"The assumption of population increase is based on an assumption of uprooting people," she says.
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And the assumption that black voters will remain overwhelmingly supportive of Clinton is just that — an assumption.
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KURTZ: The underlying assumption, it was more than an assumption, the film was the Bush administration was lying about Iraq.
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Melosh said the assumption that boulders break down at a constant rate via tiny meteorites is exactly that—an assumption.
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We make the assumption that there are good guys and bad guys in this world, and that certainly is a bad assumption on our part, just like it's a bad assumption on our part in the real world.
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The assumption is that people will eat these dogs as a sort of prank on themselves, and the assumption has borne out.
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Tuesday marked the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, when Catholics celebrate the assumption of the body of Jesus Christ's mother into heaven.
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To think that ultra-successful people are different from you is a false assumption, he says — a comfortable false assumption, perhaps, but wrong nonetheless.
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The day after the election, on November 9, my assumption, and the assumption of a lot of people, was Obamacare is done for now.
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That that assumption just because history suggested it was a great assumption, just because history, and the record suggested that turned out it wasn't right.
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"He had gone quiet for a couple years and the assumption was that he had moved on — that was certainly the assumption that I had," he said.
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What's more, your friends took you into their confidence on the assumption that you would keep that confidence, and your friendship makes that assumption a reasonable one.
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The plan would lead to 1.8 times more full-time jobs under the higher-rate assumption and 2.2 times more full-time jobs under the lower-rate assumption.
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"There's an assumption of incapability, a lot of times, when it comes to women, as opposed to the assumption of capability when it comes to men," she said.
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"The general assumption that a lot of companies make that if you train an employee once a year they will retain that information is a false assumption," said Kalsi.
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But therein lies the problem, the idea of a single evolutionary ladder was the founding assumption of the discipline, an assumption that quickly ran into all sorts of problems.
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Rationality was always a simplifying assumption in economic models, and even if that assumption is implausible, it's hard to dislodge without different, usable assumptions to put in its place.
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Communities ChangeThe second claim warranting pushback is the false assumption that alt-right "trolling" is equally interchangeable with 4chan and Anonymous, an assumption that posits static, ahistorical framings of both.
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Fairly early on, that assumption, that deadly assumption around what a pilot would do in that circumstance when that boundary condition was tested that begin started to come to light.
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"The working assumption is that Hamas is building more tunnels, they've boasted about this infrastructure as a strategic plan of theirs, and we have to work on the assumption," said Lerner.
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That's not a logical assumption at all … Oops, sorry.
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"Well -- that would be a safe assumption," Barr said.
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Single family housing starts market growth assumption of 5% to 10% * Ply gem holdings inc - company's 2017 annual outlook is also based on an assumption of 3% to 5% growth in u.s.
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Some insurers make an explicit assumption about the individual mandate not being enforced or cost-sharing subsidies not being paid and specify how much each assumption contributes to the overall rate increase.
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So many things were left unsaid that there was an assumption that everyone just somehow understood what was expected of her, which masked an assumption that everyone thought more or less alike.
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"I'm going to make the assumption the school did something, but I'm also going to make the assumption, based on where we are today, that they didn't do enough," Dianne Grossman said.
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"We entered this year with an assumption of branded inflation in the mid-single digits, and our first quarter experience was slightly ahead of this assumption," McKesson Chief Executive John Hammergren said.
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One approach is to consider an assumption that solvers make, enumerate a few ways that assumption might be violated, and then see if you can think of a thematic justification for each violation.
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"The assumption was that he was the CEO!" says McMahon.
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The assumption is the audience will know what it means.
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Contrary to my assumption, Vanderpump actually has some budget criteria.
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Hoel's theory, called "causal emergence," roundly rejects this reductionist assumption.
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In fact, the word "temple" is derived from this assumption.
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Options include a gloom, a regression or even an assumption.
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As a selfie enthusiast, this seems like a reasonable assumption.
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That fundamental assumption you can no longer hold as true.
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But on the assumption she runs... (APPLAUSE) I mean, look.
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But our study will hopefully make people rethink that assumption.
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"Lo and behold, that assumption was totally wrong," said Cotton.
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But Sephora beauty directors are quick to challenge that assumption.
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Assumption: Everyone living beneath the poverty line receives cash assistance.
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We've already seen that particular assumption play out on Facebook.
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I think the basic assumption is it will get settled.
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Over and over, it's this assumption that gets utopian thinkers
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It's a hidden logical assumption that underpins all science, ever.
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That assumption has been sorely tested over the past year.
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Traffic prediction models are based on this seemingly reasonable assumption.
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Naturally, his first assumption was that it was his fault.
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Five years on however, this assumption has been proven premature.
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However, that assumption may have become less accurate in 2017.
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The assumption had always been that he was Syrian, too.
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They work to liquidate reason and the assumption of history.
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This is the assumption he has brought to the campaign.
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The Board's assumption does not constitute fraud on Weinstein's part.
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We worked on the assumption that sex isn't just PIV.
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Now they have strong confirmation that this assumption was correct.
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Just the nagging assumption that I am missing something epic.
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Perhaps it's time we finally put that assumption to bed.
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This assumption ignores the reality of a highly effective industry.
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People with mental disabilities often face an assumption of incapacity.
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But that assumption misses a key piece of the tragedy.
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The unarticulated assumption is that the enemy is still Russia.
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One assumption is that we are looking for sympathy. Wrong.
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The underlying assumption there is that white voters decide elections.
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That's an unfortunate assumption, however, and it could cause problems.
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I apologize for breathing life into such an absurd assumption.
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Democracy depends upon an assumption of goodwill among fellow citizens.
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I told him I held no assumption he was innocent.
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Democracies depend on an assumption of goodwill among fellow citizens.
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The first false assumption is that Trumpist populism is unprecedented.
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The international community operates under the assumption that it does.
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The fire in Brazil puts the lie to that assumption.
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Clinton — protect bad teachers, she pushed back on the assumption.
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But that's really just an assumption, not a proven proposition.
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Whether this is a realistic assumption is a different story.
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And the Trump administration has started making that assumption, too.
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Probably reading — the default assumption where adolescent me is concerned.
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The false assumption was that women were becoming more Democratic.
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Their assumption is simple — some places don't have the virus.
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Dieks himself accepted Bostrom's argument that the assumption is flawed.
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People operate under this assumption: I can make myself happy.
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Some players, the assumption holds, just aren't suited for it.
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The assumption is that it involved some kind of ritual.
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That premature assumption and aggression didn't happen in a vacuum.
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Another failing assumption is the security of our supply chains.
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That assumption ignores how severely disabled most benefit recipients are.
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We have projected this assumption about ourselves onto the world.
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This assumption involves a basic misunderstanding of Middle East politics.
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But it would be wrong to make such an assumption.
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This assumption is partly why we replaced monarchs with presidents.
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This assumption is considered plausible or possibly generous, he said.
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Some observers may take that as a rather heroic assumption.
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Markets have been working on the assumption that the Dec.
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They'd made the drug dealer assumption, I just knew it.
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But the last election proved that assumption flawed, at best.
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"I think that's a safe assumption," he said, without elaborating.
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However, contrary to popular assumption, passing wasn't my primary concern.
