But without further context, we can't really jump to conclusions about what that means.
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But experts are not going to jump to conclusions about who is behind the malware.
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Though nothing has been confirmed, Twitter was quick to jump to conclusions about the romance.
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But I would be careful not to jump to conclusions about the administration's attitude to Islam.
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It's not for me to jump to conclusions about a legal process that is now unfolding.
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I think too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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So a lot of people jump to conclusions about them because they live in this compound together.
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I think unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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"I think unfortunately too many of us in this great country jump to conclusions about each other," she said.
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"I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other," Clinton finished.
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Sylacauga police chief Kelley Johnson released a statement asking residents not to jump to conclusions about what happened and why.
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Maktoum, the Emirates chairman, said he didn't want to "jump to conclusions" about what happened because the investigation is ongoing.
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It is far, far too early to jump to conclusions about what the insurance market will look like a few years from now.
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The militant's younger brother Dahlan told Indonesian media last weekend not to jump to conclusions about his sibling's alleged role in the suicide bombing.
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But before we jump to conclusions about residential real estate market, let's examine key factors that will determine the future of the renter vs.
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The letter urged Mr. Obama not to jump to conclusions about the Cuban system, or assume that the past could be so easily forgotten.
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"While fans shouldn't necessarily jump to conclusions about what this might mean, for many people who watch the show, their silence speaks volumes," she writes.
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I think that's warranted and desired and needed here, but no one should -- we should all try not to jump to conclusions about what happened.
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Emirates chairman, His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, said he didn't want to "jump to conclusions" about what happened because the investigation is ongoing.
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Fifty-eight percent of registered voters contacted for the survey said that they believed reporters were more likely to jump to conclusions about events than before.
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But while the Goldman indicator may be suggesting tougher times ahead, Oppenheimer said there many be reason not to jump to conclusions about an upcoming bear market.
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John Kasich, who also is considering running either as a Republican or independent in 2020, recently told CNBC that people shouldn't jump to conclusions about Schultz's potential candidacy.
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Despite this flip-flop in trends, Ben-Shabat emphasized that investors shouldn't jump to conclusions about the coinciding strength in affordable luxury and weakness at the high end.
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While many people believe stereotyping is wrong, calling it "gaydar" merely provides a cover for using stereotypical traits -- like someone's fashion sense, profession or hairstyle -- to jump to conclusions about someone being gay.
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One might argue it's a relief that media outlets declined to jump to conclusions about or make false connections between the dark day of remembrance and the mass shootings that came with it.
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And, while mental health experts support a public discussion about mental health, they also warn that Trump's willingness to jump to conclusions about mass shooters contributes to stigma surrounding mental health, making the problem worse.
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If Veronica is the bride, it's quite possible that Archie is the groom — however, before we jump to conclusions about a One Tree Hill-like wedding, these pics might not mean what we think they mean.
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In a brief news conference, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said that "there may be some mental health issues with this shooting," adding that it was not the time to jump to conclusions about tightening gun laws.
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Del Toro said that his Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas co-star is "a nice guy, very caring, very smart" and that he was loath to jump to conclusions about Amber Heard's allegations of domestic abuse.
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The defense lawyers — emphasizing the sprawling web of relationships in international soccer and the long arm of American justice — urged the jury not to jump to conclusions about their clients simply because of their associations with convicted criminals.
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Pervasive partisanship and rapid-fire social media echo chambers have exacerbated our tendency to jump to conclusions — about everything from Joe Biden's behavior to a student's encounter with a Native American man at a rally to the Mueller report.
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It's still very early in the investigation, though, and it's important not to jump to conclusions about the attacker's motivations based on initial reports, as early reports — especially from unnamed police sources — can often turn out to be incorrect.
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Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said that given Sri Lanka's history of ethnic and religious violence, it was premature to jump to conclusions about whether radicalized Muslims might have played a role in the bombings.
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"Because of the traditional meaning of the 'OK' hand gesture, as well as other usages unrelated to white supremacy, particular care must be taken not to jump to conclusions about the intent behind someone who has used the gesture," the ADL wrote in its write-up in the database.
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There's still a visible blurriness between whose tweets we're precisely reading—the brand or the people behind the brand—and this is surely not the last time, intentional or not, a sugary drink will commodify our sadness, or we'll jump to conclusions about the emotions of the people running a certain account.
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Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said that given Sri Lanka's long history of ethnic and religious violence, including a nearly three-decade civil war that ended only in 2009, it was premature to jump to conclusions about whether radicalized Muslims might have played a role in the assault.
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She is quite air-headed and has a tendency to jump to conclusions about her brother and the other girls, mostly ending in perverse ways. She enters Suiko as a first-year student during Sorata's third year. ; : :Daichi is Sorata's and Nanami's classmate. He has feelings for Nanami.
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The parameters of this analysis (e.g. the effective length and shape of the analysis window) depend directly on physiology and indirectly on the co- evolution of ear and voice as our human and prehuman ancestors interacted with their social and physical environments. The output of this first stage is called a spectral pitch pattern, when it is determined by psychoacoustic experiments in which listeners make subjective judgments, matching the perceived pitch of a pure reference tone to that of a successively presented complex tone. The spectral pitches differ in perceptual salience since their sound pressure levels differ physically, they lie at different distances above the threshold of hearing, they mask each other (and therefore lie at different distances above the masked threshold), and may or may not lie in a region to which the ear is particularly sensitive (a dominance region of pitch perception). A cornerstone of Terhardt’s is approach is the idea that because spectral pitches are subjective, we must not jump to conclusions about the relationship between them and their physiological (physical) foundations in the ear and brain.
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