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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assume there need" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "need" to make sense. You might use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing a requirement or necessity in a hypothetical situation.
Example: "Assume there is a need for additional resources to complete the project."
Alternatives: "assume there is a requirement" or "assume there is a necessity".
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I assume there need be no more than verbal disagreement between one who asserts and one who denies that the sufficiency advocate values a type of equality.
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In view of the fact that you have already considered the current food and agriculture situation, I would assume there would be no need for discussion on that.
Because cellphones are tiny, some people assume there's a need to shriek into them.
"I assume there was no real need" for hauling in jackhammers, a man who was a senior local official in those years said the other day.
What we need to do is caringly and carefully investigate people's actual experiences using their substance of choice in a way that assumes there are real needs and intelligence built into the person's compulsion to use the substance.
Key scene: "I wanted there to be a whole, 'I don't need to assume there's anything I can't do because I'm a woman' moment — and that's the moment Jennifer does that.
We assume there are no dramatic changes in business printing needs.
It would be wrong to assume there was anything behind this except — well, except Derek's need for self-expression, which I don't not take seriously".
"I assume there is a plan.
I assume there were doubts.
I assume there's no Buck Mason, right?
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