Supposing I got down on the floor and attacked you from there?
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But supposing that occurred, would the White House give it the thumbs-up?
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Supposing Mr. Sanders follows Iowa with a win in New Hampshire on Feb.
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I'm supposing it's the one where Ciri becomes Empress, but I can't be sure.
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Supposing your Dad already has a Nintendo Switch (because we're supposing you got that for him already), send your dad back to his childhood with this strange and sensational cardboard building kit that gets him behind the wheels of in-game cars, planes, and submarines.
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Readers could be forgiven for supposing that the MBTI was the creation of white-coated psychometricians.
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TRUMP: I mean, supposing they were able to give me additional — it wouldn't have helped me.
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They have not even told us what actions they would take supposing an environmental disaster does occur.
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" Liam Fox, Britain's trade minister and a supporter of leaving the EU: "Supposing we had another referendum.
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And supposing America isn't able to find a peaceful resolution, does it back someone in the conflict?
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Nintendo Labo Vehicle Kit Supposing your Dad already has a Nintendo Switch (because we're supposing you got that for him already), send your dad back to his childhood with this strange and sensational cardboard building kit that gets him behind the wheels of in-game cars, planes, and submarines.
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It would be about a $33 billion mouthful, including assumed debt, supposing 3G paid a 30 percent premium.
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It would be about a $100 billion mouthful, including assumed debt, supposing 3G paid a 30 percent premium.
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The film shrewdly resists the biographical cliché of supposing that the songs originate in or refer to specific moments of feeling.
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They think that out of all the possible decisions, even supposing they're all bad ones, they think they're choosing the best one.
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Supposing the Trump administration of the United States also decides to go towards the direction of dialogue, what approach will Japan take?
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Next year, supposing the EU referendum is safely won, Mr Osborne should take aim in the same direction, and with heavier fire.
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No one asks to see the ring or wonders how you met, supposing, rightfully, that you've moved on to more mundane matters.
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The joke is still on the title character, who made the mistake of supposing that her feelings, or her life, might matter.
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Supposing I were to die, as I sit at this table, playing with my indian paper knife—what would be the difference.
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Thereby hang the countless conspiracy theories of our day, many of them supposing that we possess far less privacy than we actually do.
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But we cannot conceive of any honest or any sane man supposing for one moment that it is his duty to murder his fellows.
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Even supposing that everything you're doing is permitted under your terms of employment, though, you're not fairly sharing the burdens with your co-workers.
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Such assumptions rested on the very same prejudices that porn made use of, and erred in supposing that viewers couldn't distinguish fantasy from reality.
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But supposing that duplication really involves a burdensome expense, your brother's only excuse for not making the copies would vanish if you offered to pay.
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Supposing these problems can be overcome, tying access to health care to work is still wrong, because it is based on a misconception about incentives.
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If Mr Sanders has come to praise Ms Clinton's speeches—sardonically supposing them "Shakespearean" to deserve a $600,000 speaking fee—he ends up damning them.
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But maybe Shearing is on to something in supposing that we as humans, through our various types of architecture, have disconnected ourselves from the outside world.
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"Supposing we detected something incoming on Monday," Kenneth Chambers, director of Hawaii's Pan-STARRS Observatories, which discovers about half of all incoming asteroids, told BuzzFeed News.
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And supposing the Union Square subway station had cell service (it doesn't) what could possibly be gained by filming members of the FDNY doing their jobs?
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If you're lucky, in this case if you have access to electricity, you work out the conversation (supposing that the internet is at a reasonable speed).
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Supposing that he doesn't respond reasonably — the likeliest outcome, no doubt — you can tell him that you're breaking off with him, and he'll know your reasons.
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" Freud wrote that he had come to explain psychoneuroses "by supposing that this translation has not taken place in the case of some of the material.
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But supposing a country seven times smaller than its neighbor is faced with the choice – either you surrender or you fight for your freedom till death?
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To crown it all, supposing you can agree on the meaning of the past, Mr Diamond's method requires a consensus about the challenges of the present, too.
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Even though no one's called my express education a stunt, it does feel, in even supposing that I might have watched it "better," that I've been stunting.
