It assumes you start with zero dollars and also assumes various average annual investment returns.
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One assumes we dramatically reduce emissions in the future; the other assumes they will continue to climb.
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It assumes you start with zero dollars and it also assumes a six percent average annual investment return.
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It assumes you start with zero dollars at age 25 and also assumes various average annual investment returns.
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It assumes you start with zero dollars at various ages and also assumes various average annual investment returns.
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It assumes you start with zero dollars at age 30 and also assumes various average annual investment returns.
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It assumes you start with zero dollars at various ages and also assumes a 6 percent annual investment return.
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For property tax, it assumes a home value of $2.3 million and it assumes an estate value of $15 million.
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The chart assumes a 10 percent down payment on a $322,300 mortgage and assumes all available savings go towards the down payment.
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CBS also ran two additional models for the tracker: one that assumes high voter turnout and one that assumes low voter turnout.
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This analysis assumes a change in the tax rate and the loss of 100% interest expense deductibility (assumes no interest income), and all else equal.
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Cline's book assumes everyone will know a DeLorean is cool; Spielberg's film assumes the same thing about a teenage protagonist who loves playing video games.
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It assumes that your opponents, once they come to power, will feel constrained by the precedent you set — in other words, it assumes they'll be constrained by norms themselves.
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It assumes intimate knowledge of the Kardashians, their empire, their social media accounts, and their relationships, yet it also assumes that no one in the audience likes the Kardashians at all.
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The most steeply climbing line assumes only a modest decline in global fertility rates, while the lowest (green) scenario assumes a very rapid decline in total fertility rates — frankly, an unattainable decline.
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Connerty underestimates Taylor on two fronts: He assumes Taylor will act out of conscience and without leverage, and he assumes Taylor will be disillusioned to learn about what's going on at Axe Capital.
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Given our forecast no longer assumes notably EPS beats vs.
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Now Whitaker, as acting AG, assumes control of the probe.
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The PFR deal assumes that Solaris production remains in Poland.
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That, of course, assumes Apple even wants to do that.
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Now, that assumes that he wins today's Utah Senate primary.
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Nadia assumes from this poll that Alan's theory is incorrect.
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Creating personas assumes every individual fits in a given bucket.
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Jasper assumes total control of the plushy pet bed kingdom.
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Our $90 price target (~17% upside) assumes ~14x FY20E EPS.
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Yet, June assumes Serena, a fellow woman, will save her.
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No one assumes that their firm is going to fail.
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The chart assumes a 6 percent average annual investment return.
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All this assumes that big changes do not come sooner.
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It assumes we can only be productive with one person.
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It assumes that the economy consists of only one person.
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As Mr Trump assumes power, the world is on edge.
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My mother finds it and assumes it was my idea.
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The Freewrite assumes always that you will edit somewhere else.
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It assumes that 60 percent of eligible Americans will vote.
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It also assumes an average sale price of about $52,000.
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It also assumes a 6 percent average annual investment return.
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The IMF forecast assumes there is no major Brexit disruption.
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Tapbacks were created, one assumes, to make texting more convenient.
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After that, Nye assumes the audience is on his side.
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But that assumes a willing partner on the other side.
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That regime also assumes that private car ownership remains widespread.
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But that assumes Amazon can put such infrastructure in place.
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This assumes the successful refinancing of its entire capital structure.
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This in and of itself assumes that thinner is better.
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Amidst the chaos, Jules assumes the role of generic woman.
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He assumes that other countries would have had similar benefits.
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But that assumes MacKenzie Bezos is looking for a fight.
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But that wrongly assumes that fortunes are built in isolation.
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It's done with such regularity that everyone assumes that's normal.
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He goes to the desk and assumes a listening pose.
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Of course, that assumes there is a chance McMaster loses.
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Crucially it also assumes Honda has enough time to adjust.
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He'll have a different charge with the Lakers, one assumes.
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The sensitivity analysis assumes CE and other factors remain constant.
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One assumes the same thing would happen for Frank Underwood.
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One assumes those emails involved classified information, not yoga schedules.
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The show assumes an intelligent or at least inquisitive audience.
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Clinton and essentially assumes that she will win the election.
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Bedlam's production assumes an easy familiarity with that Edwardian document.
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Mr. Trump's budget assumes that effort will now succeed, somehow.
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So that assumes temperature being constant is the zeroth law.
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Regulation also assumes that lawmakers understand how the internet operates.
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But it assumes the shock is temporary, containable and reversible.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes regional conflicts and tensions will continue.
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But that assumes the board's worries about confusion are legitimate.
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But when she assumes her full powers, she is triumphant.
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The House, most everyone assumes, will vote to impeach Trump.
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Fitzsimons evidently assumes you already know most of these things.
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IATA's forecast assumes that the outbreak remains mostly in China.
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Of course, that assumes that you watch the entire series.
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She assumes the police are not trying to find him.
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Because everyone just assumes that I'm, well, whatever they are.
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John Bolton assumes the reins as the national security advisor.
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Jaufré assumes that Clémence is a beautiful, exotic Eastern princess.
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Everyone who comments assumes she will run as a Democrat.
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The case for anonymous donations assumes they'll remain anonymous forever.
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However, this plan assumes a Democratic majority in the Senate.
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But regardless of how you answer the Squirrel Problem, the key just might be its perfectly ordinary premise: It assumes proximity between human and squirrel, and it also assumes that this close relationship means something.
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Carnival assumes these events will occur and have factored it in.
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Trump, when he assumes office, could choose to reverse the punishment.
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The "bug," Nadia assumes, has to do with where Maxine lives.
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South Sudanese-Australian model Duckie Thot assumes the role of Alice.
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He assumes it's Martin and runs in after to stop him.
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That assumes a 2401% rate of return and inflation of 220%.
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Thomas assumes that racism and white supremacy is ineradicable in America.
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Rolls-Royce assumes you aren't buying its car for the tech.
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Apple now assumes 30 percent of equity in these four subsidiaries.
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This year's report did not mention the oil price it assumes.
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There is no judgment passed on which gender assumes which role.
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Fitch assumes a conservative 5.5% coupon (versus a lower management assumption).
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For its analysis, Fitch assumes a five-year EUR500 million issuance.
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Mostly, she assumes she'll get a little beat up on set.
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This assumes a politically neutral terrain for sick and dying people.
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Fitch assumes the company's dividend remains suspended throughout the forecast period.
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But even that program assumes a longer history with distance running.
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She assumes that they will end up in a charity shop.
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A strategy that assumes revenues but not expenses rarely makes sense.
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Vern puts the mask on and immediately assumes Medora's lupine spirit.
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So everyone naturally assumes he is the Angel to Raquel's Buffy.
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Hence, one assumes, the need for a specialized hate speech team.
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It assumes that for every regulation added, one would be eliminated.
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This assumes that the person works all federal and state holidays.
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And that assumes Congress completes the new farm bill on time.
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But that assumes everyone is swiping based on more than photos.
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The projection assumes that insurers remain in the marketplace next year.
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But all of what I am trying to do assumes something.
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That assumes a crop yield of about 3.2 tonnes per hectare.
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It is happening already, weeks before he officially assumes the presidency.
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Of course this future assumes that fusion reactors are even possible.
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The sensitivity analysis assumes the CE and other factors remain constant.
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America's Census Bureau simply assumes that current fertility rates will persist.
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Of course, that all assumes you can login to the service.
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This, of course, assumes the operative can even contact the agent.
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This optimistically assumes that the decline is reversible, which it isn't.
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But that assumes Britain's exit from the European Union is smooth.
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That assertion assumes replacement of the plant's output with natural gas.
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Yet it assumes that such wealth accrued through luck or inheritance.
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This assumes the same asset allocation of 80% stocks, 20% bonds.
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Political science assumes that people are driven to maximize their power.
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The return on investment assumes global outlays of $6900 trillion annually.
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Will all of this change when Hillary Clinton assumes the presidency?
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It assumes nothing about the wilderness, other than its guaranteed entropy.
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The Treasury market also assumes the Fed is done and dusted.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes the peg with the euro will remain.
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Individuals are not the rational actors that traditional economics theory assumes.
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The United States probably assumes the West will follow its lead.
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Dameron's stolen identity, then, assumes the form of a karmic bill.
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It assumes that stricter efficiency standards raise the price of vehicles.
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She assumes that our app, Churchome Global, is an isolating experience.
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More information, one assumes, at Mobile World Congress late next month.
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Another problem is that the administration's argument assumes its own conclusion.
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Husband actually wants it dead; gynecologist privately assumes she'll keep it.
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"This assumes no recessions for the next half century," Johnson added.
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It assumes that all trauma-related conditions are transient and curable.
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It was dead on arrival — which was the point, one assumes.
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The company's outlook also assumes no new major outbreaks outside China.
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Instead, it assumes a certain level of family contribution plus scholarships.
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In this context, Verzemnieks's intimate and poetic book assumes practical value.
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By the time a new Mexican president assumes office on Dec.
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After the lieutenant governor, the attorney general assumes responsibility as governor.
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In Ukraine, the office of the General Prosecutor assumes outsize importance.
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Well, when I say simple, it assumes that everyone here: 1.
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Therefore Fitch assumes Picard's EUR30 million RCF will be fully drawn.
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Fundstrat's break-even model assumes an average of 6 cents globally.