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CANADA PLUS - The EU's baseline assumption for the future relationship.
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And it's likely more than an assumption — it's likely fact.
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Even today, she fights the assumption that she's an alcoholic.
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"The most common assumption in retirement is that if I retire today and spend $100,000, the assumption is that 20 years from now I am going to spend $100,000 in today's dollars," he said.
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Trump's assumption that the U.S. have the economic "leverage" over China to coerce Beijing to rein in North Korea stems from a similar assumption: that a trade war will somehow only harm the Chinese economy.
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It's an assumption without evidence that an impeachment inquiry will produce evidence of crimes not yet already presumed by most voters, and yet another assumption that any such evidence would move the public opinion needle.
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The assumption behind most of these voidable contracts is that parents would agree to the vast majority of the purchases — and companies will take a risk in the few cases where that assumption is wrong.
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That has been a bedrock assumption across centuries of financial history.
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She did so under the assumption that she would be resleeved.
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New research published in Scientific Reports shows this assumption was incorrect.
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Some of the retired military leaders it interviewed questioned that assumption.
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The assumption will be they will find multiple ways to monetize.
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In other words, the central assumption of criminal profiling is nonsense.
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Over the past year that assumption has unravelled with welcome speed.
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But online retailer Miss A is out to challenge that assumption.
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As the scale of addiction grew, scientists began probing that assumption.
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The vote today is his de jure assumption of the role.
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Using your best equipment becomes a risky choice, not an assumption.
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But the fashion designer and business owner doesn't resent that assumption.
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Obviously, this is a pretty ridiculous and illogical assumption to make.
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"I'm not certain I would agree with that assumption," Mueller said.
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Fitch assumes a conservative 5.5% coupon (versus a lower management assumption).
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If that assumption was once half-correct, it no longer is.
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But a new study published in Cretaceous Research challenges this assumption.
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What's more, remember assumption #2, about human urine being bumblebee yellow?
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There was also an assumption that the Europeans would do more.
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Their working assumption is that this is linked to Islamic terrorism.
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Another issue is the assumption that overall market returns will persist.
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"The assumption is that it's a positive mass anomaly," Keane said.
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So we're making an assumption for the sake of the model.
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South Korea's decision not to had rocked that assumption, he said.
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The assumption is that these vehicles will become mobile suicide bombs.
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And it's a pretty safe assumption that Bettman knows it, too.
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But in the assumption that it would, liberals lost their edge.
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"It is our working assumption for a fudge," said the investor.
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If incarceration actually rehabilitated inmates, then that assumption would make sense.
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The assumption: "Moderates always cave," one senior GOP aide told me.
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So we need to start from an assumption of good intentions.
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But that assumption was derailed by the reality of Washington gridlock.
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The implicit assumption is that trauma, unidentified and unworked, repeats itself.
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Under normal circumstances such an assumption would be impossible to test.
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Such an assumption is common in career fields dominated by men.
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The assumption was not consistent with the results leading to today.
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The second assumption is that this policy is a good idea.
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The deal includes assumption of DigitalGlobe's C$1.60 billion net debt.
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Yet there is no reason to think this assumption is true.
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The assumption underlying all of it was that, unfettered, each one
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Again, why would Beijing make that critical, and highly risky, assumption?
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One basic assumption is that populations would turn to social media.
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The Assumption Cathedral is known as the religious center of Moscow.
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"Why would you make that assumption?" the Ohio lawmaker asked him.
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Clinton decisively changed that assumption with her strong showing in 2008.
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But a relaxing of fuel emissions standards could derail that assumption.
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"The assumption was these people weren't a threat," Chipman told CNN.
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Based on the information I have, that's the assumption I've made.
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This can lead to a too-pat assumption that the black
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In a deal this size, that is a mighty big assumption.
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You're probably making an assumption now: O.K., an anything-goes festival.
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Holding this assumption in the CPG space, however, in fundamentally flawed.
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Very quickly, I established that I was correct in that assumption.
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Indeed, quite a lot of evidence calls the assumption into question.
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"The assumption is that everyone has someone to assist," she said.
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On the assumption that most students leave, schools generally shut down.
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Assumption No. 4: Democratic voters view President Trump as an aberration.
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For years, without reflection, I made the same assumption about myself.
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Harley-Davidson shows how this assumption might break down in practice.
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"Of course this is my assumption and my hope," she said.
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Promotional material posted to the mainstream internet played on that assumption.
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"We just never spoke about it," he says, correcting the assumption.
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That assumption draws skepticism from others who study health care economics.
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He merely states a fact and does not correct her assumption.
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My assumption is that language and experience mutually influence each other.
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That assumption has begun to look increasingly shaky in recent days.
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Probably there is no individual Bloomberg assumption that is wildly implausible.
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As early as the 1970s, scholars began to question that assumption.
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A lot of people make the assumption that Fleabag is autobiographical.
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Contrary to common assumption, Rapa Nui is not a beachcomber's paradise.
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That assumption, though, profoundly misapprehends American evangelicalism in the Trump era.
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That's the assumption behind most art put out in the world.
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Does that prove the assumption that Trump supporters are largely bigots?
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Washington (CNN)It's a prevailing assumption: Black Americans will reliably forgive.
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I'm making an assumption based on some present-day conditions today.
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I admit now that this was the wrong assumption to make.
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The assumption of their accession to our policies will be gone.
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However, recent research findings fly in the face of this assumption.
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My assumption is they'll be free with devices, like I mentioned.
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Most cooking shows today are built on the assumption of perfection.
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There's also an automatic assumption that everyone is cis and heterosexual.
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I don't live in a world where that assumption is true.
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The people who say, 'I would love to hire more women or hire more people of color, but I don't want to lower the bar,' the assumption implicit in there is a racist or sexist assumption.
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Tamir, who studies emotion and self-regulation, says there's an ongoing conflict between the assumption that pleasant emotions equal happiness and the assumption that all emotions are valuable—no matter how pleasant or unpleasant they are.
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The assumption that Disney movies are just for kids has been debunked.
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They've operated under the assumption that employer benefits will someday be taxed.
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That assumption was a key driver of the 2019 US stock rally.
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But the Juno data offered no evidence in support of this assumption.
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Such assumption is not detailed under any of the agency's applicable criteria.
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BitTorrent — the company — got started on the assumption that Cohen was brilliant.
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That's a fair assumption considering the professional target audience for this camera.
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But Chao's argument makes the assumption that innovation and enforcement can't coexist.
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Unfortunately, all the lawyers I interviewed told me our assumption was wrong.
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It's an assumption that could generate a lot of pain, he suggests.
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The assumption that it should do this was taken as a given.
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This a big assumption of cooperation on the part of Starship Enterprises.
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There's an assumption that Black people are very forgiving, especially Black Christians.
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"Birds of Prey" makes the assumption you're familiar with this DC villain.
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There's an assumption that a woman boss will be a certain way.
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"The assumption that we have the same story is wrong," Jenkins said.
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Then, I realized I had been brainwashed into that slut-shaming assumption.
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This logic begins to fray if you relax the random-walk assumption.
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It's a natural, safe assumption: I see you as you see me.
