"Don't make the mistake of assuming there is any good reason for the dog's indication," she told me.
While of course quantitative surveys can generate important learning, it's dangerous to assume there is any single "best" market research technique.
Not that anyone would have listened, assuming there are any low-level black people there.
"There is no theoretical justification for assuming there is any threshold at all," Dr. Meselson said.
"If another driver is liable, the passenger would have to rely on that other driver's insurance, assuming there is any," Ms. Cross said.
And in the part of the quotation I elided above, he notes that existing philosophers, assuming there are any, will probably have to be forced to rule.
How do you think the Greek fans — assuming there are any who can afford to travel to Poland — would treat German fans?
The group offered $66.5 million in cash and real estate, and on Tuesday added a $20 million note to be paid over five years, along with the possibility of some profit-sharing with the creditors, assuming there are any profits.
The result, says the report, is that by 2055, fish yields in temperate latitudes could be 30%-70 30%-70r than they were in 2005 (assuming there are any fish left by then) whereas the tropical fish yield will fall 40-60%.
So imagine that you're an extraterrestrial observer who is trying to figure out what's happening here or, for that matter, imagine you're an historian 100 years from now – assuming there are any historians 100 years from now, which is not obvious – and you're looking back at what's happening today.
Nonetheless, I confess that I've been secretly thinking about converting at least a portion of my next royalties, assuming there are any, into gold coins and stuffing them into a pretty leather bag, like the one Pippi Longstocking keeps in her big wooden chest.