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A 'RR267' recovery rating typically assumes good recovery prospects given default.
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However, this assumes nothing else goes wrong — like another government shutdown.
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Fidelity's estimate assumes you retire at 65 — coinciding with Medicare eligibility.
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First, it assumes there can be a series of devastating defeats.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni assumes that reason still has power.
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Fitch assumes no change to the rule of the royal family.
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Pachulia stays in the paint and assumes Chandler is his responsibility.
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Everyone assumes Apple is going to come crush the video business.
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The problem with confusing poetry and biography is that, at best, the reader (or audience member at a reading) assumes intimate knowledge of the author that isn't accurate; at worse, he or she assumes actual intimacy.
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In executing the piece, Ms. Upshaw assumes the role of participant-observer.
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Abbi is anxious to be liked, while Ilana assumes everyone loves her
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Sentinel also assumes $100 million in future abandonment costs for the properties.
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The presidency confronts everyone who assumes the office with mind-bending challenges.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that Estonia's macroeconomic policy framework remains in place.
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This assumes that everything else is deviant to the norm or unnatural.
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Newsom's plan assumes that the state will continue to experience economic expansion.
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But that question wrongly assumes that our wealth is ours to give.
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This assumes R&D expenditure is maintained and dividends are not cut.
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Of course, all of this assumes Facebook will exist in 50 years.
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Hiram assumes that, given all the stress and physical labor, Bernice miscarried.
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The law also assumes that conformity is the way to stop bullying.
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And that assumes that a sample size of three is actually reasonable.
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And finally, it assumes you only want to watch your team play.
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The question falsely assumes that another president could have issued this order.
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In and out of the prison, Daddy assumes the same leadership roles.
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It assumes that a break-in merits a personally administered death sentence.
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First, it exclusively assumes classical SETI is the mode of interstellar communication.
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Tesla's system is technically not autonomous, so its driver assumes more responsibility.
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Hiram heavily implies his plot is so much bigger than Veronica assumes.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --The base case assumes a stable economic and advertising environment.
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Fitch assumes the entire $629 million of exchangeable notes will be redeemed.
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One assumes similar tools will exist for Apple's own GarageBand and Logic.
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This assumes revenue growth of less than 1% over 2017 and 2018.
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Japan assumes that houses lose 4% of their remaining value each year.
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For preretirees, Lash assumes up to a 7 percent rate of return.
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This theory assumes there is excess demand to hedge against falling prices.
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I cannot imagine that anyone assumes this might result in anything productive.
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That assumes, however, the rest of the world keeps making aggressive cuts.
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That scenario assumes the participation of 100% of the company's minority shareholders.
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No. The concept I propose here assumes that your portfolio is diversified.
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The traditional American success story assumes a level of privilege and access.
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Emmit assumes it means Ray is still alive when he calls Varga.
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The IEA's own base case assumes that temperatures rise by 240 degrees.
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The ALICE report assumes that all this extra spending is absolutely necessary.
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Lorna notices her nipples are darker, which she assumes means she's pregnant.
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The 2017 budget assumes an average oil price of $45 a barrel.
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That's compared to current trading arrangements, and assumes no change in immigration.
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But Reid assumes that people of note act in history, and matter.
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He assumes, correctly, that we are not a nation of policy wonks.
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Sierra just assumes he's lying to her, and you can understand why.
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That assumes all Democrats and independents, as expected, vote against the plan.
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It also assumes Congress will continue its recent pace of emergency spending.
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So he decides to become the person that everyone assumes he is.
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In talking to Mr. McCombs, the black hole assumes its own rules.
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But that only means Twitter assumes more responsibility for policing its accounts.
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But that assumes these lists should be trusted in the first place.
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A menu assumes the availability of choices and the existence of strangers.
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This guide assumes you've maybe dabbled with Ubuntu or another distribution Linux.
|
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Fitch assumes an IMF programme remains in place through the 220 elections.
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All of this assumes that the justices pay attention to supporting briefs.
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The chart assumes you're starting at age 40 with zero dollars invested.
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The audience essentially assumes lead vocals and it's all warm and fuzzy.
|
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Eid later posted sample colors of the adjustments he assumes were made.
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Most contentiously, TPC assumes that corporate tax cuts overwhelmingly help the wealthy.
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First, the plan assumes trillions of dollars of unspecified revenue-raising measures.
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It assumes that the people you're giving the apology to are stupid.
|
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The administration assumes that Medicare can pay lower prices without limiting access.
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For one thing, it assumes that someone knew the statement was false.
|
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The 2020 forecast assumes a U.S. oil price of $45 per barrel.
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She assumes she will be in quarantine for at least 14 days.
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This assumes no drug is found effective and made available, he added.
|
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But it assumes a greater baseline of normalcy in its larger world.
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The budget assumes the cutbacks would prod disabled people back to work.
|
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Most billionaires of Park Avenue, one assumes, don't water their ficus trees.
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TC: A lot of this advice assumes that the economy won't change.
|
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American can-do optimism assumes all problems can and should be solved.
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Critic's Notebook TV assumes that the biggest fights make the best debates.
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Li made no direction mention of Tsai, who assumes office in May.
|
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Fitch assumes the city is liable for the debt of its companies.
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This assumes an 8 percent average annual return over the seven decades.
|
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That projection assumes emissions will peak before 220 and decline sharply after.
|
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The chart assumes you're starting at age 22 with zero dollars invested.
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The chart assumes you're starting at age 30 with zero dollars invested.
|
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It assumes you'll get there, it's just a matter of, well, how.
|
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PKN's strategy assumes a systematic increase of its dividend per share ratio.
|
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Again, this assumes cardmembers are regularly using their cards for major transaction.
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Ruth (and presumably the audience) assumes she's talking about the network dirtbag.
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Third, today's radicalism assumes that war is the inherent state of things.
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Each leaf assumes its own pose and exhibits, almost flaunts, its individuality.
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With the win, McGregor assumes a strong overall record of 20-3.
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That assumes a pessimism about America and its people and its country.
|
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He assumes, naturally, it's revenge for having burned Dr. Brown's house down.
|
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Especially as Trump's inexperienced, undisciplined administration assumes US leadership in coming weeks.
|
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This guide assumes that research stands for the online workplace as well.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for IPG include: --Margins expected to improve from cost controls and operating leverage; --Model assumes continued dividend growth; --Model assumes share buyback near prior ranges as well as ongoing acquisitions.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for IPG include: --Margins expected to improve from cost controls and operating leverage; --Model assumes constant dividend growth; --Model assumes share buyback near prior ranges as well as ongoing acquisitions.
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"I think the market assumes" Trump is going to win, the investor added.
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But that assumes a level of scale that is particularly hard to fathom.
|
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Still, one assumes Hadid can just pick up the phone and call Edwards.
|
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"Everyone assumes having your kitchen remodeled on TV makes it free," she wrote.
|
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And everyone assumes you're hateful or you're a racist or whatever it is.
|
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Fitch assumes 'AAA' RV losses of 19.7% and 'AAA' instalment losses of 03%.
|
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Trump's budget assumes annual economic growth of 2.4 percent, the second official said.
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Jain, who was chief operating officer of the group, assumes his position immediately.
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The CBO assumes that discretionary spending keeps growing with inflation, without further changes.
|
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The government estimate shown in the chart assumes that the majority will be.
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It's a visit Emily assumes is to announce she's calling off the wedding.
|
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Dynamic scoring assumes tax incentives have some effect in creating greater tax revenue.
|
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The exercise assumes it takes a month to implement the strategy each time.
|
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Of course, all that assumes that Uber has a self-driving car future.
|
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And it assumes a lot of knowledge about hacktivist philosophy and surrounding issues.
|
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Currently, the country's 2016 budget assumes an oil price of $38 per barrel.
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In this case Vice-President Michel Temer assumes the presidency for the interim.
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She's talking about Kelly Rowland, but he assumes she's talking about Kelly Ripa.
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Our $84 PT assumes ROKU will trade at ~9x EV/20E Platform rev.
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Iceland assumes the two-year rotating chairmanship of the Arctic Council in May.
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As in any contract, however, this assumes that he acts in good faith.
|
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Rebecca originally assumes Kate is being secretive simply because she's a teen girl.
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The SEC first assumes that cryptocurrencies and tokens offered through ICOs are securities.
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For now it assumes a smooth exit from the EU on March 29th.
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It assumes the remaining coal companies return to health in the early 2020s.
|
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German bank Berenberg assumes a 20 percent decline in housing starts in 2017.
|
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The chart, provided by NerdWallet, assumes a 0003 percent average annual investment return.
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The chart, provided by NerdWallet, assumes a 6 percent average annual investment return.
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He assumes he's in control, and he treats Killmonger as a hired thug.
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For illustration purposes, it assumes a list price of $20 per two-pack.
|
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Buyer assumes responsibility for the month-to-month tenancy in the upstairs apartment.
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Of course, that assumes history was ever a knowable conundrum to begin with.
|
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Fitch assumes natural gas prices will evolve broadly in line with oil prices.