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And, on the assumption Roho attracted sufficient eyeballs, advertisers would sponsor content.
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The assumption and the speech so far is not escalating the tensions.
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People have this weird assumption that if you're medicated, then you're cured.
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And the second assumption might still hold in a general election campaign.
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There is this assumption of perfection and grace, but skateboarding isn't perfect.
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While there is some truth to my assumption, I was missing much.
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But I wouldn't take the sensor working well as a safe assumption.
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I don't think you want the risk assumption specifically in the Micron.
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His assumption of power did not involve a change of ruling parties.
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Our rating assumption, however, is for the strategy to remain broadly unchanged.
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Last year, OPEC's oil price assumption was $22040 a barrel in 230.
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The legal battle upended every assumption that the people of Burlington had.
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A second Sprüth Magers exhibition, this one in London, challenges that assumption.
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The assumption that China is choosing to devalue its currency is wrong.
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Can I tell you what's a plausible candidate for such an assumption?
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It&aposs hard to say-- (CROSSTALK) CARTER: That&aposs what driving assumption.
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There's an assumption by the patient that the clinic visit is a
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So we built a design in part around that assumption, as well.
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Sanders receives an assumption of good faith that most politicians simply don't.
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This is the laziest, most delusional assumption in all of political punditry.
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Your decision to hit or stand is based on the same assumption.
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The assumption was foreigners would come in and invest in the region.
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Watch our beach wave tutorial: Or just go with this guy's assumption.
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We base our projections on the assumption the sanctions stay in place.
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It was not clear if the United States could challenge that assumption.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS The ratings and Outlooks are subject to the following assumption.
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That's the obvious assumption, and it would be a little bit creepy.
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Partly because the assumption that the SDP held Labour back is unconvincing.
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But in 2009, Harrington put that long-standing assumption to the test.
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At the heart of the dispute is the assumption that, if Roe
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Including the assumption of debt, the transaction values Westar at $12.2 billion.
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And then it's going to hope the assumption it made was right.
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The JCT simply reflected the assumption that many would choose not to.
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The CFPB built that assumption into its rule barring mandatory arbitration clauses.
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Next year's oil prices assumption was seen at $66.2, up from $63.8.
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This created the assumption that lighter-skinned people were more aesthetically pleasing.
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The assumption was that being a good teacher doesn't take much effort.
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Including the assumption of debt, the deal is valued at $47 billion.
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Any changes to this assumption could have an impact on the ratings.
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H.G.: I begin with the assumption that education is fundamental to democracy.
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But the pea-brained guineafowl are revealing the flaws in that assumption.
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This drives our assumption that leverage is likely remain at historic levels.
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Beyond that, the assumption is that everything else is on the table.
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But that's a ridiculous assumption, as a moment's reflection will make plain.
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I'm going to begin from the assumption that this is GOTY material.
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The baseline assumption that 'it will all be OK' isn't there anymore.
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"There's this immediate assumption that this game is for women," he said.
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That seemed to support their assumption about how the cracks were formed.
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And there is the constant, casual assumption that Oliver has a girlfriend.
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"Assumption of accuracy is not a deterrent for suicidal people," he said.
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The deal price includes the assumption of $90 million in pension liabilities.
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Instead of a presumption of innocence, migrants face the assumption of inadmissibility.
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One underlying assumption: They should only be implemented if other measures fail.
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But that's assuming Germany doesn't score against South Korea, a big assumption.
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Next, we question economists' standard assumption that people are rational decision-makers.
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Lizzie's assumption that her husband still loves his dead wife doesn't waver.
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If, however, you refrain from that assumption, the debate becomes much stickier.
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This is a dangerous assumption that is not born out by experience.
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I'm trying to find ways through my work to change that assumption.
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Never make the assumption that someone else has called the emergency services.
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The assumption was that hundreds of people were going to be dead.
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Business ownership aligns in the whiteness-assumption checklist; not so for blackness.
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Johnson's point rests on the assumption that we do share certain experiences.
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That makes no sense except against the background assumption of white supremacy.
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"There's this immediate assumption of class because they were addicts," she said.
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On Wall Street, the assumption is that Wednesday's meeting will be boring.
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Since then, several studies have shown that this assumption is not true.
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It was all under the assumption that I would have the baby.
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He's a candidate who is riding out an assumption of GOP support.
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Other artists, however, are celebrating Mr. Trump's imminent assumption of the presidency.
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Bear Stearns' failure and merger needed the Fed's assumption of questionable assets.
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Arkani-Hamed and company are exploring how to relax the weakness assumption.
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She prefers to operate on the assumption that good work is rewarded.
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And you're making the assumption that those partners have undertaken due diligence.
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Alternate-side parking: In effect today, suspended tomorrow (Feast of the Assumption).
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The assumption was that shared money would spur greater European political integration.
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But that's not only an assumption — it's also the actual job market.
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Another is the assumption that being an influencer is an easy job.
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Not dissenting leaves this assumption in place — but dissent is hard work.
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In some programs, that is an assumption freshmen trust at their peril.
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Markets have been largely working on the assumption that the planned Dec.
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The implicit assumption: If you are white, you will have more fans.
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Le Guin never took the easy way; she pushed on every assumption.
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This assumption has implications for the placement and staffing of crisis centers.
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Alternate-side parking: In effect today, suspended tomorrow (Feast of the Assumption).
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The assumption had long been that some environmental factor explained the difference.
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This is a common assumption — that flawed policy results from flawed data.
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My assumption and hope is that this $21990 billion is not that.
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The second assumption is that strobing effects do not cause significant harm.
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Take Siri, for example: on the assumption that it understands what you say the first time (which isn't an assumption you can always make), you're likely to occasionally get an errant response – maybe it sets an alarm for a.m.
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"I sometimes find it difficult to understand why the assumption to the awful is the one that's accepted and while the assumption of what might be a higher proportional detection of cases is almost seen as invalid," he said.
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"Your prior [assumption] should be for a very long expansion," says Mr Lonergan.
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The assumption that our fat has circumvented the ability to reach our genitals.
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"The assumption of frozen ground is built into so many things," Torn said.
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But this assumption is patently false, since some coders have had early advantages.
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Some climate scientists have dismissed such an assumption as overly optimistic at best.
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The assumption that Siberian ancestors were anywhere near Beringia is unsupported by evidence.
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Spiegel's vision for Snap begins with the assumption that most pictures aren't precious.
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We can make the assumption that all this data will be stored locally.
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This early assumption may impede diagnosis of a less recognized atypical parkinsonism condition.
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Olivia doubts her assumption after seeing Cyrus at the hospital where Vargas died.
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The way the companies divide up the assumption of debt was still unclear.
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The implicit assumption is that these CEOs will look out for their own.
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"People are making the assumption that this is not employee focused," said Meyer.
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A new report from Motherboard shows that we definitely shouldn't make that assumption.
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The assumption has always been that these birds have particularly good night vision.
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The episode lives up to that assumption by the time the credits roll.
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Making an assumption based on someone's financial situation isn't just silly; it's irresponsible.
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"That's an assumption that that is all going to mushroom back," Braun said.
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But the related assumption — that the decision benefits Republicans — may be strikingly myopic.
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"One of the questions will be, is our design assumption wrong?" he said.
