But not, one assumes, to Ms Stewart.
Meanwhile, two PRs wait in an adjoining room, one assumes, to listen to the conversation.
Shah was eventually deported to London, where a man he assumes to have been an MI5 officer returned his passport.
Thus he is immediately fascinated by the sight of two attractive people he assumes to be lovers.
The flight from journalist institutions has much to do, obviously, with what everyone assumes to be bleak futures within them.
(Nor, one assumes, to their shared donors, most of whom would probably stick with the supposedly sure thing in Clinton).
We're supposed, one assumes, to think of William Faulkner entwining the complementary novels that alternate through The Wild Palms.
When he hears a man's voice behind the curtains, Hamlet stabs the person he understandably assumes to be Claudius.
Most of the other students are rowdy Mexican-Americans, whom Dana, in the movie's jab at ethnic profiling, mistakenly assumes to be gang members.
It's a pair the narrator spots in the gallery, and wrongly assumes to be a film professor and student, who turn out to be the protagonists.
Even the most ordinary city-dweller has begun to think in new ways about what he assumes to be his rights.