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It assumes governments and companies will build the "least-cost" power system possible.
|
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Fitch's stress case forecast assumes that peak cyclical leverage is comfortably below 4.0x.
|
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That assumes the dam is flexible enough and that the countries work together.
|
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It assumes Trump can sign into law tax reform that is revenue neutral.
|
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The film assumes you're already familiar with the broad strokes of Ledger's biography.
|
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And everybody assumes that VR worlds are only mental, that they are simulation.
|
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It also assumes a 6% average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
|
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And this all assumes that China manages to avoid a major banking crisis.
|
|
Barr assumes broad authority over how much of the Mueller report to release.
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And it's definitely gendered, but not in the way Clinton assumes it is.
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Warning: As you might expect, this post assumes you've seen The Last Jedi.
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A pessimistic simulation assumes each step is associated with a 85033-percent probability.
|
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She assumes their relationship is exclusive, but he's still swiping on dating apps.
|
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But all of that assumes that the cableco apps will be any good.
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First, he assumes the square shape on the clue must be a raft.
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When it finally does, they cheer, and Michael assumes it's because of him.
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It assumes a well-functioning government that is transparent and responsive to us.
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" Later she adds: "Everyone assumes you want to fuck them...and they're right.
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Our forecast assumes mid-single digit revenue growth, driven by mobile data revenues.
|
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The company says it assumes everyone has many pairs of buds lying around.
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Titus, of course, assumes the worst, and he's ready to unleash his wrath.
|
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He said he simply assumes that "crazy stuff" will happen with the jury.
|
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But one assumes that it will reappear in some form in the future.
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When he catches a subway train, his kinesis assumes a more suspenseful character.
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The narrative assumes the perspectives of the area's residents — including the elephant itself.
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Sweet Pea assumes that her current best friend, Oscar, has been snubbed too.
|
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Spencer hears music and assumes Toby has come back after their night together.
|
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The tactic risks devaluing their system, somewhat, and assumes goodwill of the users.
|
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The ratio is alarming since it assumes everyone 214 and over isn't working.
|
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Here, the law assumes that people of the same sex are essentially interchangeable.
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Clinton have done, assumes that some small group of oligarchs planned this outcome.
|
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"BitPay assumes the risk of any market fluctuations during the allotted time window."
|
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The documentary assumes a familiarity with Fassbinder's movies that few American viewers possess.
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He assumes the big soda companies know he's around — he's seen coca-cola.
|
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Fitch assumes there is no significant escalation in global or regional geopolitical tensions.
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It assumes a prolonged "aggressive stance" from Moscow towards Poland and its allies.
|
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And that assumes the White House and Congress avert a threatened government shutdown.
|
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It assumes no major stumbles in the economy, such as occurred in 2008.
|
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This method assumes the authorized user will have information no unauthorized user does.
|
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The proceduralist narrative falsely assumes that Congress has "given up" its war powers.
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That estimate assumes that taxpayers did not adjust their withholding during the year.
|
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The chart below assumes you're starting at age 403 with zero dollars invested.
|
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The Haggler assumes that Mr. Gregg is pleased, but certitude here is impossible.
|
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One assumes Hogwarts would be kind of a no-fly zone, broom-wise.
|
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Of course, this narrative assumes the whole thing is meant as a joke.
|
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The only reference to a future process assumes a continuation of bilateral talks.
|
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And it works because Kat, a cheery optimist, assumes the best in people.
|
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One assumes that electrics were only notionally in the running at this stage.
|
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And pretty much everyone assumes that nothing will move through the Senate anyway.
|
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But before anyone assumes the worst, let's look at what's on the table.
|
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The "death is elsewhere" refrain in the song suddenly assumes dramatic historical connotations.
|
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She assumes he's remembering good times, but the final panel reveals the truth.
|
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And remember, that assumes they graduate; people in their position typically will not.
|
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Our model now assumes zero units of iPhone SE2 for the Mar quarter.
|
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Third, the consumer surplus calculation assumes that consumers actually pay for the drug.
|
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But sometimes, I think it assumes that importance is a form of greatness.
|
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Such a conceit assumes that there is something inherently deadly about Death Valley.
|
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Dershowitz assumes it to be "beyond a reasonable doubt," but that is unsettled.
|
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Ghaani will be confronting this new leadership dynamic as he assumes his command.
|
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However, Fitch assumes interest paid to the noteholders will be floored at zero.
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The production growth assumes making available large subsidies for mostly foreign private companies.
|
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Therefore Fitch assumes Picard's EUR30 million super senior RCF will be fully drawn.
|
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That assumes interest payments are spread over the years and yields stay low.
|
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The report assumes more power generation from low carbon sources, including nuclear energy.
|
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In the St. John Passion, Bach's art of holy dread assumes unprecedented dimensions.
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That assumes the battle for equal prize money won't have already been achieved.
|
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Andre Metral, previously head of western Switzerland, assumes responsibility for the whole country.
|
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This mentality assumes that the relations between groups are zero sum and antagonistic.
|
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This of course assumes that Democrats seriously want to remove Trump from office.
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"Everyone assumes he was automatically hired -- no, there is a process," he said.
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The steps now have a stainless steel covering — for safety purposes, one assumes.
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Because he assumes J.D. saw the same thing he did and kept going.
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This assumes that revenue trends improve to negative 337189.8% by fiscal year 21750.
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NATO, in other words, largely assumes peace is the world&aposs default setting.
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Away at school, researching climate change, he assumes an Orphic sense of mission.
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Georg assumes the identity of the dead writer, which introduces yet more complications.
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President Giammattei, who assumes office in January, also faces challenges from widespread poverty.
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But that assumes that first principles are what make for good moral agents.
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That assumes that the police have an enormously powerful influence on crime rates.
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It actually assumes that that's how people buy, which of course they don't.
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Yet Trump assumes otherwise, basically implying collective guilt among Muslims for terrorist attacks.
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The $15 is a lower bound because it assumes that the entire 20 percent of respondents who accept at least $50 are willing to pay $50, while the $20 figure assumes that this group is willing to pay $75 on average.
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There are frequent references to the people she assumes will disagree with her politics (but then why would they read this book?) as well as the people she assumes already agree with her (but then why would they need this book?).
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One assumes Trump would like to execute a do-over before the midterm elections.
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But it still assumes the player is male, and that both participants are cis.
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Almost every company presentation assumes that rising margins are the natural state of affairs.
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Chen, previously with Chery Jaguar Land Rover, assumes the newly created position from Nov.
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Most importantly, the first course, Intro to Linux, assumes little to no computer literacy.
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One assumes that most commercial galleries would love to drum up this much business.
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Static scoring assumes no changes to economic activity and analyzes proposed changes as is.
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This, however, assumes warrants are themselves distributed "fairly" or should always trigger police intervention.
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Recovery Assumptions Fitch's recovery analysis assumes a going-concern enterprise value of $570 million.
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It also assumes a 21 percent tariff on all imports from China and retaliation.
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In his remarks, Biden said progressives must remain vigilant once Donald Trump assumes office.
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The white working-class theory assumes there are economic reasons voters leaned toward Trump.
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"This assumes no one cares about the deficit anymore," another Washington lobbyist told me.
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The official assumes the calls were with Salvini and M5S leader Luigi Di Maio.
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It's tricky because it assumes a self awareness that I might not actually have.
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NIESR assumes Britain's trading relationship with the EU will remain "close but not frictionless".
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This approach assumes that turnout within each group will remain relatively stable over time.
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The model assumes this is quite easy, but economy-wide empirical data are scarce.
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It offers net 30, 60 and 90-day terms and assumes all repayment risk.
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Clack takes issue with the amount of hydroelectric power that Jacobson assumes is available.
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Zoey assumes a near-death encounter will snap Vivek out of the drug trade.
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It assumes, too, that we have some idea what the hell we're talking about.
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Meanwhile, everyone assumes Chinese cash is lining politicians' pockets and paying for political largesse.
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Now, investing ideas already have shifted even before Trump assumes the presidency in January.
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The oppressor assumes the role of the oppressed, the privileged embraces the victim syndrome.
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The emerging strategy assumes that Congress won't pass any legislation to advance Trump's agenda.
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The World Bank's rosy analysis assumes that BRI projects are completed and work efficiently.
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All this assumes that the Callisto Expansion successfully identifies serial perpetrators to begin with.
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The 2018/19 revenue forecast assumes an exchange rate of $1.15 to the euro.
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It also assumes that deaths resulting from childbirth, starvation, and malnutrition have been eliminated.
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She looks a little older, but typically, this assumes she's in her early 20s.
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That's a funny question, because it assumes I had much choice in the matter.
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" —Leah, 29 "I detest when a guy assumes he's much, much smarter than me.
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Another term, biracial, some readers pointed out, assumes one identity borne out of two.
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The report itself says it does not have exact numbers but assumes it underestimates.
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Sara, who has no idea what her mother did, assumes Trick is ghosting her.
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But that's a more pessimistic figure that assumes a "total default" by the DOE.
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This deal also assumes the Knicks are wise enough to move on from Rose.
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The whole series assumes this balance between everyday reality and poetic symbols and myths.
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The company said it assumes a 25 percent tariff will be implemented in March.
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Peterson, understandably, assumes that China and Mexico would retaliate with tariffs of their own.
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Somewhere, some misguided soul probably assumes this will render art less louche and dangerous.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that the debt exchange offer will go ahead as proposed.
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He naturally assumes it was Frank's, and Laurel does nothing to dispel this notion.
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Of course that assumes that the people we're asking are to be taken seriously.
