Sightlines become assumed statements: "There she goes with the morning drop-off.
Over the centuries, this has led to an emphasis on action rather than faith, to the extent that the latter has become assumed to the point of neglect.
The danger, as ever, with provocation is that over time a media buzzword has become assumed fact, and apparently an appropriate term for a toxicologist to reference when listing possible causes of death.
It's just the best thing with wine on hand, and even better when two players become four, assuming you can stand to have Other People in your home.
Once you're past about 45, searching for a job becomes very difficult, assuming you're approaching it via the usual anonymous application.
Assuming you have become friends and no longer mind sharing personal information, find out their phone number, email address, Facebook account, etc.
Since that seminar in 1959, life has become less holistic, until by now, assuming you know the rules, it's a modular assembly.
If you become successful, they assume you are a taller poppy.
Children will become frustrated because they assume you are just trying to be in control.
Assume you'll become fabulously rich from your equity participation; be realistic about the company's chances of hitting it big.
