Assuming that (at least sometimes) I actually desire what I desire to desire, the fact that (for me) X is good means that (at least sometimes) I will have a desire to pursue or promote X.
We assumed that the answer "sometimes" implies more than once, which is equivalent to the frequency of "two or more times within the last month", a threshold recommended in previous literature [ 27, 50].
PAUL KRUGMAN has linked to Free Exchange before, so I assume that he sometimes has occasion to read it.
Although Mr. Malone did not respond to requests for an interview, it would be reasonable to assume that he sometimes second-guesses his decision in June 1998 to sell the cable giant Tele-Communications Inc. for AT&T stock.
This approach to forgiveness is flatly at odds with other views that assume that we sometimes know a good deal, or at least enough, about other people's motives, intentions, and what is in their heart to ground the propriety of forgiving them for wronging us.
These studies of badgers, and some from other species [ 68, 69] commonly refer to tests of whether the RDH fits as a post hoc explanation of social organisation, but assume that (while sometimes acknowledging it as an oversimplification) habitat patches are synonymous with resource patches.
Instead, when speaking of Mr. Obama, the Democratic nominee, Mr. Clinton has assumed a professorial stance that sometimes drifts toward emotional aloofness and disregard.
It is sometimes assumed that you somehow get points for killing police officers.
It is sometimes assumed that China has captured the entire market for cheap manufacturing.
It is sometimes assumed that a general election must create a substantial disturbance to trade.