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PRA calculations show that the release of reserves assumes very low future claims "inflation".
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He assumes this is his invitation to the guillotine, the end of the line.
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Fitch believes SIAT's use of reinsurance is adequate for the risks the company assumes.
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CLI's turnaround plan also assumes accommodative commercial real estate (CRE) investment and capital markets.
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Fitch assumes no break-up of the CEMAC monetary zone in the foreseeable future.
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But that assumes the case is charged up and ready to charge your iPhone.
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The island's latest fiscal recovery plan assumes $49.1 billion of federal disaster aid altogether.
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Offred immediately assumes that the man in the room is in charge, but no!
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's assumes that Belarus will receive ad-hoc financial support from Russia.
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The central green line assumes fertility declines in the future following the historic trend.
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But even that assumes a lot of interest and foreknowledge of the actors involved.
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But eventually, whoever assumes office will be confronted with the current state of NASA.
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Freitas, a former army captain tipped to become minister after Bolsonaro assumes office Jan.
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Warren assumes squeezing hospitals, doctors and other providers to a degree that's never worked.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes local banks remain willing and able to finance the deficit.
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Again, however, that ambition assumes a unity of purpose that the EU seldom achieves.
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French surname for a Hungarian one and assumes she is there to foment unrest
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Its fatal flaw is that it assumes regulations have only costs and no benefits.
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Fitch assumes Jabil executes its share repurchases in the context of investment-grade metrics.
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But even without the rhyming, one assumes growth is still on the docket here.
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Risk taking occurs when an investor assumes risks that already exist in the world.
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What's more, it assumes a collegiality among the justices that may not always exist.
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Wilentz assumes his readers know the evils of slavery; Delbanco vividly demonstrates those evils.
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It also assumes a 240 percent average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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Fitch assumes that the government's implementation strategy for capital controls liberalisation continues as planned.
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One of them, the eloquent Jackson (Michael Kenneth Williams), assumes the role of spokesman.
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He also assumes that everyone wants to work for the government which isn't true.
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Fitch's recovery estimate assumes a fully drawn super senior GBP50 million revolving credit facility.
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And he assumes Flake is purposely attacking him because the Arizona Republican is retiring.
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Wright's strategic outlook assumes a zero-sum game that prioritizes protecting what America has.
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But here, Ms. King assumes a steely serenity that feels new even for her.
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And this management team has absolutely no credibility and everybody always assumes the worst.
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Doubling over, he assumes the sharp ache must be food poisoning from undercooked potatoes.
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George, in a rare moment of social correctness, assumes that he should wait outside.
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One assumes that a 5G version of the Note is also in the works.
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Once he assumes the most powerful office in the world, literally anything could happen.
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The group assumes the cult members to be dead, but nothing is ever confirmed.
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Mo Elleithee assumes that passing expanded background checks will build momentum for further action.
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But that analysis assumes these authoritarian governments are actually as stable as they seem.
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The project assumes that there will be; that's why people liked it so much.
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But this assumes Trump is interested in presidential 'work' as we typically understand it.
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But beyond all that, we now have an actual, and one assumes provable, crime.
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Barr assumes broad authority over how much of the Mueller report to release. Feb.
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The company says it assumes that everyone has many pairs of buds lying around.
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"One assumes this is just another fashion editor's book, and it's not," she said.
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It also assumes that the "art" of the replica can't, itself, evolve and change.
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Furniture assumes functions it shouldn't have and ends up in places it shouldn't be.
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" — Helen O'Dea "One assumes that the job of journalists is to uncover the truth.
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One limitation of the new model is that it assumes an average earthquake behavior.
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The W.H.O.'s strategy assumes the virus will ultimately infect 100 to 300 people.
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The problem, though, is that humans are not rational in the way Mill assumes.
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But that case assumes the policy ideas in question would actually make things better.
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And that assumes that the president has policy ideas and has a strategy, right?
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When he first meets Beatriz, he assumes she is part of the wait staff.
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"The Chinese government assumes Trump's tweets do not necessarily represent the administration," he said.
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That assumes, of course, that the government in place has a plan to consider.
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The chart assumes a few things: So how close are you to financial independence?
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This budget assumes more importance that usual because of a general election next year.
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This analysis assumes the verbal sparring does not turn into a more physical conflict.
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It assumes the last fossil-fuel vehicles would be on the roads until 2050.
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The Trump administration is making policy based on whoit assumes are the "real" extremists.
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When Doug first meets Beatriz, he assumes she is part of the wait staff.
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Eventually a pulse asserts itself, and the music assumes a heavy, forward-schlepping motion.
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It assumes that salaries for PGG employees will rise by 6% as of Jan.
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While awake, IT assumes the shape of the scariest possible form for each individual.
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Lundin Mining Corp: Credit Suisse assumes coverage with neutral rating; price target C$10.
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It assumes that the debt-to-GDP ratio cannot change — either increase or decrease.
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It also assumes a six percent average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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O'Brien assumes the role at a critical juncture for the Trump administration's foreign policy.
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When tax provisions expire, the CBO assumes Congress really intends for them to expire.
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Alchemy assumes that lucrative spot in Viswanathan's vision of the blockchain-equipped third age.
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The chart assumes a few things: So how close are you to early retirement?
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It also assumes a 6 percent average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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That model assumes that the burden of corporate taxes falls almost entirely on workers.
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I think everybody always assumes there's this inherent connection between Hollywood and art collecting.
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But Mr. Persson assumes people will always be needed to keep the machines running.
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The "identity politics" argument assumes that racial justice ultimately brought down the liberal project.
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"Little House on the Prairie" assumes a mythic status among some of its characters.
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Next to "Pandora's Box" (21048 and 228), his furtive glance assumes a foreboding air.
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Fitch also assumes that the city will comply with all the EU regulations and procedures when implementing investments projects co-financed by the EU. Fitch assumes that any new delegated tasks from the central government will be neutral to the city's operating performance.
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Then it assumes that the judges who hire those clerks have roughly the same beliefs.
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Ruscoe doesn't pretend to know how cost-effective Obamacare is and assumes it requires tweaking.
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Of course, this assumes a level of skill on the part of the incoming administration.
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"Musk assumes that transit is an engineering problem, about vehicle design and technology," Walker writes.
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Fitch assumes that EU accession talks and the IMF programme will remain important policy anchors.
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Still, Sasha assumes Becky is her paramount problem and suffocates her in their shared vision.
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For example, the EPA assumes that California's zero emission vehicle mandates will be in place.
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Still, the aforementioned response misses the point because it assumes the NBC report is true.
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Booker's team assumes in their analysis (as does Zewde) a 503 percent rate of return.
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Like much AI fiction, it assumes the creations will embody humanity better than the creators.
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Wednesday afternoon we offered him our counsel as he assumes the leadership of our country.
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Between each series of motions, she assumes a Messianic T-pose to recalibrate the equipment.
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Misconfigurations are so dangerous because everyone assumes they don't exist until they have been exploited.
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So that assumes the audio that comes to you is already in good shape. Yes.
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He said he assumes that is how the shooter knew someone was in the hallway.
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But that succumbs to utopic fallacy that assumes technology evenly advantages the honest and dishonest.
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In King's Landing, King Robert Baratheon dies, and his son Joffrey assumes the Iron Throne.
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I'm wearing a shirt that says "1987," which a stranger assumes is a political slogan.
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And it assumes that people have the money, time, motivation and basic skills to retrain.
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First, BMW doesn't support Android Auto — the company assumes all its drivers use an iPhone.
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The Trump administration is making policy based on who it assumes are the "real" extremists.
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All of which assumes, however, that the polls are a reasonable guide to voting intentions.
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"The third type of authentication assumes that a person's Aadhaar number is private," said Prakash.
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And all this assumes there is no valuation downgrade for equities, as seems quite plausible.
|
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But Philadelphia's plan may be optimistic; it assumes an investment return of 24.5% a year.
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Fiscal 2018 also assumes renewal of Express Scripts contract with no material change in terms.
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The intelligence community assumes the companies already know what to look for, said the people.
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Moreover, it assumes that, at this point, Russia's top priority is to rein in Assad.
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That number assumes no growth in the business, Airbnb said, making it a conservative estimate.
|
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RPI punts on that question and just assumes WSU is the best among bad teams.
|
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J&J said its sales outlook assumes no new U.S. competition for Remicade in 2016.
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" Rather, start with an open-ended question that assumes it is: "How negotiable is this?
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Fitch's liquidity analysis assumes SLG does not raise any external capital to repay debt maturities.
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One assumes that as the extreme alarm abates we will see Democratic numbers bounce back.
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It assumes the new tech on the iPhone 8 won't need any extra shakedown time.
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However, that assumes all of the customers who made a deposit will complete the order.
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Warren implicitly assumes that only the enforcement decision in Microsoft was relevant to Google's rise.
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Fitch assumes these obligations will be serviced willingly by Catalonia and on a timely basis.
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The industrials take a hit because Wall Street assumes falling rates means business is struggling.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes the Bulgarian authorities will maintain continuity in economic and fiscal policy.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes local banks remain willing and able to finance the fiscal deficit.
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But that assumes the anti-Trump forces in the party hold sway after the election.
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So that 1.5 assumes that some of these gimmicks actually work, or aren't just gimmicks.
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Of course, this assumes that their businesses are compelling enough in the eyes of investors.