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Now supposing that you went home feeling the holiday spirit — and I know this isn't likely, but stay with me — and decided to go on to PeteForAmerica.
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How about Milton's "He for God only, she for God in him," which exhibits the sexism of supposing that men are closer to God than women are?
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I would like to know that if at some point in time supposing if the Trump administration takes a positive stance on AIIB, what will Japan's position be?
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Supposing this curse was passed down, it's no wonder that the professor seems so inept and that the reader spends most of the novels scoffing whenever she's mentioned.
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Supposing Maduro remains in power, Temporary Protected Status or its equivalent for U.S.–based Venezuelan migrants would be a valuable consolation prize to deliver in an election year.
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As the rosy glow brightened to blot out the stars, campers in the Rocky Mountains awakened and, supposing it was dawn, groggily argued over whether to make coffee.
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Once you meet in person — supposing all goes well — both parties exchange a "friend code," allowing you to communicate (using words!) with your person until one of you dies.
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But supposing the $8 billion is dedicated to high-risk pools: Finally, the reported changes to the bill could make things even worse for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Yet absent these "old way" factors—supposing you actually attempted to rely on blockchain's self-interest/self-protection to build a real system—you'd be in a real mess.
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Name Withheld I'm supposing that the online report — as well as the principal's decision and the father's acceptance of it — leaves little room for doubt that these events occurred.
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But supposing red dwarfs could host life, it stands to reason that the long, stable, adult lifespans of red dwarf systems would amplify opportunity for fledgling ecosystems to bloom.
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" She, supposing Him to be the gardener, said to Him, "Sir, if You have carried Him away, tell me where You have laid Him, and I will take Him away.
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This evoked a nightmare of Mr Sanders tearing up the rest of the rust-belt—or, supposing Mrs Clinton survived that, of the protectionist Mr Trump doing likewise in November.
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That is why many a newspaper finds that, having honestly evoked the partisanship of its readers, it can not easily, supposing the editor believes the facts warrant it, change position.
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Supposing I brought my rapist to trial, that he was convicted by a judge and sentenced to death, it was surprising to me that I deemed this punishment wholly appropriate.
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And while a guy with a gun can be scary, you don't appear to have grounds for supposing you were in danger when you disagreed with him about rape statistics.
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Supposing you have five electrons all jointly storing the same bit of information, so long as the majority store it correctly, a disturbance to a single electron won't undermine the system.
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The third reason for supposing that the left's foreign-policy ideas might penetrate the Democratic mainstream is that something similar has already happened in other areas, such as "Medicare for all".
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"Even supposing the CMA approved the transaction, there could be delays to the transaction," Low said of the deal which is scheduled to close in the second half of the year.
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And supposing you want to spring for the humane stuff, how do you know which farms are really treating their hens right, and which are just throwing up smoke and mirrors?
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Supposing such a case, we might then ask, would an army realizing an institutional plan that was functionally identical to the algorithms of a killer robot be any less morally problematic?
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And even supposing that the government is sincere in its offer to bring the Rohingyas home, and that the army allows it to do so, the process will clearly take some time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Supposing that my left arm were transformed into a chicken, I would consequently go looking for a rooster that could call out the hours of the night.
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But fervor and monomania have led him into supposing that Zionism is a lie, and Jewishness is a lie, and the critics of the Islamist political movement can only be Nazis and fascists.
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"I think we were all looking for what I call the silver bullet, supposing we can find out what kinds of practices were causing the induced earthquakes, to advise companies or regulators," he said.
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Supposing that Mr. Rubio clears all of these thresholds, he has two big objectives: beating Mr. Cruz in the South, in hopes of driving him from the race, and winning a state or two.
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Rubio's campaign is hinging on the anti-Trump vote, supposing that once the race is down to a one-on-one contest, the establishment candidate will have enough support to knock down the frontrunner.
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No one anticipated that pop-song publishing deals signed in 1961 would have significant financial consequences in 2016; it would be like supposing that a YouTube cat video today will be generating revenue in 2070.
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Inaction on climate change could soon cost the gross domestic product on the scale of five Great Recessions per year — supposing that economic modeling is even equipped to calculate the costs of an uninhabitable Earth.
