This, I presume, comes from accumulated experience: 14,400 deer were hit last year in New Jersey.
The past, one presumes, came in the form of Mars' happily retro "Uptown Funk," which he and his band updated — if that's the word — with welcome bits of MC Hammer's "U Can't Touch This" and "Jungle Love" by Morris Day and the Time.
Multiple-warhead missiles are widely presumed to come next.
By tradition, the presumed nominee comes to Capitol Hill to rally the Republican troops once the delegate totals are secured.
I love you, Detroit — you did it!" She was met with roars of approval, which one Detroit critic said he presumed had come from "the arsonists, looters and snipers in the audience".
Judging from the tightness in her voice, she hasn't forgotten what it felt like to have a marquee last name but none of the financial security that is presumed to come with it.
Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf sought to defuse Shiite anger on Tuesday by sending a team of six legislators to Quetta and announcing a "targeted operation" against the extremists responsible for the attack, widely presumed to come from Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a ruthless sectarian group.
BP and its partners in Rusia Petroleum have even offered Gazprom a majority stake in the field in return for the gas monopoly's participation, which is presumed to come with a guarantee that the official attacks on Kovykta will end.
Around New York, they have bought burial spots in some of the priciest locations in Westchester, Long Island and New Jersey, established thriving Chinese communities in cemeteries that once had none, and remade the look and feel of those cemeteries to reflect a culture with extraordinary respect for, and attention to, the life presumed to come after this one.
Many of those masses were presumed to come from different sources at different times, says Robert Biek, a geologist with the Utah Geological Survey in Salt Lake City.