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Then, he assumes that Cole must know about the idol, because he uses the raft.
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Fitch assumes a 'CCC' rating for such assets for the purpose of its WARF calculation.
|
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Fitch assumes that regional conflicts will not directly impact Kuwait or its ability to trade.
|
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But the firm assumes "highly unrealistic and unnecessarily expensive" actions are taken to reduce emissions.
|
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The debate surrounding the EPA's future is strikingly similar today as Scott Pruitt assumes command.
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More precisely, the model assumes people drink to increase positive feelings or decrease negative ones.
|
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Fitch assumes no change to the peg of the Omani rial to the US dollar.
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Your brain assumes that, in doing so, you will save time and still be efficient.
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Fitch assumes growth will strengthen slightly to 852% in FY2530 and further the following year.
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And this all assumes you live or can travel somewhere where these surgeries are performed.
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The government assumes that 80% of workers' money will be transferred to private retirement accounts.
|
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This scenario assumes a path for the Selic rate that ends 2019 at 20203% p.a.
|
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They note in their analysis that the calculation assumes a 15% rate of tax avoidance.
|
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That's because the report assumes the amount of fish in the ocean will stay constant.
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VaR assumes that market moves are normally distributed along what statisticians call a "bell curve".
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Fitch assumes a slightly weaker television advertising environment as digital media continues to take share.
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She then assumes a slight crouch, as if preparing to defend herself from further reverence.
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The ICAO assumes fuel-efficient engines will cut 700 million tonnes a year by 2050.
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Political discourse these days often assumes that free market principles must be associated with inequality.
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"The Republican Party assumes it can count on conservative Christians no matter what," he said.
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Schmidt assumes the role of technical advisor as of the next board meeting in January.
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He knew what he was doing, and the KKK rightfully assumes they have his support.
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Everyone, he assumes, is coming back, either here or to some other place like this.
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No one, anywhere, assumes that I speak the languages that are a part of me.
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The project assumes optimism, but do you agree with its optimistic take on the future?
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When I ask to take her picture, she assumes the power stance: middle fingers up.
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Liquid Telecom's recovery analysis assumes a post-reorganisation EBITDA 25% below pro-forma FYE17 EBITDA.
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This assumes they don't borrow more than 80 percent of the value of their home.
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Now the ten-year-old boy assumes the book's narration, and recounts a desperate adventure.
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Lauren assumes the marks and burns on her husband's back are the consequence of CrossFit.
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Most media assumes that these entities are legitimate, and I would say that's a bias.
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This assumes they don't borrow more than 80 percent of the value of their home.
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It assumes that, when the apocalypse comes, we will still be here to witness it.
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The current guidance for both assumes a highly optimistic scenario, where we get very lucky.
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For no reason Trump assumes that (an autonomous) part of our country is for sale.
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It also assumes that the other side will have something to offer in the future.
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That assumes the European economy does not slow further; but the bad news keeps coming.
|
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For the final "Amen," Ms. Buck climbs a scaffolding and assumes the position of crucifixion.
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Closer look: Mr. Trump's budget assumes significantly faster U.S. economic growth than most analysts predict.
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This gloomy scenario assumes Congress slows spending growth on the discretionary side of the budget.
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Oh, this assumes a constant time rate (which is probably not true, but oh well).
|
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This assumes Teva will divest about $1.1 billion of net revenue to close the acquisition.
|
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"It assumes the worst of us and everyone, and that is unfair," Eric Trump said.
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The Great Commission assumes the faithful make disciples everywhere, including so called s---hole countries.
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It also assumes $28503 trillion in savings from economic growth due to the budget's policies.
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Licensing, insurance, traffic laws — everything assumes vehicles are operated under the control of a human.
|
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This V-shaped recovery largely assumes the virus will burn out by March or April.
|
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Trump, a Republican who had never previously run for office, assumes the presidency on Jan.
|
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All of this optimism assumes that repatriation ends up inside a politically palatable tax package.
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We did state, as all financial institutions do, that that assumes a normalized operating environment.
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A paranoid Archie assumes the visibly upset woman is the one who murdered his dead.
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The analysis also assumes different rates of tax evasion and avoidance, according to their methodology.
|
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And this assumes that the U.S. is able to strike a similar deal with Canada.
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It also assumes market conditions will be similar to the just-ended 40-year period.
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That assumes his famous spending on cars, watches and clothing doesn't exceed his growing income.
|
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However, Fitch assumes that the state would be willing to provide timely support if needed.
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That attention could be politically beneficial for Amazon as Donald J. Trump assumes the presidency.
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But this assumes that firms have reacted to reduced enforcement by wantonly breaking the law.
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Fitch assumes that regional conflicts will not directly impact Bahrain or its ability to trade.
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Fitch assumes no change to the peg of the Bahraini dinar to the US dollar.
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The baritone Michael Kupfer-Radecky assumes the task with humor as bountiful as his voice.
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The luxury sport sedan now assumes a familiar shape and must exude muscularity and refinement.
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But he assumes that the government always can and will run these surpluses as needed.
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He assumes his opponents have done the same, even though that's not at all clear.
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Friend Request, a new horror film from German director Simon Verhoeven, assumes that they use Facebook.
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Eleven sees Max chatting with Mike (they're chatting about Eleven, incidentally) and assumes they are flirting.
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This improvement assumes incremental debt (in the form of CP borrowings) will partially fund share buybacks.
|
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Fitch assumes mining production, which expanded in 13, will begin to plateau in 2017 to 2018.
|
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But that assumes the consumer was actively looking for somewhere to donate in the first place.
|
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And he expressed cautious optimism Thursday that Trump would moderate his tone once he assumes office.
|
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Once you measure the system, the wavefunction "collapses" and the unit assumes the properties you observe.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that copper prices will not experience a sustained fall from current levels.
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These results indicate that women may not be the greater 'fools for love' that society assumes.
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Joe Biden (who also officially isn't running, but everyone assumes he is) has rallied with Gov.
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Earlier, he assumes that the knocking on his door is someone preparing to fire a musket.
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Fitch assumes Romania's main economic partners in the EU will benefit from a gradual economic recovery.
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The court is widely expected to tack right when President Donald Trump's pick assumes Kennedy's seat.
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That's because the company assumes that cities will try to set the costs of autonomous trips.
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This perspective assumes today's forward curve and loan and deposit growth consistent with the current economy.
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Fitch assumes that these mechanisms would be activated in a timely manner in case of need.
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The latest forecast assumes flat to low-single digit overall comparable sales growth, the company said.
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The document also assumes that global emissions of greenhouse gases will proceed along their current path.
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Best Buy's 2020 outlook assumes tariffs stay at a current rate of 10 percent, Barry said.
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It assumes that trade will continue without much disruption and that immigration will remain fairly high.
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This approach assumes that the consumer is fickle, easily distractible, and unsatisfied with merely incremental improvements.
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In its rating case projections Fitch assumes the Novartis' put option will be executed in FY18.
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When they gather in Davos, the world increasingly assumes that their prescriptions are entirely self-serving.
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The big unknown is how these prices might change once Disney assumes majority ownership of Hulu.
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Blythe assumes, quite pointedly, that Beck is from New Jersey when Beck is actually from Nantucket.
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There were cases where Siri assumes I can look at my iPhone to deliver the request.
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To this day, he's still a little unsure what this means, but assumes it's a compliment.
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But that consoling thought assumes, of course, that the trade war does not flare up again.
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"The whole series assumes this balance between everyday reality and poetic symbols and myths," Ferrane says.
|
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In the poster for "Home Alone" (1990), a young Macaulay Culkin assumes a similar facial expression.
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Fitch assumes copper prices will stabilize at current levels in 220 and moderately improve in 22015.
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But this sentiment assumes Facebook's system of content moderation will never evolve beyond its policy handbook.
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The second scenario assumes the world will slash carbon emissions by half between now and 2100.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that broad social and political stability will prevail around the 2997974 elections.
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The Touch Bar is there to surface what Microsoft assumes are your most often-used features.
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Udacity assumes you will graduate within about nine months with 10 hours of work every week.
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Of course, that assumes students have a stable home or live with their parents at all.
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MacKenzie assumes the role in addition to his current role as managing director for Greater China.
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They also note that HHS assumes huge premium increases under the current ACA, without explaining why.
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And the role of the CFO assumes out-sized proportions in the context of an IPO.
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One assumes they wouldn't worry as much unless they viewed Medicaid as valuable health insurance coverage.
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The government now assumes oil averaging USD40/b this year, against USD50/b in the budget.
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In theory, the patent assumes that everyone's firmly gripping their carts in an aisle-based altercation.
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There's a camera crew, and she clearly assumes they're taping some sort of post-finale special.
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Of course, that analysis assumes there might have been something for that moment to drown out.
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It's a warning of the political future that awaits us if and when Clinton assumes office.
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The bottom line: Washington generally assumes there's a solution to be found if there's enough pressure.
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The patent lobby generally assumes that stronger patents are good news for domestic companies and inventors.
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Fitch assumes Brent oil prices to average USD35/bl in 20160 and USD21103/bl by 220.
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Fitch assumes the Regional Liquidity Fund (FLA) will continue to support Catalonia's debt obligations in 2016.
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She assumes he didn't defend her or make it clear that it was his nobel idea.