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"Supposing that (the pipeline) is completed, that changes the competitive playing field for Mexican crude," said Flores, adding that producers of oil in Mexico would have to be more creative in how they market their output.
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Currently, Clinton is beating him there by 203 points; supposing that he's underestimated by 13 points, as he was in Indiana, that's still only a 3-point victory, nowhere near enough for a pledged delegate majority.
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Supposing that Puerto Rico had been on track to sustain its 0.8 percent real per capita annual growth between 2009 and 2015, then we would expect to see Maria undo all those gains and then some.
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While they are not the oldest samples in the record—supposing you accept the provenance of the rocks described by Dodd, Komiya and Nutman—Schopf's and Valley's cyclonic miniatures do have an important distinction: They are diverse.
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Supposing I have a high-level national security meeting, and he has got a clearance...and he goes into a high-level meeting concerning China or Russia or North Korea or something, and this guy goes in.
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Supposing both roommates agree on an acceptable level of mess, Tuttle says the other most common conflicts are sparked by how students handle "overnight partners," illegal activity in the dorm, Greek life, long-distance relationships, and privacy.
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He would be expected to win only about 15 to 17 percent of the vote given the ideological composition of the New Hampshire electorate, supposing he fared about as well among each demographic group as in Iowa.
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"Supposing you were able to use one of these fancy drugs and put some clever IT in there so that you could give control of your brain to somebody else, now that would be rebellious," Pearson said.
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If anything, Democrats did better in these special elections than would have been expected, based on previous election results and even supposing that the national political environment was as hostile for Republicans as it was in 2006.
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More important, she can call on them for a blurb — a process I had never fully understood, vaguely supposing writers composed them as they lounged in some writers' Arcadia: herding sheep, strumming lyres, spontaneously praising one another's work.
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He has a very cool job with some very cool perks, and he turns his entitlement into a virtue by ostentatiously caring about the world's problems and supposing that his behavior is really the expression of that concern.
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Supposing I have a high level national security, and he has got a clearance, we talked about clearances a lot recently, and he goes into a high level meeting concerning China or Russia or North Korea or something.
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But supposing Evangelicals are attracted to Trump's explanation of economic decline and his independence from moneyed interests, why haven't Evangelical leaders like Moore been able to rein in their support with reminders of his flagrant disrespect for Christian morality?
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Well, supposing some of that nasty bath water could get in her mouth, there's the possibility (again, slim) that she could experience health complications related to an E. coli infection, which include bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, and vomiting.
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So I am supposing that, yes, politics is involved in our day to day lives, but I would be hard pressed to sit down with you and talk about the particulars about what is happening in Syria right now.
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But, as they admit, initiating such reforms in the face of the oligarchic power that infuses American political institutions and that would oppose them would be extremely difficult—even supposing the vigorous "social movement for democracy" that they call for.
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First, it draws a direct causal line between the outcome of the election and social media usage by supposing that every voter uses social media; not that every ballot cast was filled out by someone with a Facebook account, Twitter, or internet access.
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Supposing, for instance, that the fundamental relations of pitched sounds in the science of harmony and of musical composition were susceptible of such expression and adaptations, the engine might compose elaborate and scientific pieces of music of any degree of complexity or extent.
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And that was the word that stuck out to me in your song was the word WE. Supposing that question by five different couples, seems to be a fine way to examine the similarities of care, despite differences of social class, race, sexuality.
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I read Catcher in the Rye in the ninth grade, like everyone else, and I remember feeling puzzled about why my male teacher seemed to think it captured a universal adolescent experience but supposing I must just be a very strange teenager.
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In more open economies like America's, where companies face more overseas competition and bondholders are more likely to turn to other markets, the obstacles would be harder to surmount—supposing that the idea of the government raising wages could be stomached in the first place.
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In the best-known of his books, "The Invention of the Jewish People," he discovered that the Jews are not the Jews — or, at any rate, are not the descendants of their own ancestors that Jews have spent thousands of years supposing themselves to be.
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" After a series of qualifications, he concludes, "Supposing finally that we were to succeed in explaining our entire life of drives as the taking shape and ramification of a basic form of the will—namely of the will to power, as my proposition has it . . .