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We have to operate on the assumption that it won't ever have them.
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But that assumption rested on a misunderstanding of what students are paying for.
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At the core of the idea is the assumption that violence isn't random.
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We swipe left on your assumption that a baseless lawsuit would intimidate us.
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"The assumption has always been that Turkey is problematic but stable," Stein said.
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"People are making the assumption that this is not employee focused," Meyer said.
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My assumption is yes, but I don't really care about seeing it happen.
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"My assumption is that there will be some intense diplomatic pressure," she said.
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But most economists disagree with the assumption that fewer immigrants mean more jobs.
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But this kind of assumption, as Nixon puts it, is simply not true.
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A not-unreasonable assumption is that we simply remembered how good butter tastes.
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It's the assumption that a larger body would only want a cheap version.
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"There's this assumption that software has to involve literally writing code," Liu said.
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Though television footage later revealed that it might have been an erroneous assumption.
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The assumption is that you have to put in a lot of money.
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"Oslo" (2016), a Tony-award-winning play by J.T. Rogers, undermines that assumption.
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First, let's challenge the government's assumption that we need to sacrifice at all.
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The assumption behind unions' legal strategy is that rulings translate into better conditions.
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This sits uncomfortably beside the Trump administration's assumption that biology stops with anatomy.
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As the conflict over the tech industry escalates, however, that assumption looks suspect.
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Rape culture operates on the false assumption that men are natural sexual aggressors.
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There is an assumption that social enterprises that help women are not profitable.
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The assumption is that they want foreign climes, but familiar faces and sounds.
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This reflected, beyond foolishness, an assumption that Washington would provide a replacement incentive.
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"At this point, I'm still under the assumption that 2,120 holds," he said.
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The natural assumption is that so much smoke comes with an attendant fire.
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This assertion by Alice necessitates another assumption about her use of quantum theory.
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Before the missile strike, the general assumption was that Syria no longer mattered.
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Scientists who help policymakers plan for the future used to make an assumption.
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But a report the Center for American Progress released today undermines that assumption.
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We are trying to challenge this assumption that air-gapped systems are secure.
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Gaspar: This is an assumption not a recommendation, it's important to say that.
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Glassman is working off a big and dubious assumption about the solution, however.
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So I can't sit there and agree with an assumption that you're saying.
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He added that there is no assumption the attack was contained to Christchurch.
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Given its user growth issues, that's not a terrible assumption, and it's scary.
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For starters, the funds make the same assumption about risk tolerance for everyone.
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Al-Sadr made the assumption that al-Nimr had suffered the same fate.
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The assumption was that they would return when energy lagged and homebuilding recovered.
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I know there's an assumption that when one sense worsens, another gets better.
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Trump is now doing everything in his power to prove that assumption wrong.
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Should we go ahead with the assumption that this is Washington State law?
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Dress codes aren't usually an official policy at cinemas, more of an assumption.
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That's an assumption that needs to be turned on its head, she says.
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If you're smart, you won't lose many balloons before you change your assumption.
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"You come with this assumption and you go to white privilege," Webb added.
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The observational data and computer models used in this study supported that assumption.
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Is the assumption that I don't have a career because I'm a mom?
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The operating assumption in this world seems to be that parasites usually work.
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The natural assumption would be that one movie works, and the other doesn't.
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Though, Calhoun schools Mary Jane when she makes an assumption about his sexuality.
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He believes that ISIS is defeated -- a questionable assumption -- leaving him with Iran.
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That is as safe an assumption in behavioral genetics as can be made.
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And they weren't just making an assumption about that point — there actually wasn't.
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My assumption is that current members of Congress are not bad people overall.
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There remains a misplaced assumption that attackers necessarily only come from other countries.
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But the extra foreign capital, by assumption, receives the rate of return r*.
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But Mr. Trump is testing that assumption in ways no president has before.
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The assumption that homeownership is a sure path to building wealth feels shaky.
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The operative assumption in the marketplace is that Catalan independence will not happen.
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His key assumption was that incentives were more powerful than economies of scale.
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However, it is not a safe assumption that whoever comes next will bother.
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In court, you start off with the assumption that the defendant is innocent.
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The assumption that everyone in government is a bad actor imperils our democracy.
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From a few things you've read you've made an incredible assumption about me.
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Assumption No. 3: Mr. Biden is actually quite terrible at running for president.
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Lantern offered $310 million plus the assumption of about $115 million in debt.
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There is a false assumption that private efforts will never match government largesse.
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The assumption has been that both activities should live under a single umbrella.
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My assumption is that was when he went over to the other window.
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"Democracy depends on the assumption of good will among its participants," he said.
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It was written on the assumption that America would remain relatively equal economically.
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It rests on the assumption that feelings are inherently more trustworthy than facts.
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Including the assumption of debt, the deal would value Wirtgen at €4.6 billion.
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She made a false assumption based on widely circulated, but incomplete, video footage.
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Neither assumption is true for rheumatologists, neurologists, and the patients under our care.
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I would never make the assumption that a hotel overseas is fully accessible.
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There was never an assumption or expectation that the government would support them.
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Under any assumption, the world will continue to demand fossil fuels for decades.
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The budget was based on an oil price assumption of $55 a barrel.
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"I felt that, at first, he made an assumption about me," he said.
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Mr. Ghani returned in time to make the announced assumption of powers moot.
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"This idea of a bundle, it&aposs really a false assumption," he said.
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Maybe that guy (or gal — another assumption) is just a really hard worker.
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The assumption that anyone can go to an emergency room doesn't cut it.
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You relinquished it on the assumption that you were buying this co-op.
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But, the assumption of this polarization sometimes oversimplifies the actual dynamic at work.
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"Our basic assumption is that international trade of LNG will continue," Varro said.
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Those reboot deniers have been working from a flawed base assumption all along.
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History often invalidates that assumption, however, because health is tied to political events.
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But, the assumption that all change is good change is a mistaken one.
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I began this book with the assumption that Trump is a malignant narcissist.
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That may be a good assumption — but it's impossible to know for sure.
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That may be a good assumption — but it's impossible to know for sure.
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Alsup found the administration made a false assumption that DACA wouldn't be constitutional.
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Still, we were all operating on the assumption that Trump couldn't possibly win.
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This assumption was frequently vindicated and started to feel a lot like wisdom.
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The assumption was that the email review would take many weeks or months.
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In fact, it's an assumption that plays a giant role in modern racism.
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Both involve fears of black men and an assumption that they are violent.
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But at the very least, that was the assumption, or the acceptable lie.
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On some level, that's the basic assumption on which civil asset forfeiture rests.
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For one thing, he said, the proposed reorganization counted on an assumption about future investment returns that federal regulators found unrealistic — even though that assumption is widely used by state and municipal pension plans, which are not subject to federal regulation.
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"The analogy takes hold because... the assumption that the $21 trillion dollars of carbon-based assets that are marked to market on the books of multinationals and sovereigns and others will all be put to their intended use and burned is an assumption even more absurd than the assumption that someone who can't make a down payment or a monthly payment is a good risk for a home mortgage," he said.
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The global financial system is built on an assumption of above-zero interest rates.
