I didn't have any expectations or presumptions about the year.
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My former boss clearly made presumptions about my own personality.
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And who have long made decisions based on those presumptions.
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Presumptions such as these contribute to the death of a community.
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I went in with these presumptions about who Donna Rice was.
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" He began to interrogate our "endless presumptions about realness and authenticity.
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But if Lagerfeld had no shame, he also had no presumptions.
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He was relying on presumptions and assumptions and lies and hearsay.
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Maybe others' presumptions of his gayness became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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I am well aware of the presumptions facing black business owners.
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It comes with these presumptions, these ideas of what that looks like.
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There are a lot of presumptions about us as the model minority.
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This is why proceeding with impeachment based upon presumptions is so precarious.
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In the game, people die because of these choices, his presumptions and cowardice.
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So this is all based on presumptions that turned out to be wrong.
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It seems Downey just threw a wrench in everyone's presumptions about Hiddleston's sartorial choice.
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Those presumptions are indeed broadly born out by figures from elsewhere in the world.
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I've never seen the film and had no presumptions about creator Justin Simien's angle.
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"There's a lot of presumptions about who is and isn't a musician," Liberti says.
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Suing for defamation is relatively easy in Australia, with presumptions favoring those who sue.
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I have my own presumptions and bias regarding Barr, based on decades of friendship.
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Black people live in this world with enough stereotypical presumptions about our masculinity and femininity.
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Mr. Zinke has said that the agency review process made no presumptions about the outcomes.
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For the public, there remains a concern over the different presumptions shown in such cases.
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She argues that essentialist presumptions that rationalise an unequal status quo are "particularly harmful to women".
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I found myself asking more questions of this social science research's presumptions than settling into answers.
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We don't like to be correct in these presumptions but it played out exactly that way.
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In startup-land, however, the presumptions about where housing demand is going looks a bit different.
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Throughout the trial, she asked relatively few questions, mainly testing the presumptions behind the data analyses.
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These rules would not be "some inflexible prescription" but standards, guidelines, pointers or presumptions, he wrote.
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Yet those presumptions are nothing more than guesses and are rarely given the scrutiny of experimentation.
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Hiring someone who doesn't appear to be a good fit is surely risky, yet it might also prove the presumptions wrong, an outcome that is especially valuable when these presumptions amount to built-in advantages for men or whites or people from economically or culturally advantaged backgrounds.
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Vibrating with color and texture, his adorned, topsy-turvy tableaus challenge heteronormative presumptions still prevalent throughout Africa.
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In addition, benefits include that "you get certain presumptions if you have to sue anyone," Zerner says.
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However, we felt that the article contained some inaccuracies and unreasonable presumptions about the objectives of filmmakers.
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They alleged the listing was based on presumptions rather than facts and that the measures were disproportionate.
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"You're telling me that I am, so I guess I am," Newell said, reflecting on people's presumptions.
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And also Mr. Curnutte as a man whose hereditary presumptions of power are being undermined by puppets.
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Democrats and their witnesses have instead insisted that the impeachment can be proven by inferences or presumptions.
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Ali dodged their presumptions and expectations as cagily and as stylishly as he evaded George Foreman's sledgehammer blows.
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Jiang is well aware of the fact that she defies most people's presumptions about who designs tech hardware.
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What grander way to promote the sport and dispel sexist presumptions than through a combined-gender Presidents Cup?
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The problem also surfaces in the indignity of having to justify oneself against presumptions of wrongdoing and illegitimacy.
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To deal with the latter behavior, the law has developed a series of fair and founded evidentiary presumptions.
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Dark retellings are deeply valuable to the canon; Panna a netvor explores the underbelly of the story's genteel presumptions.
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The net result: She doesn't allow the expectations and presumptions of others to influence or dictate her fashion choices.
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She is free from the relentless "if she didn't want me to stare, she wouldn't have worn that" presumptions.
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Finally, authors' presumptions specific to the supposed disparate effects of cannabis based upon THC potency are also highly questionable.
