We're presuming everything, from beats to strings, has been produced by the 26-year-old using electronics, but whatever the techniques and methodology, the results are stunning: the last word in tough yet tender digital romance and fastidiously pieced-together, achingly pretty hyperdub.
There is no reason to presume that everything the District Judge did is suspect.
It does this through forming labels, categories, and concepts - and through presuming that everything is a thing-in-itself rather than only passing frothy foam on a transient wave in our ocean of a universe.
Between a man and a woman, sex isn't presumed to mean everything anymore, but it doesn't mean nothing either, as is often presumed now.
His two children have had little involvement — perhaps because she's just 49 and presumed able to handle everything.
An irritating aspect for journalists inside the fence is that everything is presumed secret until proven otherwise.
Moreover, a reader has an advantage over a beginning writer in not being a beginning reader; before he takes up a story to read it, he can be presumed to have read everything from Shakespeare to Jack Kerouac.
Hansen, a reporter, moved to Turkey in 2007 and found that, as she probed her subjects' anxieties and blind spots, she was compelled to question everything she presumed to know about being American.
He views the uncritical allegiance of party reformers to the "neoliberal" paradigm of "market totalization" -- where free markets are presumed to do almost everything better than governments -- as part of a flawed model of modernization.
She instantly takes a dislike to one of the other bridesmaids, Helen Rose Byrnee) a wealthy, Martha Stewart superwoman who presumes to organise everything and to believe herself a better friend to the bride-to-be than Annie.