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" But in depending on this assumption, Tess decides, she has "hurt myself, humiliated myself.
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The safest assumption for this year is that received wisdom will be overturned again.
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Of course, this being the internet, the first assumption is that it's somehow fake.
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But that's an assumption made by the industry — not one grounded in real science.
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Photos of the dog in question confirm our initial assumption that Teddy is adorable.
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But a team of gastroenterologists from Augusta University in Georgia is challenging that assumption.
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Yet the assumption of a Remain victory filled the room—and depressed my hosts.
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The increase in the breakeven OC is mainly due to a modelling assumption change.
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The monks aren't only upset by the assumption that their clothing is a hindrance.
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Two paintings were stolen in broad daylight from Assumption Gallery in Moncton, New Brunswick.
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On a 2.5% real-return assumption, contributions would need to hit 19% of payroll.
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But an in-the-works study shows that this assumption could be disastrously wrong.
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That would run against the popular assumption that more REM sleep is always better.
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IT IS A common assumption that migrants have more pizzazz than stay-at-homes.
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The analysis used the assumption that commodity prices stay roughly flat over the timeline.
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"I think there's this assumption that millennials are spoiled, naive, and entitled," Jen said.
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If you also made the assumption that humans are subpar sniffers, you're not alone.
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I think that's an unfair assumption, particularly until we've seen inside these new Macs.
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"Miscomprehension of AAE, coupled with an assumption of understanding, is likely rampant," he said.
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So if the DOE's particle assumption is wrong, its models could be underreporting contamination.
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"There's a reasonable assumption that you don't want to be spied on," said Schmetz.
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But the company's foreign exchange assumption is modest, forecasting the dollar at 100 yen.
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"Investors are sanguine because the assumption is China will cut a check," Weafer said.
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It might take a really hawkish statement by Powell tomorrow to move that assumption.
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There's this assumption that people are strong, and can really make their own decisions.
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It is refreshingly humbling to confront images that cause one to question that assumption.
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A big one is the assumption that an asset's volatility is known and fixed.
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The assumption that all this math will make us more numerically adept is flawed.
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It's becoming a widely held assumption that could push investors into the wrong trades.
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Every time we do that we validate the assumption that the product really works.
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I don't have the word count or patience to work under any other assumption.
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Rules and regulations are often based on the assumption that runners have male bodies.
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The Workers' Party, which governed Brazil from 2003 to 2016, made the same assumption.
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His assumption that people are curious about the universe and black holes was true.
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Nonetheless, liquidity coverage will be stressed initially given the assumption of PPS' development pipeline.
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A common assumption was that I was a pilot and/or worked for Southwest.
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At Miami Art Basel, the underlying assumption is that the works have collectible potential.
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and make a massive assumption.
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The assumption going forward should be that any untested device should be considered vulnerable.
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The company's $17 billion market capitalization is based on an assumption of continued growth.
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The assumption that there's not any truth in there is so funny to me.
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The assumption is that no one wants to disclose that they were locked up.
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"We were under the assumption of trying to aim for growth patterns," says Goshen.
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The prevailing assumption was that Atlanta's crime numbers would skyrocket, but they did not.
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The end of every assumption of every self-regarding sports pundit in the world?
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That's when Carter-Johnson decided to reassess her assumption that cats were aloof companions.
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Such an assumption is essential if we are to place our faith in deterrence.
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But as is often the case, the assumption was false, according to Long's representative.
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The police's working assumption is that the attacker was inspired by international Islamist terrorism.
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The assumption is this will be the lowest priced S10 with lower-end specs.
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Mr Kaepernick's assumption that he would be protesting alone has since been proved wrong.
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But the assumption that it would be corrosive to norms doesn't follow from there.
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To paraphrase Ronald Reagan, our assumption should be: "Don't trust until you can verify."
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If this assumption is correct, you're going to need something to get you through.
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There's an assumption that men have less to work with, but that's not true.
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The deal values William Lyon Homes at $26.7 billion, including the assumption of debt.
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Fitch's assumption also includes that commodity prices remain relatively stable over the forecast period.
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The third faulty assumption is that sanctions can force Iran to change its behavior.
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The assumption, therefore, is that they formed elsewhere before wandering closer to their parents.
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Of course, this assumption only holds if Netflix continues with the same release schedule.
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Beneath all of this is the assumption that planting trees is a good idea.
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There's an assumption in many of these reports that substance is useless without spectacle.
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Finally, the assumption we have a ready pool of volunteers is becoming a myth.
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Which would be a ridiculous assumption since Green has never done something like that.
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There is the teenage assumption that his attraction to men would eventually go away.
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Our assumption that natural gas would be substituted for other fossil fuels seemed reasonable.
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Much of the information that was publicly available might well have supported that assumption.
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The assumption is that the EU would have just as much, if not more,
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Yet, the assumption is that only Ford's credibility suffers from this lack of corroboration.
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When Brooklyn Was Queer proceeds on the assumption that my mistake is widely shared.
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David Brooks Western society is built on the assumption that people are fundamentally selfish.
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There was this assumption that the symptoms would resolve once you stop the medication.
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The assumption that TVEL would not cooperate with a canceled Fordow waiver seems unfounded.
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But either way, the assumption that virtual assistants should be female is a problem.
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But his complacency and his assumption that the truth will out has disastrous consequences.
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Though no details were given, the assumption for that is a U.S.-based facility.
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A final rosy assumption is that shareholders will get a better deal than employees.
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There's an assumption that as things get smaller, they are more remote from ideas.
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The assumption that all biomass used for energy contributes to atmospheric carbon is wrong.
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Based on this assumption, Trump now has 28503 delegates and he needs 22019 more.
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The assumption, here, was that I would zip around of my own free will.
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Including the assumption of Carmike's debt, the transaction is valued at about $1.1 billion.
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The assumption that we could not get together was simply not a correct assessment.
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That is a safe assumption for basically everything we care about physically and mentally.
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But this assumption is flawed—full of contradictory advice, and rooted in antiquated ideals.
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These, as he says, start from the democratic assumption that all members are equal.
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May's easy assumption of the Cold Warrior's mantle might raise no eyebrows at all.
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The argument rests on the assumption that legally restricting abortion is the minority view.
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An assumption of $1 million of new investment creating three jobs is very conservative.
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But the assumption is baked into each of their plans in a different way.
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The underlying assumption is that men who have succeeded know something about self-regulation.
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Wednesday was also the day that Catholics celebrated the assumption of Mary into heaven.
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Professor Thaler has played a central role in pushing economists away from that assumption.
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That isn't an assumption either party appears willing to make about the other side.
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For now the assumption is that the prince will not travel with his family.
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When a culture works really well, there's an assumption that it can be universalized.
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The political earthquake of the black freedom and feminist movements demolished that bigoted assumption.
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At first, Warren accepted the assumption that people were causing their own financial ruin.
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Among paleontologists, it was a long-running assumption that the winged creatures lacked feathers.
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But if this rationalist assumption seems natural these days, it is not necessarily permanent.
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Usher is trying to get the lawsuit tossed out based on assumption of risk.
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Including the assumption of Worldpay's debt, the deal's overall value is about $43 billion.
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Identity networks start with the assumption that people are there to build new relationships.
