The "apparent Muslim" has physical features supposedly similar to those associated with terrorism – brown skin, facial hair, turbans – but those who use the presumptive discrimination end up conflating racial and religious features.
If it's frustrating for him to see Michael Bradley's Toronto experience consolidating rather than threatening his USA place, or indeed Julio Cesar's position as number one keeper for the presumptive World Cup favorites being equally unaffected by his MLS sojourn, Defoe will have plenty to occupy him in the coming weeks to help his side compensate for the absence of those two.
The Democratic party establishment, however, is expected to unite behind Clinton as their presumptive nominee.
During the daylong conference on Tuesday, Clinton, the presumptive Democratic frontrunner for the 2016 presidential race, sketched rough parameters around her anticipated candidacy, making it clear that she won't shy away from gender issues.
They say they have reservations about their presumptive nominee but, most of all, they're desperate to see more of her.
Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, invoked Arquette while addressing a Silicon Valley conference on Tuesday, two days after the Oscar-winner's speech.
By the end of the day, as weary campaigners from both sides repaired to bed after two days without sleep, the SNP had a clear sense of direction as it rallied around Sturgeon, Salmond's presumptive successor.
The original referred to Prince William as an heir presumptive.
The firm's management has yet to recover since its heir-presumptive, Alex Mandl, fled the behemoth in August 1996.
Paul Ryan, the Republican nominee for vice-president and also a presumptive candidate in the next presidential election, urged Republicans to stop dividing Americans "into 'our voters' and 'their voters'".
Bobby Jindal, Louisiana's governor and a presumptive candidate for president in 2016, said Republicans needed to "stop being the stupid party" and start "talk[ing] like adults".