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More troubling is Judis's embrace of some of the presumptions that underlie the hawkish nationalism he aims to analyze.
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Last semester's protests at the University of California, Berkeley, challenged liberal presumptions about who exactly the good guys were.
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Republicans commended him for his service, then laid into him for relying on his presumptions of the president's motives.
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I don't see proof of a quid pro quo no matter what my presumptions, assumptions or bias might be.
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"Amanda has been so under the radar, I had no presumptions of what I'd be walking into," Cruz tells Refinery29.
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Currie says that the expectation of the oil market rebalancing sparked a big rally recently, but those were mere presumptions.
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Reader, I make no presumptions about your feelings about our current president and the actions he has taken thus far.
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People having their presumptions of what he might be like smashed by someone far more caring and genuine than expected.
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Americans increasingly think the system is rigged and that their fellow citizens don't necessarily share their basic values and presumptions.
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"It's important to avoid presumptions that men are more sexual and are the drivers of female sexual behavior," Martin said.
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Still, in some ways the show confounds presumptions about socialist realism, a genre to which some of the paintings loosely belong.
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Second, presumptions about the objectives of filmmakers are made without providing any examples as to why these conclusions have been drawn.
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Together, they presented a complex vision of society where even some very nice people are bound by their presumptions and privilege.
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In homage to the presumptions of the Trump family, my son, 85033, will be writing an upcoming HBO pilot for me.
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"Because the Commission failed to apply those presumptions, its dismissal of CREW's complaints against AAN was 'contrary to law,' " he wrote.
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Indeed, much of the evidence introduced in the House was based on the presumptions -- usually reasonable and well-founded and based on experience, but presumptions nonetheless -- from witnesses including former US Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor, Alexander Vindman, a top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, and US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland.
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Penn just saw it and hopes to have the opportunity to participate; there are profound inaccuracies and presumptions presented in Kate's story.
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No matter my fear of physics or presumptions about how a $53,000 car could perform, the M2 quelled and out-shined them.
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That dates all the way back to the radical politics of those who originally questioned the presumptions of capitalization and proper grammar.
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"All the presumptions of law independent of evidence are in favor of innocence," the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts said in 1850.
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Suddenly, Donald Trump has flipped political presumptions and sent House Democrats on a path toward the third presidential impeachment in American history.
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"This all is based on presumptions that turned out to be wrong," Steve Scalise, the No. 2 House Republican, wrote on Twitter.
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"The engineer's assumptions and presumptions are in the code," the writer and programmer Ellen Ullman wrote in a 228 essay published in Harper's.
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Technology doesn't exist in a vacuum, however, and it would look very different if it contained the "assumptions and presumptions" of multiple demographics.
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Furthermore, I don't know your personal history with mental health, so I won't make any presumptions about that as a possible factor here.
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PEOPLE asked the reality star just that — and learned it's all about letting go of all presumptions about how your trip will unfold.
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In short, the American public opposes nearly every element of the president's approach to immigration, from the underlying presumptions to the specific policies.
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The White House earlier Thursday dismissed the impeachment testimony, saying that the witnesses were relying "heavily on their own presumptions, assumptions and opinions."
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Presumptions of her progressivism notwithstanding, in a time when speaking out has become a critical component of celebrity, the silence was extremely loud.
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With everything from the daunting signage to doctors' inaccurate presumptions, there are concrete reasons why the HIV healthcare system is losing marginalized patients.
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But I've found that people are more open to discussing problematic behaviors like asserting presumptions at unknown entities, something everyone can recognize in themselves.
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We cannot afford to cling to presumptions of the past any more than we can believe that wooden ships will win the next war.
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Challenging the presumptions behind the epithet "birdbrain," Ackerman writes about the many bird species that exhibit "technical, social, musical, artistic, spatial, inventive, adaptive" intelligence.
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Republicans shifted gears quickly to suggest he's an unreliable witness who based his thinking on presumptions and opinions rather than explicit words from Trump.
