I went over, assuming that Claudia might be lying in the house not well or something.
It's when Hopper lets light take over, assume the leading role, that the late paintings work.
Nobody planned it, Mr. Phillips argues, but the financial sector has taken over, assuming top rank in the economy at more than 20percentt of gross domestic product.
"The doom-mongers who say that networks will fall over assume operators will do nothing to improve their networks but of course they will," said Steven Hartley, principal analyst at research firm Ovum.
As soon as the novelty is over, assuming the chicks or ducklings can survive the unnurturing classroom environment, the teacher or parent has to find a "home" -- more often than not the end of the road for those animals.
North of Victory Boulevard, however, Mr. Hyde takes over, assuming that familiar Valley identity of an overly wide, pedestrian-hostile boulevard pockmarked by auto shops, industrial behemoths, forlorn mini-malls and stucco overkill.
16 In contrast, we chose hip pain in patients aged 55 and over, assuming that for most this would be due to osteoarthritis.
A qualitative study conducted with 8 physicians and 42 patients in North Rhine, Germany, showed that physicians tended to over-assume patient demand for antibiotics [ 18].
Reconfiguring the national strategy to ensure entrepreneurial ventures are guided into an "action boom" should take precedence over assuming the money and structure already exists; when in reality, it doesn't.
Brokers and developers have to accept the new reality that the days of hiding negative details about a property are effectively over, assuming the purchaser does his or her homework.
The carry-over is assumed to not significantly lower the concentration of the previously collected, donating sample.