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But whatever the core assumption, the maximalist approach inevitably increases the risk of war.
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The third fallacy is the assumption that Yemen is cholera-infested and famine-threatened.
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All were operating under the assumption that Mr. Trump is preparing to withhold certification.
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It was just another assumption based on a paradigm that marginalizes non-heterosexual people.
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And I did not make an assumption that all would be taken care of.
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"An assumption of 'chance' encapsulates all the inevitable unpredictability in the world," Spiegelhalter writes.
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The assumption encapsulated why she wrote the book, published on this day in 1963.
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Including the assumption of debt, the proposed transaction is valued at about $9.2 billion.
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" Ms. Stonum said: "There's more conversation and less assumption about who will do what.
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While I wouldn't call the answers adages, I was close enough in my assumption.
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If that assumption is wrong, the company said, rate increases could be much higher.
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Admit fault, apologize but maintain the assumption that you can be better and faster.
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How polygraphs work Polygraphs are based on the scientific assumption that lying causes stress.
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The bureau's undercover program subscribes to the crawl-walk-run progression of role assumption.
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In fact, that assumption is so common, it's at the root of our problems.
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Powell found no evidentiary basis for this, and it was arguably a racist assumption.
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The assumption is that he will hammer home the Republican Party's accomplishments (The Hill).
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The assumption—slightly rarefied, it must be said—is that relationships trounce everything else.
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"I don't think we have an assumption about city funding," Mr. de Blasio said.
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My assumption was that fireworks had evolved from weaponry, but I had it backward.
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There were echoes of that assumption even when the intent was to praise her.
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Thatcher's assumption of the Tory leadership that same year, and for her three administrations.
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It's that assumption of universality that irks when you are a black girl reader.
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But, new research from the United Nations University is challenging this widely held assumption.
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There is no assumption of mental health illness, although mental health conditions may exist.
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This assumption, which Donald agreed with, betrays an exceedingly dim view of human nature.
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Make no mistake; this was and still is a pretty far-reaching racist assumption.
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President Trump's new vision for America is suddenly forcing us to reconsider that assumption.
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We have complied with the assumption that the US would make the promised breakthrough.
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"Even if you had meetings, the assumption is you'd be there," Mr. Peacock said.
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The 2019 Indonesian budget was set under the assumption that GDP would expand 5.3%.
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The assumption has to be that the Israeli government will take some retaliatory measures.
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There's always this assumption that black people should sing and dance in the theater.
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Hoemann sounded a note of skepticism about the emotional granularity assumption underlying Lomas's proposal.
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"I'm operating under the assumption that this country prescribes too many opioids," Sessions said.
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Haley's tweets make an inaccurate assumption that I see a lot in health policy.
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And the world's assumption that modern sexism is ending comes to a screeching halt.
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The courts have also been guided by the assumption that markets are self-correcting.
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The widespread assumption was that they could not learn, work, or care for themselves.
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You can use it to challenge the underlying assumption of the remark or behavior.
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And given the evidence from this season, that's not a bad assumption to make.
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Alas, only her final assumption was correct, and we parted ways without exchanging numbers.
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They have already made an assumption about me [that I am there for sex].
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Hope Solo: What I can say is that my assumption -- and I'm admitting it's an assumption -- is that the United States Soccer Federation would have wanted to be the leaders in the payment of women, and it does look bad for them.
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"There is nothing to contradict this assumption, but rather everything supports this assumption that he, with the help of the Vietnamese secret service and using his residence in the Vietnamese embassy in Germany, abducted a person who had asked for asylum," Gabriel added.
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"I personally made the assumption -- and I have made the assumption for many, many years -- that our forward-deployed naval forces in Japan was most efficient, well-trained, most experienced force we had because they were operating all the time," Moran said.
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In examining these factors, scientists are deeply skeptical: We start with the assumption that each condition arose by chance, and then require a very heavy burden of proof to reject that assumption (analogous to the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard in criminal cases).
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And the assumption has been that such an offer would not come from the Mets.
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If that assumption had been right, demand for much more than oil would have suffered.
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They'd share their change-making ideas, but the assumption would be that they're launching nonprofits.
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She advises against the assumption that there's only one way to prepare any particular food.
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But chickens, he said, offer an excellent example of how wrong that assumption can be.
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Howard goes on to address the widespread assumption that he and Harden don't get along.
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"The implicit assumption in this ruling is that they don't have this set of rights."
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There is often an assumption that investing means buying stocks — but is this the case?
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The most obvious assumption is that the only way out of this predicament is death.
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"You should start with the assumption that you're starting with a securities offering," Clayton said.
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"Such comparisons," the journal states, indicate and strengthen the assumption that all camp is white.
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Except the assumption is that Tate is going to get beaten up, and probably badly.
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It's a good assumption… [I can only tell you] there's something coming down the pipeline.
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Dismantling this assumption is the reason #OscarsSoWhite will be relevant beyond the 2017 awards season.
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The assumption, maybe, is that this connection will help younger viewers understand the show's relevance.
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"While it may not be explicitly true, we have to operate under that assumption now."
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The hoaxers began their project with the assumption that certain ideas are patently, laughably absurd.
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In the U.S., there's the assumption if things get bad, Powell is on your side.
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Now, Trump is forcing politicos and pundits to question every assumption about modern American politics.
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Underlying that suggestion is an assumption about the power of ads to affect our behavior.
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I think that's probably a little fast, I think 2050 is probably a safer assumption.
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We'll start off under the assumption that your Sonos speakers are already up and running.
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A deeper dig into the demographic projections reveals how outlandish the Free Lunch assumption is.
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It added its baseline assumption was that the virus would be contained by this March.
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Our economic system is built on the assumption that competitors abide by the same rules.
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Our assumption of a 264 percent actuarial value is actually generous to the Republican bill.
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But many of the value techniques used by investors build on this assumption, he says.
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The assumption is that it will only be available on Safari for stated privacy reasons.
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Yong: There is this assumption that any change to the micro biome is necessarily bad.
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Why the implicit assumption that all AI researchers and engineers are blithely ignoring this risk?
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"You can make whatever assumption you want," he added, when asked whether it was Ferrari.
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"There's often the assumption that it's all about men lying or men exaggerating," she continues.
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This starting assumption connects back well to the idea of "cornerstone" backstories from the show.
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That one assumption ends up leading almost directly to Negan's downfall in the source material.
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"There has been an assumption that with body cameras suddenly we have accountability," Yu said.
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The $300 billion California public employees' pension manager is considering cutting its investment-return assumption.
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Let's operate on the assumption that the SafeTrack initiative will end someday and be successful.
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This makes the heroic assumption that people preserve the same attitudes as they get older.
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Many entrepreneurs assume that an invention carries intrinsic value, but that assumption is a fallacy.
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A new study, published last month in the aptly named journal Transportation, challenges this assumption.
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The technology previously had a Bayesian assumption about how that strategy of reinforcement would work.
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Recent developments are consistent with our assumption that Russia would provide ad hoc financial support.
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The assumption, genuine or otherwise, that a child is an orphan makes them especially vulnerable.
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They'd just do it with the assumption that it wouldn't go anywhere in the Senate.
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Another potential flawed assumption is that you will be able to keep working past 25.
