It was a tax break that City Hall assumed back then would expire after 10 years.
I remember assuming, back then, that the photographer must be intimately familiar with those places.
"In my Mars trilogy, I assumed what everyone assumed back then, which was that it was a dead rock," Mr. Robinson said by e-mail on Thursday.
Recent experimental evidence, subjecting participants to either audio or televised versions of the debate, would confirm what many already assumed back then: on television, it's style over substance.
Resettlement agencies carried out these layoffs assuming, back in February, that the quota would remain at 50,000, which would warrant fewer staffers.
I assume cutting back on the Formula One coverage may have been in that very cause.
The founders, we also assume, hold back a few million, as well.
At the time, the two entities were considerably less interdependent than many might assume looking back on the era today.
We assume no back mutation, and that cells do not compete for space or limiting resources.
In general, animal dosing studies that have investigated health effects (Ashby et al. 2002; Cooper et al. 1996, 2000) have used doses much larger than those to which we could assume (from back calculation) participants were exposed in our study.
