With Watteau and Blue Period Picasso looming in the art historical background, Mr. Bas conjures youthful hypersensitivity and looks for soul in a persona that mainstream culture presumably rejects and despises (the fashionableness of the waif notwithstanding).
The result of the debate is unrecorded, but since the monument still stands the proposition was presumably rejected.
But a study has already looked at various options for the Bayonne Bridge problem and presumably has rejected that one, because it has instead recommended raising the bridge's roadbed by 64 feet.
That's because they would start out with little name recognition, but also because Ms. Stein (and presumably her rivals) reject the kind of wooing of moneyed interests that donate to the other parties.
Presumably, liberals would reject (3), claiming that this is a case in which the law should not intervene.
(Presumably Merricks would reject a Humean account, on which causation is reductively analyzed in terms of actual or counterfactual patterns in the distribution of qualities over the world's history).
But if new information is too different and contradicts previous knowledge and beliefs, the system will presumably ignore or reject it.
He will presumably refuse to disclose his source and has so far rejected all demands to take down the leaked document.
An offer from New Zealand to resettle some was rejected, presumably because it might be seen as a weak link in the wall of people-smuggler deterrence.
This weekend Richard Osman hosts a special episode of Dragons' Den, celebrating its most successful pitches (and presumably playing down rejected ventures that went on to make a fortune, such as Trunki).
