuming office in January 2019.
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Retail investors have to wait until after the initial pop, assuming there is one.
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We've all sort of been assuming it will be, but it's no sure thing.
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There's also support for wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, assuming your phone supports it.
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"They're basically assuming all shows through March will be canceled [in China]," Audrain said.
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There aren't enough votes on our side, assuming the Democrats coalesce behind one candidate.
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When you're ready, Mom," assuming it's possible logistically, "I'll drive you to counseling myself.
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But assuming a normal operating environment we're confident and we're working hard to execute.
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Assuming a 25% tax rate, they would save about $75 in taxes, Slott said.
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The LSE is assuming about $12bn of net debt, pushing its leverage much higher.
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This is despite the majority of people assuming it as a gender-neutral term.
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Trump is currently overseas on his first foreign trip since assuming office in January.
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Simultaneously, he is victimizing himself assuming the self-proclaimed role of great American martyr.
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Jacob gave an ironic, Tom Brokaw-voiced "No," assuming that his cousin was joking.
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Sollers will take control of the joint venture from Ford, assuming a 51% stake.
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It's also quite easy to use, assuming you keep the following tips in mind.
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FROST: WHEN WE TALK ABOUT DEREGULATION, IT'S SOMETHING EVERYONE IS ASSUMING APPLIES TO BANKS.
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That's also assuming there are no outstanding issues with your return, the report notes.
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This will be Tsai's first trip to Africa since assuming the presidency in 2016.
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Assuming only for the sake of argument that a problem exists, solutions also exist.
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Legislators and top government officials get car allowances on assuming public offices in Nigeria.
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Even before assuming the presidency, Donald Trump was shaking confidence in these grand designs.
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Assuming interest compounds on a monthly basis, in one year you'll have made $100.46.
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It also could have resulted in the new overseas group eventually assuming total control.
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I'm assuming you must be active on Facebook or this wouldn't matter to you.
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For narrow American counterterrorism purposes, that is probably adequate, assuming it can be sustained.
|
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That should make for great conversation — assuming the referees don't blow any more calls.
|
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Assuming the Chiefs don't score many touchdowns, Houston shouldn't get an unmanageable game script.
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However, a president can be subject to civil liability for actions before assuming office.
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We're doing it at Vox Media ... It's still growing for you guys, I'm assuming.
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I'm assuming they were being ironic, or just not really caring what words were.
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Assuming the Interior Ministry reissues permission for the experiment, here's what it will do.
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But before assuming this is flat-out proof Clinton lied, consider a few things.
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However, he left Georgia after two weeks, assuming that he didn't get the part.
|
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Assuming more normal politicians succeed him, more normal forms of coverage will reassert themselves.
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Gleaming, billowing waves of synthesized foam slowly cascade over you, gradually assuming massive proportions.
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I'm assuming they probably don't think about that career path, or maybe they do?
|
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Which sucks, assuming you'd prefer not to be on the hook for $700 every couple of years—and assuming you'd rather not deplete the planet's limited mineral resources (needed for batteries), or send dangerous e-waste to junk heaps in foreign countries.
|
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Assuming the bank maintains its loan growth and good earnings generation, the bank estimates an overall impact on its Fitch Core Capital (FCC) ratio of around 150bp at the time of the approval of the deal, assuming this takes place in 1H5003.
|
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Assuming the Wolves waive Jordan Hill, Nikola Pekovic retires, and they renounce all their own free agents (including Shabazz Muhammad), this trade wouldn't even take Minnesota out of the running for a max player—assuming they also dump Nemanja Bjelica's expiring contract.
|
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Assuming this law is implemented, Google may choose to shut down Google News in Europe.
|
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Assuming not all the factors were essential he repeated the work with fewer of them.
|
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That's assuming, as most do, an eye-popping price tag: about $1 million per patient.
|
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Since assuming power almost four years ago, Xi has waged an ambitious campaign against corruption.