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The budget also assumes the administration will be able to lower taxes for businesses and households.
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He is instead expected to visit the museum sometime after he assumes office, the network reported.
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But he also assumes that Facebook will see more attacks than it did two years ago.
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That assumes an annual inflation rate of 3 percent and a 7 percent return on investments.
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THAT ASSUMES THAT WE NORMALIZE THE BALANCE SHEET OVER THE COURSE OF THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
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Fitch assumes annual capital expenditure of EUR35.4m over 2016-2020, up from EUR29.7m at end-2015.
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But that assumes questions over Mr Najib do not paralyse government or spill onto the streets.
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He assumes Louise could have warned him, or refused to have a child — changed the future.
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He won 58 percent of the vote in 2016, so maybe he assumes he'll be safe.
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And the question—can the girl "also be" that matured, future thing—assumes this same separation.
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But Wealthfront assumes that the investor is taking the full value of the loss, says Edesess.
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Act II is another matter: Muhly assumes command, filtering the action through his restless lyric voice.
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It also assumes that lower tax rates would encourage much stronger economic growth, reducing the cost.
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Whoever assumes control of the Social Security Administration under President Trump will have a big job.
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It assumes you have more to offer if you have met certain educational or professional criteria.
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Let's focus on the fees the CFPB assumes in determining the costs of a reverse mortgage.
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Cuban received 42 percent support in the poll, which assumes Cuban would be the Democratic nominee.
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Fitch assumes $1.3 billion, or approximately 70%, of the facility commitment is drawn under the revolver.
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In the recapitulation, the Bette Davis theme assumes grander proportions, with solemn, unmuted horns in attendance.
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They also noted in their analysis that the calculation assumes a 15% rate of tax avoidance.
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The bank's forecast assumes there won't be an escalation in trade tensions between Beijing and Washington.
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It also assumes that Trump imposes a 25 percent tariff on imported cars and auto parts.
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That analysis assumes the eight transnational party groupings in the current chamber will stay the same.
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It assumes that constituencies for both parties turn out at the same rates as in 80.
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Salles, who has been named as Brazil's next environment minister after Bolsonaro assumes office on Jan.
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He does not seek a personality cult; on the contrary, he assumes the crowd wants policy.
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That number assumes, though, that a man will live to be 2650 and a woman 1003.
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He is the friend nobody quite recognizes, the friend everybody assumes came back with somebody else.
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Everything they do that is slightly questionable, everybody assumes is really malicious and covert and awful.
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Confused, Bailey looks at Tawny, with her eye makeup, bracelets, and rings and assumes common experience.
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"Our estimate assumes deliveries of the 6737 reach 1903 in December, which is unlikely," Kahyaoglu said.
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I'm a queer woman partnered with a transgender man, but everyone assumes we're a heterosexual couple.
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But this, of course, assumes Trump and Congress both agree to take on the drug industry.
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The 2016 budget assumes oil production of 2.2 million barrels per day at $38 a barrel.
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The OECD said its projection assumes the BOJ will keep monetary policy ultra-loose through 2020.
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Ms. Headley's last performance is on Sunday; Jennifer Holliday assumes the role on Tuesday (2:35).
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"I would actually say that assumes facts, not evidence that he has a gut," she said.
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That figure assumes nations manage to decarbonize their energy and industrial systems almost entirely by 2050.
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The law assumes that buildings' values decline every year when, in reality, they often gain value.
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The idea of a zero lower bound assumes that central banks can't set negative interest rates.
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It fetishizes privacy, demonizes technology and assumes that government is the right institution to protect us.
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But the author assumes that a car gets 40 miles per gallon, not the 25 m.p.g.
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That assumes that the 10 lawmakers from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party who propped up Mrs.
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But everyone assumes there will be some, and possibly many, confronting both counter-protesters and police.
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"The Deuce" simply assumes that in any decade and any line of work, people are people.
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The arithmetic above assumes 21625 percent of the tariff is paid for by the new homeowner.
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In "Fidelio," a devoted wife assumes a false identity to break her husband out of prison.
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But that assumes a low price tag, with programs that included lifetime caps and waiting periods.
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On these calculations, which assumes all Conservatives vote for the deal, Johnson is 30 votes short.
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She assumes it's pre-"Moby-Dick," because who writes something like "Moby-Dick" before they're thirty.
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Right now ObamaCare assumes that everyone in the insurance market has no idea what to sell.
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Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn assumes presidential duties on an interim basis until the court's ruling.
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The current global trading system assumes that countries become wealthy by specializing according to comparative advantage.
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She immediately assumes the role, but will spend six months transitioning into the full-time job.
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Instead, they spent time prepping Allen and rookie Will Grier, who assumes the backup QB role.
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It assumes that outside pressure could persuade North Korea to curtail or abandon its weapons programs.
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James Franco, who directed two of the first season's episodes, assumes double acting duty as well.
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He assumes the mug shot that comes up when his name is Googled plays a role.
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But, of course, that all assumes the president himself will still be around come November 2020.
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" He added: "When one assumes a political responsibility, the essential is that he makes himself understood.
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This amount assumes the full exercise of a 30-day overallotment option of 14.2 million shares.
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First, it assumes Beijing will suddenly obey trade rules and commitments it has never previously respected.
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This amount assumes the full exercise of a 30-day overallotment option of 14.2 million shares.
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Friend's data come from Timothy D. Searchinger, whose research assumes that beef consumption leads to deforestation.
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The current plan in Congress assumes future income and spends that assumed income in full today.
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Static scoring assumes the size of the economy is fixed no matter how significant the reforms.
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Oxford Economics said its baseline scenario assumes Trump's Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton triumphs in the Nov.
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Second, it assumes that the rising tariffs will prompt no change in business or consumer behavior.
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The SEIA forecast assumes the tax credit is allowed to remain at 30 percent until 2030.
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First, it assumes that McConnell actually wants the Senate to hold an impeachment trial for Trump.
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Fitch assumes that the government's strategy for capital controls liberalisation will be implemented broadly as planned.
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As Anthony Vaccarello assumes the storied mantle at the French house, the past is never far.
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This requires a cosmic perspective, however, and assumes that history will be relevant in the future.
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Scenario A assumes average annual economic growth in Greece of 22022 percent during the forecast period.
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Everyone assumes there is much more metal sitting in off-market sheds in the U.S. port.
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Each comparison assumes that Mr. Trump is a political figure with a politician's instincts and calculations.
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Fitch assumes OMI used bank debt to facilitate faster repayment than senior unsecured notes would have.
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The timeline also highlights how a painting made a decade ago often assumes new meaning today.
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Seeing another PYT in a position of authority, Cruise assumes that he is being pranked again.
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To do that, it assumes that all but the poorest 40 percent pay more in taxes.
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This assumes, though, that there's a base for conservative ideas when they're untethered from racial resentment.
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Eric: Well the question assumes that I have kinks, and that's something that I would dispute.
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Silver's model assumes that there's a wider range of possibilities than the Huffington Post model does.
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The theory goes a step further as assumes that Varys as a leaker could be too easy.
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The opposition is weak, and Fitch assumes that Lukashenko will remain in power over the medium term.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's assumes that Belarus will continue to benefit from ad hoc financial support from Russia.
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The potential deal assumes Polbank's Swiss franc loan portfolio will stay with RBI, sources have told Reuters.
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Each partner assumes their partner would be the one to pick up an extra job if necessary.
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Moraga, meanwhile, is now on a three-fight skid, and assumes and overall record of 16-23.
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Some illustrations even show these bubble bots joining together vertically to (one assumes) handle increased payload weight.
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Gordon has difficulty imagining how computers could continue to transform our lives, so he assumes they won't.
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If one assumes 50%+ provisioning, then NPLs could be ~US$1 trillion (or ~8%-9% of GDP).
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The Lower East Side apartment used to be a Yeshiva school, which Nadia assumes bears some significance.
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As noted, this study assumes the use of 53-kiloton bombs, which actually makes little practical sense.
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One such firm, 2020 Surveillance, assumes there will be cameras placed every 60 metres along the wall.
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"China cannot replace the United States because it assumes different kinds of engagement in Pakistan," wrote Chaudhary.
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This assumes that for any given undertaking you either provide expertise or you are just a bystander.
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That assumes the revenue improvements seen recently stick and then increase slightly when the MGM Cotai opens.
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"When I woke up, I was at home," she said, but she assumes she was sexually assaulted.
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One assumes they will begin in cities where Verizon has already begun to deliver 5G in places.
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It ignores public goods and assumes that taxes and spending grow at the same rate as productivity.
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Our forecast assumes flat industry revenue, as growth in data services offsets the decline in roaming revenue.
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Either way, all of this assumes that your adversaries are more or less playing by the rules.
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This calculation assumes some moderate government subsidies of the kind we are seeing already in some countries.
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The budget assumes non-oil growth of 3.7% this year, more than double the rate in 2017.
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Well, the problem with the democracy is that it assumes at equal ... Everybody's views are equally valuable.
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Fortunately, after Mr. Trump assumes office his trade policies likely will be better than his campaign rhetoric.
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Ms Nyero is 43 and assumes that her child-bearing days are over, unless God wills it.
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They were her mother's, who Deja assumes will be coming back to get her at any moment.
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Fitch assumes copper production continues to increase over 2908-20526 as expanded and new mines come online.
