Presuming that female reproductive organs make women behave irrationally is rude and sexist.
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But Trump is so far not presuming that he has any particular power.
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Clinton — they should stop presuming that their gender decides what lever they pull.
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But presuming that Cruz does win the nomination, there will have to be a reckoning.
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It is in presuming that you and I were ever speaking about the same thing.
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"You're presuming that they're doing certain things that they should not be doing," she said.
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"The danger is presuming that Japanese culture alone somehow protects or imperils your investment," said Bleistein.
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M.I.A. is presuming that the Black Lives Matter movement has evolved to a position of power.
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Mr. Johnson had selected the members of his board, presuming that their loyalty might be assured.
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Presuming that data is removed from devices, remanufacturing is an important component of the circular economy.
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By "PTSD-like" we are not presuming that these experiences necessarily share common biological mechanisms with PTSD.
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Presuming that no Democrats support the tax, the GOP can only afford to lose two Republican votes.
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The vote now stands 50 opposed and 49 in favor, presuming that Rubio is a no vote.
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So I'm not going to go into this presuming that they know me and all my bits.
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"You're presuming that Turkey is going to commit genocide against the Kurds," the senior administration official said.
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If you have a phone, which is most people ... I'm presuming that you can get a phone. Yep.
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"Proficiency in Japanese is mandatory," lists the job qualifications, and we're presuming that doesn't just include hearing comprehension.
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"You can get started for under $50," said Ms. Bosworth (presuming that you don't pay for her class).
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So where have all the visitors to these new museums gone, presuming that they initially flocked to the openings?
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Toni Presuming that Clinton locks up the Democratic primary, where should the Clinton team send Bill Clinton to campaign?
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For decades he has leaned on familiar Beatles anecdotes, presuming that decades-old chestnuts may still pass for warm.
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"We are presuming that, because he admitted he'd done it, there isn't a presumption of innocence any more," Adams said.
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Presuming that Washington will continue to tighten the screws on Iran economically, the coming months could prove more dangerous, not less.
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Both powers seem to be presuming that the peace effort will fail and digging in for the next phase of war.
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Brandel also advises against presuming that every unconventional decision a person with mental illness makes is automatically connected to their diagnosis.
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On this, the world mostly looked the other way, presuming that given time, they'd dig their way out of their differences.
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Presuming that calls for censorship and destruction constitute a legitimate response to perceived injustice leads us down a very dark path.
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Presuming that Wade's current demands are the same as they were last year, his contract would start around $31 million per year.
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He said he was building a defense team for Mr. Hambali and was presuming that it would need a death-penalty specialist.
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But presuming that calls for censorship and destruction constitute a legitimate response to perceived injustice leads us down a very dark path.
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A.B.G. is presuming that in today's multiplatform world, a brand name and what it stands for is the most valuable form of commodity.
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Chance of death: 57.89% Again, we're presuming that the newest member of the Kingsguard that Qyburn introduced to Cersei is a reanimated Gregor Clegane.
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Chance of death: 28.57% Again, we're presuming that the newest member of the Kingsguard that Qyburn introduced to Cersei is a reanimated Gregor Clegane.
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Steve King of Iowa, seeking to bat away allegations of racism by an angry constituent, warned Tuesday against presuming that different cultures are equal.
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But Cassidy was presuming that Trump cared about how tall he wanted his building to be, rather than simply demanding a building be constructed.
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Adalja also pointed out the fallacy of presuming that taking off your shoes means you won't be tracking bacteria indoors when you walk around.
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When you're talking about that idea of voices for everyone, one of the problems on these platforms, and presuming that you're building a platform, correct?
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Presuming that Westeros falls victim to the same climate change currently annihilating Earth's polar ice, would a melting wall of ice cover Westeros in water?
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"Presuming that a random driver from Louisiana poses a greater risk of contagion than a random Texan is wholly arbitrary," said Cole of the ACLU.
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But to really talk about it and get into it would be presuming that sex is a guarantee, and then you start setting a precedent.
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Some researchers said the UK climate committee was too optimistic in its recommendation, presuming that many aspects of a modern energy-intensive lifestyle would go unchanged.
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"Not even presuming that he has national ambitions, it broadens the scope of his attention," said Douglas Muzzio, a professor of political science at Baruch College.
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IdahoCourts in this state can terminate the parental rights of individuals who conceived a child through rape, presuming that it's in the best interest of the child.
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But this is presuming that Canvas or the branded obsessiveness of the Musecage is intended for kids, or that its intended audience will use it as intended.
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Presuming that the judge regards these opinions – six in civil cases and four in criminal prosecutions – as his most significant writings, what can we learn from them?
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This suggests a growing awareness that startups, including " hot companies presuming that a gigantic IPO is around the corner," are less likely to have a significant liquidity event.
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She is not wrong that Brexit, presuming that it actually happens in a couple of years, would do economic damage to Scotland if it remained a part of Britain.
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Presuming that the loyalty program is valuable enough for you to put spend on a cobranded card, are the thresholds still achievable given your planned spending patterns this year?