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We aren't assuming there is a glide path just because we did well last time.
|
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But assuming that Luke has something to do with it is probably a safe bet.
|
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Assuming you're still reading, the Plum Wine is more than a high-falutin' wine dispenser.
|
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You guys know better than me, but I'm assuming it's a fraction, very tiny fraction.
|
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It takes teenage girls seriously, assuming their interest in both civil rights and Ariana Grande.
|
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This is enough for it to pass, assuming all Senate Democrats back it as well.
|
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Assuming, of course, that they are comfortable sharing this intimate information to millions of people.
|
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What if…we let female artists…have friends…without assuming that they are sleeping together?
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Aides say he would push for a development deal with Trump soon after assuming power.
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Lampert boosted his bid by adding more cash and assuming more liabilities, the sources said.
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DURBIN: Well, you&aposre assuming again, Chris, that Harry Reid did not recognize this possibility.
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Assuming you can get over the awkwardness of wearing a giant thing on your head.
|
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Is VandeHei assuming that members of Congress would defect and form an Innovation Party caucus?
|
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In the worst case, assuming no visual condition exists, is a trip to the ophthalmologist.
|
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Some parts are fake, I'm assuming, because the developers couldn't get the necessary licensing deals.
|
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Assuming the Clippers fail to run the table, next year's roster should inspire lower expectations.
|
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This could include firing the Barcelona government and assuming direct supervision of Catalan police forces.
|
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"Assuming the job is done by simply banning an organization is not sufficient," she said.
|
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Assuming our initial reaction is the same: yes, you can get blackheads in your ear!
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I think it's kind of wild that everyone is just assuming that that's just happening.
|
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Days after assuming the presidency, Bolsonaro fired the director of Brazil's agency for environmental protection.
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Instead, he waits to be asked for help, assuming that until then, help isn't needed.
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The customized avatars are also used to represent friends in search, assuming they've created one.
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She showed up assuming that she and the imam would talk, like they always did.
|
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Assuming that the Senate has already left for Christmas, it'll start when they get back.
|
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This equation is assuming that none of those Myspace views are from the same person.
|
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Canadian officials are not assuming Cuba is responsible for the injuries, Reuters reported last week.
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SoftwareONE's free float amounts to 13% or 28% assuming full exercise of an overallotment option.
|
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Meanwhile, students completed two terms of unaccredited courses, still assuming and accumulating student loan debts.
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Bran is the ultimate weapon against secret plots, assuming he can be put to use.
|
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In casual banter people start in on Hillary Clinton as morally corrupt, assuming we'll nod.
|
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"I was assuming he'd take it as a joke, obviously he didn't," Velzian tells Refinery29.
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I'm assuming they did a background check on us, I don't know for sure though.
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BTW we love your energy here, already assuming you're going to be the one spying.
|
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Even then, assuming the deal was completed, the private equity firm paid the legal fees.
|
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We're assuming there's something more to come, but for whatever reason the company isn't saying.
|
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Assuming you've got that set, Secure Folder is available now to download from Galaxy Apps.
|
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He wrote, "That's just my mom," and pressed reply all, assuming it wouldn't actually send.
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Krusche thought that was feasible, assuming a team of experts as large as 100 people.
|
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The foreign emoluments clause offers a shield against that corruption — assuming that it is enforced.
|
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The airline expects to increase its capacity by 5% next year, assuming the Max returns.
|
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Assuming, that is, that governments do not take a much larger role in the market.
|
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This could include sacking the Barcelona government and assuming direct supervision of Catalan police forces.
|
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So getting both for $80 is a great price, assuming they're both services you want.
|
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And, assuming each candidate's proportion of likes remained the same, Carson would win it all.
|
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Assuming, of course, you're in a spot where wearing a pair of sunglasses makes sense.
|
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See you in month 15—assuming the fire-floods haven't taken us all by then.
|
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Can Democrats expect to do better in Wisconsin in 2020, assuming they pay greater attention?
|
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Repair shops and partsmakers could also suffer, assuming AVs reduce the number of car accidents.
|
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And I'm assuming there's a contractor here and there who helps you edit or something?
|
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Assuming Nakamoto has practiced good security, no one else should be able to do this.
|
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However, Bridenstine countered that he's spoken to companies that are very interested in assuming control.
|
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Assuming there are no issues, this offering should roll out pretty quickly to more users.