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They've done so based on testimony from second- and thirdhand sources, assumptions, presumptions and political opinions provided by the nation's most liberal law professors.
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The debate itself ends up transmitting the memo's junk science and junk presumptions into the culture, where it can fulfill its purpose of engendering inequality.
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But Mr. Penn isn't too happy with the result: "There are profound inaccuracies and presumptions presented in Kate's story," his representative said in a statement.
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"The investigation is ongoing and we won't make presumptions about the cause of death," he said, adding that there was no sign of foul play.
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Trump's counsel did not mention any of this, nor did they explain how Sondland saying he made some "presumptions" apparently negates the facts Democrats presented.
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In some sense, our limitations and preconceptions are what it means to be human—and only by understanding those presumptions could you design a better world.
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With "Boîte-en-valise," presumptions of preservation from decay and social valorization through extraction from social context and function are (with hubris and prescience) self-performed.
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An "oh, huh!" moment that upended my presumptions and reminded me that games are constructed, and that construction can have a purpose beyond what's immediately obvious.
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When you look at the facts — not the presumptions, feelings and hearsay on display at the Intelligence Committee — there are several facts all witnesses agree upon.
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Anita allows me to stay in the game and remain competitive as a student and teacher, despite the daily exclusions and presumptions of incompetence I face.
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"So the iconography, for me, was a way to point to that, to maybe break down presumptions about man and nature and migration and privilege," she explains.
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The conventional presumptions about sex work as a sinister, self-destructive profession just didn't match with what Tyrnauer was seeing in the men who'd worked alongside Bowers.
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From the writer and directors of "Crazy, Stupid, Love." comes a smart, modern dramedy that will challenge your everyday presumptions about the people you think you know.
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In the portraits, Casteel captures her subjects with a warm respect, humanizing them with her black female gaze — and challenging dominant presumptions of them in our society.
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I was drawn to science as a child because I was curious about how the world works and excited to have my previous presumptions called into question.
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Taken together, these presumptions lead to black girls being held to a different standard, and facing punishments for not fitting a specific definition of quiet, reserved femininity.
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Not only because it's accessible and objectively gorgeous to behold, but because Journey shows everything right and wrong about our presumptions of what games are capable of.
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No. If anything, colleges owe students turbulence, because it's from a contest of perspectives and an assault on presumptions that truth emerges — and, with it, true confidence.
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It's impossible to do, frankly, since everyone has a different set of baseline presumptions and expectations from phones, so all we can provide are abstract analyses and comparisons.
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On a slow-burn funk ballad called "Don't Touch My Hair," featuring the British electronic artist Sampha, Solange embodies a warily self-contained persona, bristling at outside presumptions.
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The beginning of this shift in power represented a chance to personally right wrongs, long felt and often credible, stemming from legacy media's presumptions of power and authority.
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Geltzer, a movie-loving lawyer, has written what is, in effect, a guide to the moral presumptions of those who felt emboldened to speak for the movie audience.
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"If presidents can be impeached for partisan policy differences based on presumptions and feelings, not actual evidence, Democrats have profoundly undermined the precedents of this institution," said Rep.
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Considered within a larger art historical narrative, however, the unsettling feeling exposes certain presumptions around gender roles, which the artist amplifies by leaving the subjects' vulvas and nipples exposed.
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The White House's "Ebola czar," Ron Klain, was notorious for pressing agencies to review potential weaknesses in strategy, demonstrate that they were thinking around corners and test underlying presumptions.
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They land in a mostly black community in Rochester, N.Y., where she tries to make sense of all things American: wasted food, mean kids, unfriendly neighbors and false presumptions.
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For all their presumptions of being subversive and bohemian and counterculture, whatever, Silicon Valley people actually maintain these very well manicured exteriors, and frankly everybody has too much to lose.
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Since this future is constructed entirely on a scaffolding of untested presumptions, it is a matter of almost religious belief whether one considers the Singularity to be Utopia or hell.