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With The Purge: Election Year now in theaters, this upstanding citizen wanted to know which female celebrity Twittersphere trolls would rape first, presuming that no punishment would be meted out.
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And, presuming that what we know of the February 14 memo is true, then Trump's former FBI director will be on record directly disagreeing with the President's version of events.
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Of course, that's presuming that you don't have vulnerable members of your household who have respirators or other important medical equipment, in which case you may need a generator anyway.
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The bill ensures that a resident may vote in their intended party's primary even if they miss the official registration deadline, presuming that their application is accepted by county officials.
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At this time we are working under the assumption that this flaw will impact all of our customers and we're presuming that rebooting Droplets (a DigitalOcean cloud server) will be necessary.
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Rocket League has much the same premise — soccer, but with rocket-powered cars — so one would be forgiven for presuming that it, too, would flop following its release in July 2015.
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In other words, Monzo isn't presuming that specific features of the U.K. offering, which is currently seeing 200,000 people sign up each month, will automatically resonate with customers across the pond.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain plans to increase the number of organ donors by changing the rules of consent and presuming that people have agreed to transplants unless they have specifically opted out.
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One thing the current moment shows is the folly of presuming that viruses will respect borders — that they can be kept out by walls or wrangled into submission with good intentions.
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That's $33.4 million in total that the company can access, presuming that every short-term investment is unwindable into cash inside the window in which Ucommune would need to access it.
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And, presuming that the Bothans stole the plans a few weeks or months before the destruction of the first Star Wars movie, does it even make sense for them to cross paths?
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Presuming that Dropbox's growth is in the ballpark of Box's, we can quickly apply Box's 5.2x revenue multiple to Dropbox's $1 billion revenue pace and, voilà, Dropbox is worth around $5.2 billion.
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You see it in Ryan's as he now has to contend with the guilt that comes from presuming that the boy he saved is going to ultimately go down the same horrid path.
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One of the biggest problems facing the Tory Party (presuming that it can avoid being torn apart by the madness of Brexit, a big assumption) is the hollowing out of the middle class.
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"It is patently unfair that men can avoid the rewards of unwanted fatherhood by presuming that their judgment over such matters is more valid than the judgment of the General Assembly," the bill said.
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One could be forgiven for presuming that these steps meant that Battlefield V was doing its best to work within the limitations of the WWII shooter genre to avoid glorifying Nazis or their ideology.
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In Britain, Prime Minister David Cameron announced back in 2013 that he would hold a referendum on E.U. membership largely to mollify euroskeptics in his Conservative Party, presuming that Britons would vote to stay in.
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There are too many examples of privatization leading to either lower quality or higher prices for me to be comfortable with just presuming that profit-making services are better than the ones the government offers.
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For example, if someone publishes an article about you saying that you steal money from your work to pay for your puppy-fighting operation, presuming that is not true, you could sue the writer for libel.
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There's another judgment that came from the high court which said that because this woman was drinking and spent time with a lot of men and supposedly smoked weed, they're presuming that her consent was given.
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By demanding post-detention reporting for up to a lifetime, the court is presuming that an individual has the propensity to commit a certain type of crime in the future and therefore must be scrupulously supervised.
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At the time, Watkins was accused of, among other things, a distinctly heteronormative frame of reference, of presuming that only straight women writers were capable of being ensnared in the blithely wielded cross hairs of men.
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The Trump administration argues that the requirement puts an undue burden on groups linked to churches and treats them unfairly, presuming that because of their religious affiliation they will provide ideologically driven care or lie to clients.
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The couple met in 2014, after her brother and father dropped out of a planned golf foursome, leaving Ms. Stamas and Mr. Goulakos alone together and presuming that they had been set up on a blind date.
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"We're presuming that homophobia and racism had something to do with how much energy and effort went into investigating Project Houston," he said, referring to an investigation into three missing men later found to be among McArthur's victims.
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This means that it is as simple as granting the Tail app access to your Starling bank account, a one tap process akin to Facebook or Twitter log-in, presuming that you are already a customer of Starling.
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The Trump administration argues that the requirement puts an undue burden on groups linked to churches and treats them unfairly, presuming that because of their religious affiliation they will provide inferior, ideologically-driven care or lie to clients.
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Presuming that the device is worn regularly around the office or home the way that Magic Leap intends, you can add little surreal graphical details around your environment or keep a handy clock or weather app positioned on a table.
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And the liberal punditocracy, newly enamored with political science, has become so certain that presidents cannot achieve their goals in a fractured system with multiple veto points that it has wrung hope out of politics, presuming that public opinion is static.
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Doing some back-of-the-napkin math on that, and presuming that Jerry was an 18-year-old high school senior at the time, and given that the show piloted 18 years after 1971, it would put him at about 35.
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It culminated in the UNC game, during which linebacker Matthew Thomas and defensive end Josh Sweat leisurely trotted in pursuit of a pass to the flat to UNC receiver Thomas Jackson, presuming that their teammates had the play under wraps.
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If we had tariffs on the remaining amount of trade with China, and presuming that China would respond to that as well, I think then you would be talking about products that affected consumers in a much more direct way.