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The average body temperature is normally within a degree of 98.6 degrees, assuming you're healthy.
|
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In other words, he has work to do, assuming he has the energy for it.
|
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With an iPhone, everyone knows how to use it, assuming they have access to fingers.
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But it seems highly unlikely—and blithely assuming it can be done is plainly reckless.
|
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He laughed, assuming I was joking; I'd been there when he got it, he said.
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More when it prices — assuming this entire exercise isn't just an attempt to get bought.
|
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That's assuming the forces out against them could just as easily get on Bienvenidos too.
|
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Mark Sanford (R-SC) has long cautioned against assuming a high rate of economic growth.
|
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Assuming you've already downloaded the Buffer app and registered: Yes, this is a bit complicated.
|
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The song growls and crashes, assuming a massive scale that looms threateningly over the singer.
|
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"Until further evidence is found, the RCMP is assuming these are Taylor's," reads the article.
|
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The CNRP hopes to soldier on without a new leader—assuming the courts allow it.
|
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Assuming that grave robbers had taken the body, she hurried to find Peter and John.
|
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Kim has yet to visit China since assuming office after his father died in 2011.
|
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It's always worth checking all these things before assuming that an iOS update is responsible.
|
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She also cautioned against assuming that cryptocurrency will evolve in the same the internet did.
|
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Before taking office people were assuming that we were going to war with North Korea.
|
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I mean, assuming he's singing the song as a female witch which might be wrong.
|
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Perhaps the military's biggest mistake was assuming the flightless birds would surrender without a fight.
|
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Still, a top three finish — assuming it holds in the final outcome — is creditable enough.
|
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Whatever the scenario, a single term beckons—assuming that Trump can evade impeachment that long.
|
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The government has long underinvested in social care, assuming that adult children will take responsibility.
|
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Despite the opinion polls, UBS advised caution in assuming Macron would emerge victorious in May.
|
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This is assuming you're one of the people who actually makes fifteen dollars an hour.
|
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Assuming Twitter likes this idea, of course, it will roll it out to all users.
|
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Expectations of a profit jump come despite Canon assuming a stronger yen for this year.
|
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We're assuming they voted against this proposal though we don't have a breakdown from Google.
|
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And that's also assuming they didn't have to bring someone back into a recording studio.
|
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Nevertheless, Renewi said that for financial purposes it was assuming zero shipments for the year.
|
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Yahoo is assuming liability for any third party litigation related to the breaches, as well.
|
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I'm assuming that was between Mr. Donald Trump Jr., between Don Jr. and his lawyer.
|
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Assuming, of course, that the club comes out and agrees with Zlatan's version of events.
|
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Let's take a quick look at the economics, assuming your average UberBLACK ride is $40.
|
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It's very 50 Shades—pretty much assuming that men are active and women are passive.
|
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That's assuming the show doesn't completely crash and burn before things wrap up, of course.
|
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For the same reason, some are assuming that corn acres will fall below 90 million.
|
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The results are amazing (again, assuming you have high quality beans and a good grind).
|
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H.R. McMaster, has freely made changes to the national security structure since assuming the role.
|
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Assuming you went with the monthly plan, that's $30 to maintain three cameras, every month.
|
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Silge went about her day, assuming that the pizza and her message were both delivered.
