Reflection and research reject both ideas, yet conventional wisdom often assumes they do.
It often assumes the form of a loggia, or open gallery.
Bayer is almost six-five, and often assumes the benign expression of a large and friendly older brother.
It is certainly safe to say that the UNICEF report too often assumes what it wants to prove.
Since Mr. Mubarak's ouster, Egypt has had no president, and the ruling military council often assumes that role.
The policymaking process is far more complicated than the impact debate often assumes, and our understanding of how to demonstrate impact remains in its infancy.
A retreat to moral judgment too often assumes some sort of illusionary belief in free will which I think is naive.
But the assistance is far from comprehensive and often assumes that parents have access to computers and that they are already involved in their children's schools.
With his vacant gaze, jutting jaw and open downturned mouth, Mr. Kind often assumes an expression like the mask of tragedy gone amok.
Braun is very close to Bieber's mother, Pattie Mallette, who gave birth to Justin when she was seventeen—"We're like brother and sister," she told me of Braun and Braun often assumes a quasi-parental role with Justin.
To aid her in this transformation, Chipaumire wears football shoulder pads on her slim torso and often assumes the stance of a warrior, puffing up her chest and flexing her arms like a bodybuilder.