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Since that assumes the removal of all tariffs, the actual effect will almost certainly be more modest.
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This assumes that national courts can be trusted to issue impartial verdicts—and governments, to respect them.
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And everybody assumes that you're, you know, you're hateful or you're a racist or whatever it is.
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International recognition of a new state therefore assumes that separation is better for both old and new.
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This assumes the company continues to make EUR500m to EUR600m of potential acquisition investments annually from 103.
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Now, after five seasons, he assumes he'll eventually age out of the part of a teen superhero.
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Pacioretty chooses to fake his death and assumes the identity of Chuck Stalwart, Wyoming's best private investigator.
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It also assumes that Britain replicates all the EU's free-trade agreements, which may not be easy.
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But this assumes that people will notice the small "hidden replies" icon and bother to click it.
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In Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, who has no political dynasty backing her, assumes office in May 2016.
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It's easy to see working-class perspectives through a rose-tinted lens that assumes they're inherently progressive.
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Cooper naturally assumes Katie's concern over his phone was based on the tech industry's obsession with secrecy.
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Jeff rightly picks up on the vibes between the "friends," and wrongly assumes Francesca is Dev's girlfriend.
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Further along in the woods, Luke finds Hannah's backpack, the contents strewn about, and assumes the worst.
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More important, it assumes that the entire nation would have to buy coverage in the individual market.
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The 21 plan sees a deficit of 2567.2 percent and assumes the economy will grow 22017 percent.
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This assumes that had the technology worked, Theranos would indeed have been the miracle that Holmes suggested.
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Trump's budget – like those of his predecessors – assumes that the proposals outlined in his budget are enacted.
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That, however, assumes in part that China makes a success out of its new biodegreable plastics industry.
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"I would get the minority vote because everyone just assumes I am what they are," Johnson agreed.
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The 2K rule for college savings comes with a catch: It assumes you use a 529 plan.
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That assumes early screenings definitively do lead to patients getting effective treatment -- something Grossman argued remains unclear.
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Trump assumes that because something happened after Obama took office, it therefore happened because Obama took office.
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Fitch assumes that the region will continue to receive significant EU funds to co-finance its investments.
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Now, consider a less optimistic simulation that assumes each step is associated with a 22019-percent probability.
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It also assumes that Trump imposes a 25 percent tariff on imported cars and auto parts imports.
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In essence, nonphysical and physical addictions are much the same, even if we, society, assumes they're different.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes a gradual reduction in Gabonese oil output over the medium to long term.
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And the video series never assumes that sex is the sole province of heterosexual or cisgender Americans.
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It assumes a lower effect on productivity from lost trade and investment than the LSE study does.
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"The problem with a democracy is that it assumes that everyone's views are equally valuable," he said.
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In the Budget, the British government lowered the discount rate it assumes for funding future pension liabilities.
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Instead, it assumes that ideological divides among the American citizenry will ensure that the lies don't matter.
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Fitch assumes that the outcome of the wage negotiations will not lead to deterioration in external competitiveness.
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Like the voices he assumes in Future Of The Left's skewed, sardonic tracks, he's funny but pointed.
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The arrow that killed Ilian came from a mysterious archer, who Bellamy correctly assumes is Echo, cheating.
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Grant, meanwhile, assumes the same record of 10-20, and is now 213-22 in the UFC.
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It assumes that protective tension is the problem, rather than your brain's way of avoiding a problem.
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It assumes $200 billion over 10 years for the costs of recent wildfires, hurricane damage and flooding.
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Although details on the series version are scarce, one assumes it will be made with fewer restrictions.
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This assumes Millsap is gone and Will Barton was never re-signed to a long-term agreement.
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Wealthfront's formula also assumes the investor can take the full value of a loss on her taxes.
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First, it assumes that coal plants are indispensable to keeping the lights on and meeting electricity demand.
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That assumes that the rules are not watered down further or blocked by the financial services industry.
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Branstad is expected to arrive in China next week as he assumes his role as Trump's ambassador.
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The bill assumes that tax cuts will encourage economic growth and will boost tax revenues over time.
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Second, the bill assumes that employee representation is an effective governance tool, which is not necessarily true.
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Rather, the tweet assumes that they are giving money because they want people to hate Hispanic immigrants.
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The economic logic behind the Republicans' thinking implicitly assumes that U.S. multinationals are liquidity-constrained at home.
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A federal policy that assumes 85033 percent of total costs do not exist has not ended well.
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Once past them, the show assumes a quieter, more meditative mood and becomes more personal and eccentric.
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But of course, this assumes that the authorities in Beijing don't spring any surprises on the market.
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That estimate assumes automakers pass about half of the cost along to customers and absorb the rest.
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The rule assumes that consumers can't be trusted to decide for themselves when loans are too costly.
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Fitch assumes revenues decline in the 1% to 2% range in 0003, with revenues flat in 2018.
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Robertson implicitly assumes, too, that left-wing utopianism is the guiding, pure, or dream form of liberalism.
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Although Mr. Brown often assumes he is the weakest link in any chain, he holds strong opinions.
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Jassy is confident that AWS can continue nabbing government customers even as Donald Trump assumes the presidency.
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That scenario assumes both the 2017 budget amendment can pass and the 2018 president's budget is viable.
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But the dialogue assumes the blurry, unpleasant loudness that brings to mind strangers fighting on the streets.
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Taken to an absolute extreme, erasing your life assumes you will then be reborn as something different.
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Between them, Oliver correctly assumes, we'll have more Trump jokes than we know what to do with.
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But musing about how to raise money assumes that such revenue is required to "fund" government operations.
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The younger Brandon Blackmore assumes that the church was trying to avoid paying his father's legal fees.
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Middle sister's mother instantly assumes that she is under his spell, enthralled by a local bad boy.
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There are literary impersonations, in which the author assumes the racial or ethnic identity of someone else.
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It assumes there is one dosage that is correct for all patients, and that number is immutable.
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The revamped strategy assumes cost to income at around 41% and cost of risk at 0.60%-0.75%.
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It assumes that higher sticker prices for new cars will keep Americans in older, less safe vehicles.
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It assumes the US will step up nationwide efforts to contain the virus, including quarantines and shutdowns.
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What you might notice is that all of that election-related ambivalence assumes a mostly progressive audience.
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Katya, who assumes the piano has been destroyed, thinks she can't live without Bruce or the Blüthner.
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As in the original, the player assumes the role of a pokémon who forms a rescue team.
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As in the original, the player assumes the role of a pokémon who forms a rescue team.
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She assumes everything else is lost: her laptop, wallet, about 60 pairs of shoes and her clothing.
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I am a younger feminist, but I'm not an unthinking one who assumes I have no agency.
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He had gone to the emergency room recently, he said, after injecting what he assumes was fentanyl.
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I wish I could say yes, but that question assumes the first of three fallacies about Yemen.
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The measure assumes that candidates who receive contributions from the same donors and groups are ideologically similar.
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But if the Democratic Party assumes that demographics equal political fate, it may be in for disappointment.
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Toby, though, assumes that Leo wants to offer himself sexually: T OBY : Do you want to fuck?
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One assumes that the bank will post good profits in the third and fourth quarters this year.
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LONDON — "Everyone assumes 'Carmen' is what people are used to," Barrie Kosky said in a recent interview.
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It also assumes that Pakistan has a clear interest in harming both the United States and Afghanistan.
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The plan also assumes that a looming crisis will provide enough political incentive for a future compromise.
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For the most part, the model assumes migrants would not stray too far from their coastal cities.
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"It assumes you're going to go 206 months without a recession, which has never happened," he said.
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The veteran country blues singer Furry Lewis briefly assumes the center of attention as an honored guest.
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The software assumes an A.I. persona, called Amy Ingram, that has chatty updates about dates it makes.
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"The current model assumes that the land market will be open in October next year," Honcharuk said.
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"And I hope he assumes the mantle of leadership that he has not yet done," Bush added.
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Of course, all that assumes that people who won't read a Wikipedia entry will watch videos instead.
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In asking readers to enter Wilford and Phebe's world, Ulrich assumes a certain amount of background knowledge.
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"It assumes you won't work hard, long hours, and have out-of-date skills," says Smith, 250.
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The key mistake, in their view, is that it assumes passage and ignores the chance of failure.
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Granted, this assumes Bluesky will have any practical effect at all, which critics aren't taking for granted.
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This assumes that judy doesn't want me to take a day to look at the nairobi buro.
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The law regarding depreciation assumes that real estate values decline annually, although often property values actually increase.
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Fitch assumes no change to the rule of the royal family and the current order of succession.
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The estimated $1 billion cost to Volkswagen from Tuesday's agreement assumes Volkswagen can fix the 60,000 cars.
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Fitch assumes there will be no overarching change to the current strategy being pursued by TI's management.
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J.P. Morgan now assumes "weaker results at power and some franchise value impact" for GE, Tusa said.
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Fitch assumes domestic borrowing will be less than a third of these amounts, in line with 0003.
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Of course, that assumes that there will be games — at any level — for the scouts to attend.
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Plus, no one assumes you are poor when you're attending a college that costs $22017,212 a year.
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Second, it assumes that poor people feel the same way about used goods that wealthier people do.
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"If the system detects a 100 percent match, it assumes that it's 100 percent fraud," he said.