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I have no idea what's actually happening, but I'm assuming that might be the case.
|
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It's pragmatic, Obama-era gullibility: always assuming the other side is acting in good faith.
|
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Assuming his teenage son had stayed out late, Cannon rose and prepared to scold him.
|
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Assuming you would like to take a safe route, go with a target-date fund.
|
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Assuming that we get past this interim period, a single port for everything sounds great!
|
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Assuming he was taking the piss, I recoiled slightly and mumbled an apology of sorts.
|
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Assuming the Trump presidency survives, there's a long struggle to come behind Washington's closed doors.
|
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Trump vowed during his presidential campaign and since assuming office to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
|
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"Her policies would – assuming they were implemented – probably give you something like that," he said.
|
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Still, assuming that psychoanalysis was a dead end, did it set psychiatry back several generations?
|
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Rather than assuming we need your help, ask us how we can help each other.
|
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Trump nominated Neal Gorsuch, a former Kennedy clerk, to replace Scalia shortly after assuming office.
|
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Others said they wished their clients would stop assuming all real-estate agents are rich.
|
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Clark: I'm assuming you never had a chance to speak to Gypsy, is that right?
|
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Assuming, of course, that you can get close enough to tame one of these beasts.
|
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It really bothered me that he was assuming I was only there to play football.
|
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By instinct, we strive to make sense of Trump's nonsense, implicitly assuming some hidden strategy.
|
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I remember assuming, back then, that the photographer must be intimately familiar with those places.
|
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Several lawyers said they write reply briefs assuming judges and justices will read them first.
|
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Assuming that a wife or husband must have the same political views as a spouse!
|
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Assuming those wrinkles can be overcome, though, there is a lot for shareholders to like.
|
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Assuming Comcast terms are similar, shareholders have more to gain if Fox goes with Disney.
|
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However, consult with a tax advisor before assuming you qualify for that 20 percent break.
|
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Shortly after assuming power, the new Ukrainian government initiated investigations into corruption throughout the country.
|
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The next president then would choose a permanent replacement promptly upon assuming office on Jan.
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Assuming you are on good — or at least speaking — terms with your ex, call him.
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For starters, it prevents you from assuming that one company in particular is the cheapest.
|
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Prior to assuming his current role in 2013, he was head of FICC Americas sales.
|
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I'd started off assuming that the rental schema somehow undercut the idea of unconditional love.
|
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And, assuming a recession does not begin this month, it will soon break the record.
|
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Since assuming office, Donald Trump has insulted opponents, undermined international alliances and attacked American institutions.
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Being added as an authorized user means the main account holder is assuming the risk.
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Assuming a woman won't come back to work further makes her feel alienated, Gulliver said.
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Assuming the Eagles focus on Kenny Golladay, and perhaps even T.J. Hockenson, Jones could benefit.
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I'm assuming that a college-educated woman would have earned at least $35,000 a year.
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Assuming Donald Trump runs for reelection, he is the favorite to win — despite recent polls.
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But Thompson showed guts in reversing the hold and assuming dominance before the round ended.
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The prosecution is slated to wrap up — assuming no other delays occur — on Monday afternoon.
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So assuming the Democrats hold the line, any legislative repeal of Dodd-Frank is unlikely.
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"I see my kids almost assuming their lives are going to stay structured," he said.
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Assuming you have access to this feature, here's how to record a Google Hangouts session.
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Some people smiled and waved, evidently assuming that we were there in support of Ortega.
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Assuming the deal closed at $42 per share, Jana's stake would be worth $1.09 billion.
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Assuming he gets it, he'll have a year of athletic eligibility left after he graduates.
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Investors immediately responded by assuming the entire Internet could be saturated and selling the stocks.
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But assuming that all stocks are rising with it would be a mistake, he says.
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Assuming Apple sticks to naming macOS after scenic locations, macOS 10.15 should be no different.
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But assuming the ruling stands, the process of Britain quitting the EU just got harder.
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Trump campaigned on "America first" policies and has often used the phrase since assuming office.
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We estimate leverage will remain at around 1.5x, assuming the EBITDA margin narrows from 2017.
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I last wrote about UFC 205 with some amount of glee, assuming it held together.
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This is all assuming that Trump pays for the whole tax plan through deficit spending.
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Talent Show (assuming the code analysis is on point) seems to take a different angle.
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Assuming, of course, the legislation is not derailed by majority opposition during the scrutiny process.
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Assuming he'd be able to do whatever he wants, Mike D'Antoni is an ideal elixir.
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But the TSA had planned its budget assuming the expedited screening was going to continue.
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