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And this allows certain presumptions—about men and women, about feminism and misogyny—to rush in, so that they undergird a once-in-a-generation opportunity to redefine gender politics.
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That said, the British action to clear the records of so many men who suffered from the historically misguided presumptions and prejudices of society and religion is an important step.
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Facts Not in Dispute: When you look at the facts — not the presumptions, feelings and hearsay on display at the Intelligence Committee — there are several facts all witnesses agree upon.
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"Facts Not in Dispute: "When you look at the facts — not the presumptions, feelings and hearsay on display at the Intelligence Committee — there are several facts all witnesses agree upon.
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It defeats our easy presumptions about scale and gives the entire space an otherworldliness rare in any American city, and exceedingly so in the heart of New York's Financial District.
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Instead of running away from presumptions about the life she and other women like her live, Cardi embraces the hood lore and internet gossip head-on, two flawlessly manicured fingers up.
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But when you cut through the pioneer cybernetic presumptions and tired notions of artists and dancers as robots, Nicolas Schöffer Retroprospective, in actuality, is a pleasant encounter with mesmerizing light shows.
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Many nonbinary people I had talked with had already asked me not to mention whether they had been assigned female or male at birth, to deter readers from making false presumptions.
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The U.S.'s biased presumptions that the highly risk-averse Chinese leader will do everything possible to prevent a trade war may be what compels the president to push too hard.
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It takes his father's shameless tryst with a student (Anna Paquin) — the object of Walt's lust, too — to shake him from his presumptions and start to reflect on his own mistakes.
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Chinese art is often framed as uniformly defined by select historical events, but such frameworks uphold erroneous presumptions and impose a cause-effect relationship that rejects multicultural sensitivities and personal reflections.
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CJ: For the book, I interviewed 22016 female artists and had an honest conversation with them about their work, without trying to make presumptions or pigeonhole them because of their gender.
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But society's shifting understanding of gender and the language used to describe it should not lead to presumptions, said Nick Adams, director of transgender representation at the L.G.B.T.Q. advocacy organization GLAAD.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone and his deputy Michael Purpura noted that central witnesses in the House's impeachment hearings based their assessments on "presumptions" and "guesswork" rather than knowledge of Trump's intentions.
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Lawyers for Mr. Lee called prosecutors' key evidence against him weak and "based on presumptions," promising a spirited defense and setting the stage for a battle that could stretch into next year.
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The increase during this time was attributed to the addition of several Agent Orange-related presumptions, increasing medical complexity of claims, as well as an influx of claims from OEF/OIF veterans.
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There is another column to be written about those presumptions, but this one is about Hassan Whiteside the basketball player, and in that context those concerns look both overstated and a bit misguided.
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An ideology nourished in the small-town Midwest and rural South and in the growing population centers of Western states resented and opposed the approach, style, and transactional presumptions of East Coast elites.
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He sold his stake in the company in 2015, Tiborcz told website Origo in an interview in October 2017, due to "continuous attacks against me - and thus my family - which were based on presumptions".
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But the critics of the Ghost in the Shell adaptation make a series of presumptions that end up obscuring a more complex tale of cultural appropriation, or what we might more generously call hybridization.
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As a woman of color with a doctorate, I know from experience that my daughter is likely to face presumptions and questions due to preconceived notions of who she is and her competence level.
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The intense political scrutiny, from investigations to congressional hearings, followed by widespread media reporting, allowed most of us to guess at what happened and how, but having the official report reinforce our presumptions is nice.
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It still embodies an outmoded way of thinking about "foreign" films — and the notion of "foreignness" itself — as well as decades-old presumptions about what might qualify a movie made abroad for recognition in Hollywood.
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They accused witnesses of basing their most explosive information on "presumptions" or "guesses," rejecting the notion that Trump himself had demanded a quid pro quo because no one heard him say the words out loud.
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Interestingly, the complaint traces gender discrimination at Riot back to the company's presumptions about who the "core gamers" are among employees, and describes the alleged sexual misconduct as another product of "gaming culture" perpetuated by Riot.