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The assumption is that, if only America talked tougher, it would get what it wanted.
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The assumption is that she'll eventually move to end the marriage once and for all.
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Leonhardt has clear grievances here, and has argued that many readers will make this assumption.
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"The assumption was always that people of different personalities would behave differently," she told me.
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Jenner even managed to work in a comment about how that assumption is uniquely gendered.
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She's right, but the assumption stings, and the group's sad-eyed leader, Blue, lambasts her.
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If Gawker was writing about it, the assumption was, its indignation was by definition righteous.
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This assumption—which, in some cases, carried the odor of racist condescension—is profoundly wrong.
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These analyses rest on the assumption that the generals were unassailable before joining the administration.
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The core assumption Trump has exploited is that military officers are unbiased, apolitical patriotic professionals.
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"My assumption was it was John Oliver's viewers," Pai told Senator Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii).
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At the same time, that assumption feels woven into Everest VR's rote, utterly straightforward design.
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It was hard work, but the assumption was that eventually our two tunnels would connect.
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That assumption has created pressure on the Fed, partly self-imposed, to do just that.
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The book is full of the kind of speculation and assumption that can be maddening.
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People may make the assumption that the area would smell like sulfur, but it doesn't.
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Now, the assumption of American supremacy and an ever-improving future is not so assured.
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Are official tax scorers willing to make this blanket assumption for the next two decades?
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The results of the additional foreclosure frequency assumption testing have not constrained the notes' ratings.
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He graduated from Providence College and received an M.B.A. from Assumption College in Worcester, Mass.
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"I started from an assumption that this is a bunch of nonsense," Leto told me.
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"It's a very aggressive assumption to think people will no longer buy cars," she said.
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Moreover, they assumed that this assumption was widespread even in the field of medieval studies.
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And it's just another example of a hetero-normative assumption, one that causes enormous suffering.
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The assumption was that Trump's admiration for Kelly was driven by the latter's military accomplishments.
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The underlying assumption of course was that the fairly bargained market price was fair value.
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Jason Brauninger, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at Assumption Catholic Church in Chicago.
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We do business with well-known companies under the assumption that we will be safe.
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Such exchanges, he said, could help temper a patient's assumption that pain can be eliminated.
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Leasing and finance contracts are both generally priced using an assumption of stable residual values.
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His work challenges the central principle of modern economics — the assumption that people are rational.
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Including the assumption of Aetna's debt, the total value of the transaction is $78 billion.
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Including the assumption of $1.1 billion in debt, the deal is valued at $4.4 billion.
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Doubt has been cast on the working assumption that infants prefer face-like geometric patterns.
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The presence of escorts at the evening events have long been a wink-wink assumption.
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The revised projections are based on the assumption that Britain stays in the European Union.
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It makes the ridiculous assumption that drinkers make better work partners and non-drinkers don't.
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The deterrence case is based on the assumption that Pyongyang's top priority is regime survival.
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That makes it sound like they're starting with the assumption that you're a bad guy.
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But the assumption that all of them are "threaten[ing] peaceful citizens" is deeply questionable.
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But the rise of Donald Trump has called that once plausible assumption into serious question.
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The assumption that there is one definition to Latinx kills the intersectionality of the identity.
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It's a hopeful, but overly simplistic assumption because passion and stability are rarely natural companions.
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That's not a crazy assumption — Democratic superdelegates have never dethroned the leader in pledged delegates.
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It's assumed that a blessed person has performed the miracle, but it's just an assumption.
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Too often the healthcare debate has been dominated by the assumption that healthcare is monolithic.
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Falih did not reveal the specific oil price assumption used to compile the budget, however.
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This challenges "the assumption that plague in Europe was predominantly spread by rats," they added.
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Another assumption was that Taliban fighters would never stop fighting and accept their fellow citizens.
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BAML is also overweight European mining stocks, based on an assumption of rising copper prices.
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My boneheaded assumption that lodging would be ample, though, couldn't have been more off base.
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Of course, varying any critical assumption can add or subtract billions or trillions of dollars.
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"We are working with this assumption now, that they are all dead," Mr. Jogdande said.
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With a fiction film, the assumption that the cast is play-acting is always there.
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The underlying assumption is often that we're on a runaway path to an exploding population.
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The assumption encapsulated why she had written the book, published on this day in 1963.
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There had been an assumption that the presence of North Korean athletes might ease tensions.
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This new wisdom has displaced a longstanding assumption among economists that labor markets are competitive.
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But a version of the same assumption is also sometimes subtly present in scientific research.
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China has upended that assumption, demonstrating how to decouple personal freedom from freedom of innovation.
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The assumption implicit in the outrage is that the message was meant for those Mrs.
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I don't think I've trusted any author since who doesn't address me with that assumption.
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An assumption is woven into our sacred texts: that the experiences of women don't matter.
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Each, however, seems to blend in an assumption about Trump-Russia connections in the election.
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The widespread assumption in Democratic circles is that Nancy Pelosi will reclaim the speaker's gavel.
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"We are proceeding with the assumption that it's related to the others," Mr. Hegarty said.
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But for now you'll happily go along with the assumption that the coin is fair.
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Still, the primary revealed that not every newfound assumption about blue-wave politics is bankable.
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The second assumption involving the supposedly long duration of the email review was also flawed.
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A major flawed assumption is that the amendment was designed to protect individual gun ownership.
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Underlying that question is this assumption that being an Asian-American woman is a weakness.
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His conclusion was based on the assumption that Pruitt followed the lease terms as written.
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There was also wide assumption that he would defeat Ms. Le Pen in the runoff.
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And there is very good reason for that assumption: Publishing is an extremely white industry.
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There's an assumption that if you could only make the perfect lecture, everyone would understand.
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The other strategy – disengagement – is premised on the assumption that belief systems may never change.
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The company's numerous clinical trials currently underway in various types of cancers support this assumption.
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The fairest assumption is that he has Russian business ties he wants to keep hidden.
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But an ongoing study by a group of NASA-affiliated researchers is challenging this assumption.
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Hawaii officials says that their 7 percent assumption is based on the EUTF's investment policy.
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" [thud] [grunt] [thud] [thud] [thud] [siren blaring] "The assumption is, at some time it stopped.
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Each assumption has been tested repeatedly in recent years and, time and again, has collapsed.
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It operates on an assumption that billionaires remain, in effect, some of the original influencers.
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But it's also an island of religious fervor, displayed most publicly on Assumption Day, Aug.
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This is a tremendous assumption of danger to make sure the truth is told publicly.
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For movement conservatives, the assumption is that Democratic or Republican voters are ideological on issues.
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There's no assumption that somebody who might not agree with you might just be wrong.
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That, anyway, is an operating assumption behind much of the discussion of social welfare programs.
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The $300 billion California public employees' pension manager is considering cutting its investment return assumption.
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Now, what about the assumption, explicit or implicit, that the program has not achieved "results"?
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It's a fair assumption that the overwhelming majority of debt consolidation loans are originated online.
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While that can happen, this assumption does not take into consideration our exposure to technology.
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"I think $50-$55 is a pretty good working assumption for next year," he said.
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The level of subordination is reflected in Fitch's 'poor' baseline recovery assumption for the issue.
