A few readers commented on some French assumptions.
Poe assumed the author to be French, an assumption also made by Jules Verne in his From the Earth to the Moon (1865), suggesting that they may have been using Baudoin's translation.
Gomès and Sarkozy appear to share a common view of 'Caledonianness' as a French reality, based on assumptions such as normative Whiteness, White superiority, as well as rational Eurocentric conceptualisations of citizenship and a shared sense of belonging and solidarity, as expressed by the French values of liberty, egality and fraternity.
(Instead of American-style affirmative action, French efforts rely on the assumption that economically disadvantaged students are also more likely to be ethnically diverse).
In fact, very few of the activities at the beginning of October are credible except upon the assumption that the French and British governments knew that something was going to happen in Egypt.
"It starts with the assumption that the French are disagreeable," said Mr. Kappe, a contemplative man who kept a watchful eye on the restaurant's sunny terrace, full of waiters and patrons crammed behind tiny tables.
We test this assumption using a French matched employer employee survey on organisational changes and computerisation (COI) conducted in 2006.
Kaiser and her sister Deutschland were ordered shortly after the end of the Franco-Prussian War, under the assumption that the French would quickly attempt a war of revenge.
Is that what someone said?!" It's one of the average British music fan's laziest assumptions that the French don't do pop.
In this work, we investigated the impact on accuracy of increasing the size of the training set by using a multi-breed French reference population under differing assumptions for the genetic correlations between breeds, in contrast to single-breed genomic evaluation.