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A majority of Americans (56 percent, according to Gallup) favor capital punishment, believing that it will deter offenders or save money and presuming that it will apply only to the vilest criminals and that mistakes are not a serious risk.
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But Republicans in the Senate, which confirms new justices, say they will run out the clock on Obama's nominee until a new president enters the Oval Office, presuming that a conservative candidate will win the White House this fall. Sen.
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"I think this is just another example of law enforcement in particular viewing black males suspiciously, second-guessing them or presuming that they're up to no good when they're doing rather ordinary things," said Chelsea Crawford, another lawyer for Mr. James.
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There are currently 22 Republicans opposed to the bill, according to The Hill's Whip List, meaning that the GOP leadership can't afford to lose any more lawmakers and still pass the bill, presuming that all Democrats in the House oppose it.
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If June really is going to move more into the world of resistance fighting (presuming that she's not, y'know, dead), she's inevitably going to have to see the people she kills or hurts as nothing more than the side they are aligned with.
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In addition, there is also a strong school of thought indicating that there might not be a real need to have a pay-for, presuming that the lower tax rates would stimulate the economy, and the concern for additional taxation would simply disappear.
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Of course, there is no problem with a political body actually legislating — a lesson Congress may one day learn — but there is a problem with presuming that just about any activity is barred until a law or regulation is passed expressly to permit it.
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Those who really want to will still be able to assemble their own packages à la carte (presuming that the death of net neutrality doesn't result in cable companies privileging their own streaming services to the exclusion of others, which is an entirely different ball of wax).
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Correctly presuming that Lufthansa would not have the film in their on-demand seatback movie library, I pre-downloaded the film for a long international flight and waited until the sweet old lady sat next to me had fallen asleep to begin my screening at 19003,000 feet.
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Miller, who in January won a Supreme Court case forcing the government to seek parliamentary approval before triggering Brexit, said Prime Minister Theresa May seemed set on a "hard Brexit" and that financial markets were wrong in presuming that the poll would see her soften her stance.
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But if you do it the way you're doing it, which is, it goes -- presuming that you impeach the President, the House Democrats vote to impeach the President, it goes to the Senate, Chief Justice John Roberts presides, and he could theoretically compel John Bolton and others to testify.
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" In response to another reporter who asked if it's a "conflict of interest" for Trump's children to be heavily involved in the transition given their roles as heads of the president-elect's company, the Trump Organization, Conway said, "You're presuming that they're doing certain things that they should not be doing.
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"It's all tied up in the companies I've invested in," he said, before reminding me that when you back a startup so early on in its life, it can be an incredibly long time before you have an opportunity to get your money out, presuming that you do at all.
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Presuming that TLC fans are probably less the "guys with 271 Twitter followers who say 'epic' loads" type (ie: the sort of people who voted for Boaty McBoatface) and more the "sincere 30-something ladies" type, it feels like the inevitable title will probably be very heartfelt, well-meaning and literal.
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They may have also fallen victim to the "availability heuristic", presuming that the EU vote was likely to resemble that of Scotland's 2014 independence referendum (where the status quo won handily even though the polls showed a tight race) simply because that precedent occurred so recently in the same country.
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His handlers are presuming that having seen Mr. Biden dispatched and Mr. Buttigieg all-but-anointed, the Democratic primary electorate in the Super Tuesday states (and beyond) would recoil with buyer's remorse and scramble to find a more "suitable" (meaning "not gay," although no one will ever admit it) replacement.
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Presuming that Corbyn would take the England job and not reject it on grounds of international solidarity, here's what the Football Manager algorithm thinks would happen if May and the man the fans have dubbed 'the absolute boy' attempted to win the Jules Rimet, with a few creative embellishments here and there.
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Bettors nonetheless fancied the well-funded Jeb Bush and smooth-talking Marco Rubio for most of the lead-up to the primaries despite their lacklustre poll numbers, wrongly presuming that Mr Trump's polling figures were bound to deflate just like those of the 2012 outsider candidates Herman Cain, Michelle Bachmann and Newt Gingrich.
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When Murphy announced, in January, 2016, that he and his principal collaborators, the keyboardist Nancy Whang and the percussionist Pat Mahoney, would reunite, many fans were excited but unsurprised, presuming that they had simply decided to cash in on their legacy—it was the kind of jaded response that had been conditioned by the group's knowing, punkish music.
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There will be need to be complicated and prolonged conversations between young men and young women about what constitutes consent, what is an abuse of power, why we encourage men — who are already taller, stronger, more muscled — to be the sexual aggressors, while still presuming that girls will make themselves pretty and wait around to be asked.
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One Point Perspective Presuming that the Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino is figured as a literal place on the record, this could well be the song that introduces us to its residents—like a montage in song form, showing the listener around every grimy nook and cranny of this new, metaphorical universe, with Turner's huge capacity for description on full show.
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I imagine he's also aware that this one puts him ahead of every other college football coach who ever lived with the exception of another Alabama coach, Paul "Bear" Bryant; I imagine he's also aware that those of us whose job it is to chronicle college football had spent a great deal of the past couple years presuming that the Alabama dynasty was perpetually on the verge of a gasping death.
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