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" In a 21-page finding, Judge Preska wrote that "the Trump Parties have failed to identify any interests that can overcome the common law and First Amendment presumptions of access to the four documents at issue.
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This new kind of "suburban fluxus" generates work that documents and re-contextualizes their objects and possessions of self, family and culture, the role of the camera in contemporary art and challenging presumptions of the everyday.
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But Trump's people never reached out to the Democrats, who had reasonable reservations about the original plan, which made some very iffy presumptions about using tax credits to get private investment in the roads and bridges.
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Across 150 minutes, the film bears witness to a shocking miscarriage of justice, triggered by coercive police tactics, an incompetent defense and the presumptions of a community that wanted to lay this horrific case to rest.
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" To those, like Lisa and Clark, who have not experienced mental illness, Whaley's message is equally simple: "Assumptions and presumptions are oftentimes very wrong, and that just because someone seems okay doesn't mean they're okay at all.
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The offer to become an informant on one's culture will be familiar to any minority writer, as well as the guilt that comes with confirming a white person's presumptions that a non-white culture may be inferior.
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These immediate problems, moreover, do not begin to reflect the enormity of the fundamental questions now hanging over the presumptions and principles that have long underpinned the way Britain and Europe see their role in the world.
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Trump's lawyers began their opening arguments by casting doubt on the Democrats' case that the president tried to pressure Ukraine, arguing that key witnesses based their knowledge on "presumptions" rather than direct knowledge of the president's aims.
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Rebel and Shots Fired vary in their degrees of gritty realism, but each has a you-are-there quality when it comes to their inciting incidents, capturing the confusion and presumptions behind a moment of racially motivated violence.
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Presumptions about personality traits, occupations, behavior and physical characteristics remained consistent over three decades despite women making advances in education and the workplace, said authors of the study published in Psychology of Women Quarterly, a peer-reviewed journal.
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"Failure to follow these protocols could result in criminal or civil penalties, and could form the basis of legal claims, legal presumptions, or jury instructions relating to spoliation of evidence," the memo warns former Trump transition team members.
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For anyone unfamiliar with the case, or anyone who thought they knew the truth, Amanda Knox is a gripping exercise in checking personal biases and assumptions — not to mention presumptions of guilt — before they spiral out of control.
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Over the course of such a discussion, participants generally come to the conclusion on their own about how their presumptions can easily lend themselves to racialization, and even racism itself, if done on a larger, more institutional basis.
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The study, titled "She Looks Like She'd Be an Animal in Bed: Dehumanization of Drinking Women in Social Contexts," explored the stereotypes applied to women who drink and how presumptions of alcohol and sexual promiscuity go hand-in-hand.
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She and the Instituut hope to use the exhibition not just to raise awareness of the presumptions many of us bring to hoodies, but also to change attitudes, to create a sense of inclusivity and community around the garment.
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Like the best of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, "Assistant Wanted, Female" is snappy, with a keenly nuanced sense of how bad habits and unfair presumptions have way too much to do with how the world really works. Hulu.
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Among the points they made: Trump counsel Mike Purpura argued that EU ambassador Gordon Sondland's knowledge of any quid pro quo was based on his own "presumptions," an assertion highlighted by a supercut of Sondland's remarks on the subject.
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On Wednesday, researchers in Toronto announced that Ewen did not have C.T.E., upending presumptions about the disease and raising more questions about why some athletes get it and others do not, even those displaying some of C.T.E.'s classic symptoms.
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"If the [ghost hunting] group always thought this was a male entity, they would ask if he would have a wife and vice versa for women," says Gum, pointing out that these gendered presumptions pervade most TV ghost hunting series.
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As Franklin Roosevelt successfully steered the party toward the idea of an activist state in pursuit of egalitarian economics while maintaining the coalition with white supremacists, sympathetic historians like Arthur Schlesinger continued to make use of the Dunning School's basic presumptions.
