Why people kill themselves — presuming, again, that is what happened here — is always something of a mystery.
Tonis was never heard of again, presumed dead.
BBC officials declared the experiment a failure because female listeners didn't like listening to a woman – the culprit once again presumed to be her own sex.
Private morality may be presumed to prevail again when the country is strong and secure, although Machiavelli, unlike those who offer such consolation, admitted that the nature of mankind makes it unlikely that there ever will be such a time.
In addition, at the time of Morrison's death, a convicted defendant who died before his appeal was heard was entitled to have the conviction dismissed so that he was again presumed innocent.
And there is a ring of instability on Islam's southern frontier, which runs roughly along the 10th parallel from West Africa to the Philippines.Terrorist outrages are once again presumed to have religious connections, as they would have done in Cromwell's time.
Specifically, it is presumed he was again referring to scuttlebutt that first surfaced in September, when some observers said Earth's No. 1 restauranteur might spin off its real-estate holdings.
His generosity seemed to be completely unconstrained by categories like the "deserving poor" or "undeserving users" who presumed on his kindness again and again.
The manager was once buried alive in concrete, presumed dead, then emerged again at another match.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, the presumed Democratic nominee, called again today for a permanent end to bombing.
skewing the risk/reward ratio of hoarding their (presumed) zero-day and keeping, again, hundreds of millions of Firefox users that much more unsafe—even further.
