Meanwhile, President Barack Obama had asked the Libyans not to turn the arrival of this convicted terrorist into a hero's welcome, and, it was later learnt, Gordon Brown had written to Colonel Gaddafi – more in hope than expectation, one assumes – asking the Libyans to show sensitivity.
"If passengers are not rocket scientists, can they be truly informed to understand the risks they are assuming?" asks Rolf Olofsson, a lawyer specialising in space law.Companies hoping to ferry NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) and beyond will experience extra scrutiny.
"Think," we are urged by the signs: "Assume responsibility," "Ask questions," "Speak up".
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor warns that states cannot assume, or ask juries to assume, that every cross burning carries with it an intent to intimidate.
Not only do people assume – they ask as much, as if Frankie is an accessible version of the onscreen stereotype, provided, again for the benefit of their unbridled curiosity.
Don't assume anything Ask health care professionals as many questions as necessary until you fully understand and are satisfied with the answers.
"It's a secret I assume?" DP 30 asked him.
So when the microwave didn't perform as I expected to an "Alexa" voice command, I initially assumed the "Ask Alexa" button press was always required.
The bug appears in Google Now, assuming you ask it the right question, as well as in Google Translate, which makes it easy to replicate and have some fun with.