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The Supreme Court's ruling in Shelby essentially held that the Voting Rights Act was outmoded, relying on presumptions about racism, especially in Southern states, which didn't reflect the progress that had been made since 1965, when the bill was signed.
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Experts like documentarian Katerina Cizek, neurologist Simon Drouin, designer Clint Beharry, transmedia artist Simon Wilkinson, and nearly a dozen other esteemed panelists and designated 'agitators' sparred over the presumptions and promises of one of the most anticipated technologies yet seen.
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" A UN Tribunal recently found that "while in many cases the effects of environmental change and natural disasters will not bring affected persons within the scope of the Refugee Convention, no hard and fast rules or presumptions of non-applicability exist.
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Getting away from core counts and clock speeds, Intel wants the glossy "Intel Inside" sticker to be a mark of reassurance to consumers, a sign that what's inside lives up to an increasingly common set of ARM-inspired presumptions about modern mobile devices.
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Through the painting, Close has accessed the perceptual center of your mind, exploiting the way we process human identity: the gaps of knowledge and the unknown spaces we fill with our own presumptions, the expectations and delusions we layer upon everyone we meet.
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The past week has seen a lot of takes about due process, presumptions of innocence, and other questions relating to how we should think about the situation at hand, in which Ford has a credible accusation but no contemporaneous witnesses or real proof.
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As we know, AI algorithmic systems are continuously harvesting our data, and many cyber-friendly artists (myself included) are choosing to express an art-of-noise rejoinder that privileges the glitch over this reality of simulation and its presumptions of progressive perfection.
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What if all our presumptions of alpha males being dominant adventurers in sexual conquest, and women as passive recipients seeking a single dominant male's attention, come from the long shadow cast by a culture of containment and control, not from how we evolved?
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But even this aggressive, oppositional coverage — much of it thorough and hard-won, like stories about Mr. Trump's taxes or his charitable foundation — was delivered with presumptions of trust and common language, and with the privileged expectation of the benefit of the doubt.
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The film's portrayal of this ignorance is sly; a critic of the ordinance lays out all of his presumptions about the amorality of the LGBTQ community right in front of an older woman who he has no idea is both trans and a practicing Christian.
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Established track and field events could be cut from the program – though the former British politician was careful not to name any in the firing line – while some of the basic presumptions that have underpinned the sport for over a century are up for debate.
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"I didn't speak English that well and he taught me to say, 'I presume that your presumptions are precisely incorrectly, your sarcastic insinuations too obnoxious to be appreciated,'" Ms. Porchon-Lynch said, sitting on a bench in the yoga room at the Fred Astaire studio.
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It would also add presumptions that would make it extremely difficult for Central Americans to qualify for asylum, and codify — in an even more restrictive form — an opinion written by Sessions in June that attempted to restrict asylum for victims of domestic and gang violence.
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This is also visible in the many "what we could have done differently" articles, which contain obvious presumptions of power and control — the belief, held throughout the campaign, by outlets that they, and not the audience, were in charge of the story, or popular perception.
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The cultural advances of black people, homosexuals, women, and urban élites which challenged the mainstream presumptions of middle-class white men are the focus of some of the major offerings in Metrograph's series "Dim All the Lights: Disco and the Movies" (Aug. 5-11).
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To understand the dire situation facing North Koreas, it's important to keep in mind the government devised 'Songbun' system, which arbitrarily and rigidly stratifies the entire population into categories based on presumptions or fabrications of loyalty to the regime, social class or connections to elite families.
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So the company's films indulge in half-measures designed to let viewers who are progressively inclined feel as if they're picking up on something truly new and interesting, while never actually challenging any of the baseline presumptions of a society that allows Disney to remain dominant.
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"Some of our Supreme Court justices seem to buy into the same problematic presumptions with such vehemence that evidence of actual wealthy white corruption of merit will not dislodge their belief in the racialized fantasies that black and Latino affirmative action program participants defile merit," Hernandez says.
