The company also outlined a mixture of alternative scenarios, some of which presume much more policy action to counter global warming, including one with a very high carbon price of $100 a tonne (compared with around $5 a tonne now).
For much of my lifetime (and I presume much longer than that), the term "fag" or "faggot" had a meaning completely separate from its explicit use as an anti-gay slur.
Paris - and, one presumes, much of the world - has been "blown up".
Switching between a plaintive middle register and a thin, bright falsetto, he gives glimpses, without seeming to presume too much, of her fatalism and her innocence.
That said, there have been enough bad memories of promising League Cup finals not to presume too much of this one.
"[W]e presume too much of our own abilities," Boyle wrote, c. 1680, "if we imagine that the omniscient God can have no other Ends in the framing & managing of Things Corporeal, than such as we Men can discover" (Boyle MS 198, fol. 120, BP 7 116, BOA §3.6.3, p 267).
Although we do not know the full cause of this suppression of the hybridisation ratio, we presume that much of it is due to nonspecific hybridisation in the system, most likely due to repetitive sequences which cannot be competed out using Cot1 DNA (Cowell and Nowak, 2003).
Presuming that much of the UK is quite dull, the programme veers towards – for want of a better phrase – weirdo safari, in which Warwick searches out unrepresentative local eccentrics.
A feeling of shared values was of borderline significance, but otherwise none of those presumed factors played much of a part.