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Fitch has made no assumption regarding the timing, course of litigation or potential settlement amounts.
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But the general assumption in DC is that most of these proposals are going nowhere.
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The assumption is that to impact them at all would be to impact them positively.
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But the assumption of hyperrationality still plays far too large a role in the field.
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Absolutely. I think there was an assumption that we were doing it for ulterior motives.
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The default assumption seems to be that if something is working well, it should grow.
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The assumption has been that Hawaii knows nothing about the consequences of "invading" foreign presences.
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"That seems to have an implicit assumption that women can't be defense counsel," she said.
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In the best case scenario, this would mean someone making a positive assumption about me.
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It's an assumption at the core of all intellectual property law in the United States.
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So far Jon is still operating under the assumption that he is Ned Stark's bastard.
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It means the assumption that institutions will use law as a tool against appropriate people.
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Todd: My assumption is that June will wind up a Handmaid again sooner or later.
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" He added: "I think assumption is an interesting element and it needs to be challenged.
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"There's an implicit assumption that the codependent is getting something out of it," she says.
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Some were offended by the assumption that rap fans wouldn't know all four by name.
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Our central assumption is that similar voters will make similar choices regardless of where they live.
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They said you can't make any assumption of growth for any period greater than 7 percent.
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The assumption is that employees have a spouse who is a full-time housewife back home.
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The assumption was widespread that someone relatively wealthy and established was unlikely to have the virus.
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The assumption right now is that Esper steps down as soon as the nomination is submitted.
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But New Cities, Future Ruins questions the assumption that the apocalypse must be an impending disaster.
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Smith was expected to be reinstated in March, on the assumption he stayed out of trouble.
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But you also can't escape that assumption when talking about Hollywood's treatment of the romantic comedy.
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Canvas wants to smash this assumption of expensive, inflexible, factories by replacing infrastructure with autonomous vehicles.
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"I think there is often a mistaken assumption that possession leads to scoring opportunities," Tabarez said.
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On that assumption, risk appetite remains under pressure and the dollar remains on a firm footing.
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Russia's budget for 2016 is based on the assumption of oil selling at $50 per barrel.
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It's a reasonable assumption for creatures that climb through trees eating all the brightly-colored things.
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"It is a false assumption that visual stimulation is about looking at pretty things," Enoch says.
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My sense is that this is an assumption we make quite a bit in American politics.
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GUTFELD: Like when you&aposre saying a van the assumption is that maybe somebody is driving.
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Whether or not Geminga could have contributed to the excess depends on this assumption, he said.
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And he did have depression and he did wrestle with anxiety, so people made that assumption.
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Of course, the underlying assumption behind these comments is that the Fed has actually done that.
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The assumption was I was advancing them the money, and it wasn't that big a deal.
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Mr Halm identifies a "false assumption that participation in sports has an integrative effect per se".
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He also conceded that the ECB's oil price assumption, with respect to forecasting inflation, was conservative.
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The assumption that a Tory victory will lead to a "soft Brexit" may not be right.
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Therefore, Dong Yin's legal status does not indicate automatic assumption of its full liabilities by COAM.
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The success of this strategy rests entirely on the assumption that share prices are mean reverting.
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Or at least that's the assumption I'd been operating under — until Instagram got in the way.
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That, too, depends upon the assumption that we can all see and agree upon the facts.
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The assumption is an odd attempt to use Kim K.'s robbery to take down Rihanna.
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Eventually a conscientious schoolteacher, Father Kavanagh, tries to delve beneath the assumption that Paul is "slow".
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Since he was assimilated by the Borg himself, there's an assumption that they have his DNA.
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"Even on a relatively conservative assumption it's certainly a billion pounds and possibly several," O'Higgins said.
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That provenance refutes the frequent and mistaken assumption that most Native Americans are on the dole.
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People in kidnapping hotspots may be targeted on the assumption that insurers will pay the ransom.
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The assumption at the time was that HHS would cover those payments out of its budget.
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The assumption when the princess's candidacy emerged was that the palace must have accepted her plans.
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Diaz de Leon said the bank was not working on the assumption the deal would fail.
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But according to a new study, this assumption isn't true in many places around the world.
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And then there's the assumption that people who are abstinent must also be devoid of desire.
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Markets' assumption in the past month has been that the dollar would fall if Trump won.
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The Kickstarter page doesn't define what "intense" means here, but the assumption would be harder = louder.
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It says the higher consumption will accelerate economic growth — an assumption the Commission does not share.
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But an easy failure of sex-positive media is the assumption that it applies to everyone.
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The assumption is the character has progressed a bit or their life has changed a bit.
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The underlying assumption today is that machines and the sensor data they manage can be secured.
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And then there is a common assumption, Ciner adds, that people with disabilities can't afford gyms.
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We&aposll see what happens, but on the assumption that they do, because they do talk.
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And given their assumption, they take their result as evidence that there is such a correlation.
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But the way this campaign has been covered gives me incredible pause about the latter assumption.
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CGT is based on a simple assumption: that crimes happen near to where those responsible reside.
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But that in itself is a myopic assumption when only 89% of Democrats voted for her.
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The second she was cast, the safe assumption was that she was playing Mary Jane Watson.
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Daryanani's assumption is that Apple would pay a healthy premium and acquire Disney for $237 billion.
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In this case, it's the assumption that there has to be an outlier in the group.
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May's arrogant assumption that Corbyn's unpopularity with the public translated to her own popularity had backfired.
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Unfortunately for Hyland, this probably isn't the first person to make this assumption in her lifetime.
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Because it's pictures and visual, and the assumption is the audience is not there for news.
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Canadian officials say they are working on the assumption they have until the end of September.
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I did not say it was over a tv show," tweeted Wu. "You're making an assumption.
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The working assumption was that everything would soon be crushed by the overburden of snow anyway.
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"The assumption has been that people are more likely to want information that's actionable," says Berkman.
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All of my projections rely on a base assumption of a volatile, if not declining economy.
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As he told me, Trump always operates with the assumption that human beings are vicious creatures.
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Raymond James upgrading the stock to outperform based on the assumption that earnings quality will improve.
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The assumption that small planets like Mercury become "geologically inactive very quickly" has been proven false.
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"I was the victim of a very broad assumption I was going to win," Clinton said.
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Furthermore, the research makes an assumption that everyone will respond to animals in a certain way.
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When you pay your wireless bill, you probably have a reasonable assumption that you're the customer.
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The general assumption is that the ECB will address the increasing scarcity of eligible paper today.
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This challenges the previous assumption that quasars are pretty much an immediate death knell to galaxies.
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Therefore there's no need to think — we just operate under the assumption that algorithms know best.
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"There's this assumption that big data sets are going to be the difference maker," Dalio added.
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Its assumption that every country makes everything—both watches and wheat—may also overstate trade's dangers.
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"It relies upon a fundamental assumption that women are idiots," Morris Hoffer, the victim's advocate, argued.
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But the assumption that family planning should be all about birth control is a 1960s relic.
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The second assumption is that America no longer insists that Mr Assad should immediately relinquish power.
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The findings undermine the common assumption that Hillary Clinton lost simply because of low Democratic turnout.
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