"It was a novella – I assumed perhaps 50, 60 pages … I had an idea based on a newspaper headline that I saw when I realised it was 3 October 1991, the 40th anniversary of this famous game".
I recall being in the Chamber when that vote was taken and I assumed, perhaps rather naively, that when the Commission reconsidered the whole issue of genetic patenting it would come back with a new proposal which would contain a proper ethical dimension.
She looked to be in her 40s and was dangerously thin, so I assumed, perhaps incorrectly, that her punishing schedule was connected to an eating disorder.
This shameless argument assumes — perhaps correctly — that no one in this country remembers anything.
He assumes (perhaps too blithely) that this class runs America, but makes decisions on the basis of atypical lives.
*Forget the salary cap and hope that a draft of contraction-freed players would stabilize salaries; that assumes, perhaps with too much hope, that the supply of better players would exceed the demand from two, four or six fewer teams.
It was assumed, perhaps unfairly, that she would be more like Mrs Clinton than Laura Bush.The truth is Mrs Obama is neither.
I'm thinking that, since the article I read did not specify (that I saw at least) fluorescent, then it must have been assumed; perhaps over the years since the 2001 article was published fluorescent OLEDs have become the default due to price or some other force.
As Buford clearly points out, it is not, as commonly assumed (perhaps in the same way as commonly assumed with Donald Trump supporters), that these blokes are hard-up for the pounds and pence.
But if a program were designed to appeal to middle-income renters or home buyers as well as low-income people, then it might have an impact on production, assuming, perhaps optimistically, that the developers could acquire appropriately situated land at reasonable prices.
