Typical American tourists of the time, you presume, noting the guidebook in his hand, but this is a Patricia Highsmith fable, which means that you would be wrong.
Salah is still presumed innocent, Abdeslam noted, since authorities have yet to apprehend him.
Files marked "confidential," "confidential draft," or "staff only," will be restricted for 10 years after presumed creation unless otherwise noted.
Dr. Eddy called the peaceful interlude the Maunder Minimum, after E. W. Maunder, an English scientist who, along with a German, Gustav Spörer, first noted the presumed anomaly in the 1890s.
The depth of disagreement played out on the Sunday morning talk shows, even as Mr. Obama went golfing with former President Bill Clinton in a session that White House officials presumed would include trading notes about the fiscal crisis.
"The Americans say that until the product is proved hazardous, it has to be treated as safe; Europeans say that until the product is proved safe, it's presumed risky," one diplomat noted.
If poor LV function is noted and presumed to be the cause of shock (cardiogenic shock), a B-profile and plethoric IVC should be demonstrated.
Although the factors noted are presumed to be related to how a person performs or modifies a task following instruction, direct evidence is not available.
(A note on the presumed offensiveness of this Yiddish term for a non-Jewish woman: the way I heard it used growing up, the term merely suggests forbiddenness: offense was intended not toward the Gentile woman but toward the Jewish man who got involved with her, just as "loot" suggests wealth wrongly acquired — it disparages the thief. Different families may have different experiences).
It is important to note that the presumed strong Hawthorne effect at the beginning of the status-quo investigation became smaller in the course of the investigation.
Not that note-taking was presumed to be an entirely wholesome activity.
