If she assumes too much responsibility, she may be unfairly blamed for any lapses in quality.
She assumed that if a 'threes' program is good, a 'twos' program must be better, and a class for one-year-olds must be even better than that.
But a snowstorm kept Ms. Ruehl's flight circling and circling, so she called the hotel manager and said if a tall, good-looking (she assumed) young man asked for her, to let him into her suite.
One might even find room to excuse his order to stop smoking, if she were assumed to be someone who had already killed another human being.
That option, of blunt refusal, doesn't even consciously occur to her — she assumes that if she wants to say no she has to do so in a conciliatory, gentle, tactful way, in a way that would take "an amount of effort that was impossible to summon".
Luckily, for Farley, she's able to stay on insurance through COBRA for about $500 month thanks to the Clinton gig.She can't quite work up the nerve to google how much it will cost after that runs out of this fall, but she assumes that if it comes down to it, she'll probably just go without.
So our externalist will rationally allow a warrant to both *premises only if she already assumes (3) as background, which is just what B(3)says.
If she is, as assumed, the first lady, she appears to have taken to her duties zealously.
But a week after her début in "American in Paris" she did Balanchine's "Allegro Brillante" as if she were being assumed into Heaven.
She could probably find real work if she had to, assuming she could stop giggling, stop saying "uh" and stop asking "What's the deal with that?" as her probing question.