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Called "Marriage Markets and Male Mating Effort: Violence and Crime Are Elevated Where Men Are Rare" and conducted by researchers at the University of Utah, the study outlines common presumptions about violence and threats to "social stability" surrounding male-dominated population ratios—and then promptly dismisses them.
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In the myth, Daphne was the master of her own fate, metamorphosing into a laurel tree to escape Apollo's sexual advances; in Shimoyama's painting, he recasts himself as the nymph to show desires for the queer black body that elude the presumptions of the heterosexist gaze.
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Adjusted in scale and palette only, an aggressive scraping and wetting technique advanced the artist's radically subjective tone to the point in which it not only unsettled one's presumptions concerning a so-called lower species, but simultaneously propelled a viewer's sense of the angelic into Miltonian ambiguities.
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"There are high presumptions that these are strains that are not coming from wild birds but that have propagated below epidemic thresholds in palmipeds (ducks, geese) farms where the identification of these strains is far more difficult because there are no clinical signs," Eloit told a news conference.
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We in the creative community, for our part, suddenly find ourselves living in a nation personified by a man of staggering crassness, who in the pursuit of power has thoroughly polluted the all-but-lost ideal of an informed electorate, trafficking in the crudest of stereotypes, epithets and presumptions.
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There would seem no better way to promote sport and dispel sexist presumptions than through combined-gender competitions, though the strategic alliance recently formed by the PGA Tour and the Ladies Professional Golf Association comes across as faintly retro, given the forces fomenting revolution in the sports world.
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At El Jardín, which opened last June in Liberty Station, a new mixed-use development on a former Navy training base, there is sometimes a sense that she is cooking against all those presumptions — correcting people before they have a chance to misunderstand her or raise an eyebrow at the prices.
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"As has been the case throughout the Democrats' impeachment sham, today's witnesses rely heavily on their own presumptions, assumptions and opinions," said White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie Grisham'Anonymous' author pledges to reveal identity soon Judge halts Trump immigrant insurance mandate Trump, Kemp hold tense meeting on Georgia Senate pick: report MORE.
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It is a large group of candidates that hopes this bet comes true, including any Democrat who is not in what is now regarded as the top tier (Biden, Warren, Sanders, and, barely, Buttigieg) and is laboring against media presumptions that they have only the faintest and most implausible chance of being president.
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Related: The Salacious Ammo Even Donald Trump Won't Use in a Fight Against Hillary Clinton But the New York Times noted that the randomness of precincts sampled in entrance polls mean that the results and presumptions from them are notoriously unreliable, and are not designed to be an accurate gauge of the Latino vote.
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Videos like these -- and Trump's massive social media presence, which allows him to spread them to anyone and everyone who supports him -- is why polling increasingly shows that we live in two different Americas operating under two different presumptions about the state of the country, the President and the very idea of facts and truth.
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As she stood outside her senator's office, she was sympathetic to the position Collins found herself in: as one of the few Republican women in the Senate, who bears all the burden in a drama that hinges on very difficult questions about memory, presumptions of innocence, and how victims of assault should be treated.
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With the exception of two items on FIRE's list — one calling for a presumption of innocence, which Carter believes violates Title IX's requirement that adjudicators make no presumptions whatsoever — Carter says not only that he agrees with every principle but also that each is already required by Title IX, the Clery Act or the guidance letter.
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"Though much of today's testimony by Ambassador Sondland was related to his presumptions and beliefs, rather than hard facts, he testified to the fact that President Trump never told him that a White House meeting or the aid to Ukraine was tied to receiving a public statement from (Ukrainian) President (Volodymyr) Zelenskiy," White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
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Such a steep drop in revenue would force ministers to slash public spending or raise taxes, The Times said on Tuesday, having seen a draft cabinet committee paper on the potential economic impact of the U.K's decision in a referendum to leave the EU. The leaked paper used the same analysis as the U.K. Treasury (in favor or remaining in the EU) used during the referendum campaign and, as such, Brexit campaigners have said the economic presumptions are flawed.
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