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They also criticized both the Democrats' and Republicans' refusal to identify the maker of their apps or describe how they work — saying the parties were making a classic mistake in supposing that "security through obscurity" could keep a determined attacker from exploiting holes in the software.
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Should you want to combine this holiday with that other, roastier, slightly more popular one that offers drinkable handouts, and supposing that today is also, coincidentally, your birthday, you can purchase this conveniently predesigned mug that proudly declares that you were born on National Poisoned Blackberries Day.
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The show's version of "Lovers" is "Staircase," where Barta and Dimo turn their breakup into a performance via her walking from the bottom to the top of the Empire State Building, with him supposing to do the opposite — except he gets tired and takes the elevator instead.
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Now, supposing that you'd never seen it done, imagine trying to learn how to perform a Burpee, a single-leg deadlift or the schmoney dance with only a short, idiosyncratically worded paragraph and just one soft-focused picture in a tatty, 23-year-old book to go from.
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Supposing that the vast majority of medical professionals are right and smoking does indeed limit athletic prowess, the fact that Cruyff still won La Liga in his first season with the Blaugrana – scoring 16 league goals in the process – serves as even greater testament to his indomitable talents.
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" Supposing that the court decided to hear the case on the merits — lateness notwithstanding, the two laws ultimately have similar standards: Section 144 applies when a party to a proceeding believes that the district judge "has a personal bias or prejudice ... against him or in favor of any adverse party.
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Even more so than the Welsh player, Ronaldo&aposs future is likely to be determined by the very small number of clubs capable of affording his demands — supposing he actually wants to leave Madrid — and the 33-year-old has never indicated any desire to take a pay cut for the sake of pastures new.
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Working in both print journalism and broadcast TV over the past decades, Brooker's career has been extremely varied, from writing TV reviews and a what-if style column called "Supposing" for the Guardian to broadcast writing for the brilliant satireNathan Barley, the faux-news comedy series The Brass Eye, and the zombie-thriller Big Brother–parody Dead Set.
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Supposing that Puerto Rican voters were to vote heavily in favor of statehood, and even if the Republican-controlled Congress were to put aside their traditional opposition to an admissions bill, it is to be seen whether or not the matter will find its place in an already charged political agenda which includes affordable health care, defense and trade.
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But supposing these women do present a risk, we cannot argue that domestic or regional security aims are better served by leaving them in a Syrian camp: As we now know, the Islamic State itself grew partly from the American policy of keeping large numbers of possible radicals in a detention camp in Iraq, where many Islamic State leaders likely met.
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Let's get ourselves out of this thicket, then, by supposing instead that no time traveling takes place and instead we're an Austrian living in the town of Braunau am Inn in 1889 who has a strong premonition that the wee baby Adolf is going to grow up to kill tens of millions of people, and we are thus driven to kill him.
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BUY NOW Summerland Ceramics Fruit Fantasy, $95 Supposing you were the MUNCHIES staff member who happens to be compiling the text for this gift guide, maybe the first time you ever smoked pot was out of an apple, in 9th grade, behind your classmate Nick Craig's house in between angsty teenage sessions of listening to Alien Ant Farm and speculating about the personal lives of your high school's Spanish teachers.
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On the contrary: Supposing that Trump is battered by a legion of devils who prey upon his pride, who exacerbate his mood swings, who encourage rash decision-making and pointless fights – wouldn't that be a pretty good reason to look to the 25th Amendment (which clearly has a penumbra or an emanation relating to demonic infestation) and vest the presidency's powers in the boring evangelical staidness of Mike Pence instead?
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Markey's effort is a long shot to say the least—even supposing the measure could pass the Senate, it would be even less likely to get through the House and President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE would not sign it.
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Supposing that God is real and possessed of a human corporeal form — mankind being created in his image (reportedly) — we might reasonably conjecture that God's anthropoid body integrates the totality of physical traits expressed in Earth's human population: the skin tones blended to a light tan; the hair dark and thick; the height neither too tall nor too short — about 5-foot-7, say; every shade of human iris (the iridescent blue of a morpho butterfly, the pale green of lichen clinging to a tree, lots of brown) combining to create eyes that are ... also brown.
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