In my predictions, I'll balance punditry with pessimism — I've learned to assume that my favorite films won't win.
The Europeans also found that the plotters come from a broad range of nationalities, united by previous service in Afghanistan and Bosnia, and that they had learned to assume a secular, Western style to avoid detection.
People who take part in online role-playing games, such as the addictive EverQuest, and in discussions in virtual communities and even in online flirtation, she said, are learning to assume various personae.
Re "Heart-Health Lessons From the Clinton Case" (Sept . 21: As the director of a national tuberculosis center, I have learned to assume that patients do not take their medications properly.
Kelly's falls in the shrug-it-off category (unless you're an Oregon recruit and the amoral N.C.A.A. system ties you to Kelly's former school no matter what) because we've learned to assume all coaches are lying when they say they aren't switching jobs.
I'm learning to assume that others have the best intentions and to seek to understand before seeking to be understood.
I learned to never assume that existing imbalances were based on sexism, and enjoyed having men open a few doors for me, even if it was only figuratively.
Today's journalists, thinking about their career prospects and their salaries (and who is ultimately their boss at corporate HQ), learn to censor themselves, assuming they have any radical thoughts to begin with.
Most previous work on learning to rank assumes that the relevance labels in the training data are reliable.