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But note how immediately after getting destroyed, the would-be-dunker's body assumes a coffin-ready position.
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With the victory, Dariush returns to the win column and assumes an overall record of 13-2.
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If you don't check in, Phoenix assumes you're dead and tells Gmail to fire off the spookmissives.
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It insidiously assumes that there aren't any — that unlike men, women aren't capable of achieving artistic greatness.
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Computer Modelling Group Ltd: RBC assumes with sector perform rating and target price of C$8.50 Evertz Technologies Ltd: RBC assumes with sector perform rating and target price of C$19 Imperial Oil Ltd: Citigroup raises target price to C$31 from C$30 COMMODITIES AT 0.23:10 a.m.
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That is a pretty tall order that assumes that we have the authority to impose or to persuade.
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The most interesting thing about any teen movie is what it assumes about the world teenagers live in.
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Sunny Sweeney: I think everyone assumes that they will automatically achieve pregnancy as soon as they start trying.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS -Our base case assumes the third programme review is completed without creating political and economic instability.
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Granados says Coronel noticed being followed during her visit by what she assumes to be U.S. government agents.
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Using JonBenet's voice assumes that the film has more authority on that subject than it ever possibly could.
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Fitch assumes that the eurozone economies will grow 21103% in 220 and 22015% in 20143 in real terms.
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Perhaps Trump assumes that future presidents will also have their own fleet of private jets, like he does?
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That makes scenario 263.9, which assumes massive cuts to spending programs that benefit the rich, a bit fanciful.
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He says he assumes his book helped prompt the renewed investigation of the black teen&aposs brutal slaying.
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Rand Paul's fans, who he (rightfully) assumes are the self-serious stoners that tend to gravitate towards Floyd?
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All of our security design assumes that the network is compromised, or other parts of systems are compromised.
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Kazimir, who will also become an ECB policymaker when he assumes office, said he had requested the delay.
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The EFT assumes that Britain unilaterally cuts all of them to zero, boosting trade and thus economic growth.
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Subramanian assumes the U.S. would move to a territorial tax system that would no longer tax foreign profits.
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Their study assumes consumers bear the full cost of the tariffs and does not account for wage losses.
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Once the deed is done, Villanelle assumes they can go back "home" aka London, but Konstantin says no.
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The firm's base case assumes "an economic downturn does not happen" through the end of 2021, DeBlase said.
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The argument for focused REITs assumes shareholders ascribe a discount to diversified REITs akin to a conglomerate discount.
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It assumes single-payer would be able to substantially cut payments to providers without reducing access to care.
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This calculation assumes all the energy of the bomb goes into pushing on the Earth, which is unrealistic.
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On opening the bag, each fruit then assumes a definite identity, regardless of how far they are separated.
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General-equilibrium theory assumes perfectly competitive markets made up of businesses that all set prices at marginal cost.
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Not one that assumes that rates must come down and then looks for payfors to make that work.
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He speaks over her and assumes himself better than both Reggie (Marque Richardson) and Troy (Brandon P. Bell).
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Nick assumes the role of Mr. "Let's Get Back To Reality," and tells June her plan is impossible.
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This amounts to unsustainable ethics whack-a-mole, and assumes employees know about a project to begin with.
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The auto industry is where they've set up a model that most assumes an integrated North American market.
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So the team assumes that the Oregon Emergency Medicaid data they analyzed is also mostly from undocumented mothers.
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The company gave a fairly robust forecast for its fiscal 213 year, which assumes continued moderate economic growth.
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Then there's another aural surprise when the downbeat kicks in, and the song assumes its reggaeton-pop form.
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This guidance assumes a low single digit comp sales increase, expansion of gross margin and disciplined expense control.
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However -- and it's a big caveat -- that assumes that delegates will subscribe to the idea of a ticket.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that Brent crude will average USD52.5/bbl in 13 and USD55/bbl in 2018.
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But I've still been shaped by a culture of masculinity that assumes men are somehow special, beautiful, better.
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Eventually, one assumes, Disney will either start to stumble or simply run out of attractive properties to adapt.
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The text assumes that the writer, in this case future speech-giver Melania Trump, will do some research.
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It assumes that a meritocracy that genuinely rewards the best and the brightest will leave everyone better off.
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Fitch assumes that the eurozone economies will grow 1.7% in 2016 and 1.4% both in 2017 and 2018.
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That assumes the cast of bureaucrats that have run the carrier poorly develop a sudden knack for management.
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That may be true, but of course assumes he has some kind of incriminating evidence on the president.
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First, we feel that the museum falsely assumes that this electoral process was within the bounds of normalcy.
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She assumes that the rest of her tribe isn't being strategic , because they're not being strategic with her.
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More often than not, no one assumes there's bias when white dudes are reporting about other white dudes.
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The preliminary outlook for 2017 assumes the U.S. Government continues to support and fund the corporation's key programs.
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That assumes, of course, that palaeontologists can find a fossil as beautifully preserved as this latest one. [PNAS]
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The EPA regulation of 123 ppb assumes any measurement of total chromium can turn into 100% chromium-6.
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Veronica thinks it's an affair; Betty — being the person that she is — assumes that he's the Black Hood.
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Fitch assumes Rwanda will continue to implement structural reforms and prudent economic policies with support of the IMF.
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The UN's population model assumes that countries with fertility rates well below two will bounce back a little.
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The estimate assumes access to the single market is maintained in both years and financial turmoil is checked.
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Okja may be better in a theater, but that assumes it would have even screened in Springield, Missouri.
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"This, of course, assumes the end to the policy of ultimatums, sanctions and blackmail," Lavrov told a briefing.
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The court decided that the dispute over which creditors get paid what be resolved before it assumes control.
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When you observe the particles, the wave function collapses and the particle assumes just one of the values.
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The first and biggest problem with deterrence by punishment is that it assumes war is going to happen.
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"The LWL consciously assumes a social responsibility with its research," said LWL Director Matthias Löb in a statement.
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The court just assumes I'm a refrigerator full of milk, and that's not how the human body works.
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Of course, that assumes the attacker is using a camera and not an overlay to obtain your PIN.
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The policy assumes that some percentage of the population will be unable or unwilling to give up nicotine.
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Unverified reviews are still posted because Amazon assumes that reviews of items purchased elsewhere have value to consumers.
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Fitch assumes copper production will continue to increase over 2016-2017 as expanded and new mines come online.
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President-elect Trump has pledged to create 2628 million new jobs when he assumes office on Jan. 28503.
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That was hyperbole; it assumes some other employer would be willing to hire Walmart's workers at higher wages.
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Management assumes that slight improvements in operating activities can be expected again in current year, the company said.
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His comment assumes that there are historical inevitabilities, and that people and social forces don't make things happen.
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This formula also assumes you'll be walking directly into a steady wind continuously, with your face totally bare.
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Each work assumes the vertical orientation of a paperback book, with abstract, geometric designs convincingly adorning book covers.
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The revolutionary assumes that we're not fallen creatures, that we're made wicked by virtue of our social conditions.
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That's for a case that assumes the Clean Power Plan proceeds and heavy-duty vehicle standards are finalized.
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Fitch assumes ongoing serious security threats, with significant parts of the north east outside of the government's control.
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Further, Fitch assumes that WFC has been able to benefit post-financial crisis from a flight to quality.
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Fitch assumes that regional geopolitical conflicts will not directly impact Ras al Khaimah or its ability to trade.
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It's also, one assumes, an Olympic record for bullets absorbed by the horse-event venue at any Games.
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Feeling out of control is never fun, especially when everyone around you wrongly assumes you've never been better.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes the oil price averages USD52.5 in 13, USD52.5 in 2018 and USD55 in 2019.
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The budget assumes the White House will be able to dramatically lower tax rates for households and businesses.
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It assumes that all misogynists are straight men and that systemic sexism rests solely on their individual shoulders.
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Handing the reins to Temer, however, assumes that the PT is cleared of any wrongdoing in the investigation.
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A serious shortcoming of this approach is that it assumes cost is a proxy for richness of benefits.
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That assumes that only with the DMCA, as it was written in 20143, would that have been possible.
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Fitch assumes that oil price (Brent) will average USD35 per barrel in 244, USD220 per barrel in 20170.
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Balestrieri, at Novartis for 25 years, assumes control over a division with nearly $10 billion in annual sales.
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When a ship registers with a country, it assumes its nationality and becomes governed by that state's laws.
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They go on what she assumes is a date, but turns out to be a New Age intervention.
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In lashing out wildly at his elusive opponent, the apex predator has injured himself *assumes David Attenborough voice*.
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The GAO report assumes only 24 percent of student borrowers will enter into these highly attractive repayment programs.
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Pashinyan's challenge will be to maintain his momentum as he, presumably, assumes office and forms a new government.
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And that assumes that the guests, many in their childbearing years, are going to these events at all.
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Similarly, EAGLE currently assumes that all golfers of equivalent skill will perform equally on holes of equivalent difficulty.
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He assumes a repatriation tax rate of 8.75 percent versus the current 35 percent rate for his analysis.
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The CBO's new outlook assumes an average real GDP growth rate of 85033 percent between now and 2026.
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Mankiw assumes implicitly that capital lasts forever and companies take no depreciation and engage in no debt finance.
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The form that this hate assumes ranges from old libels to novel slanders with no basis in fact.
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