I think I felt threatened that someone had assumed, just by looking at me, that I didn't belong, that this was not my home.
The county doesn't know if someone else has assumed responsibility, although someone has left plastic flowers there.
"One of the most interesting things for me was to connect my memory of the man 35 years ago to the evolved person he has become, someone who has assumed a mantle of responsibility that very few of us can imagine," said Mr. Anderson, who painted the portrait in his Darien studio using a photograph and notes taken during a visit to the president's ranch in Crawford, Tex.
Kreisberg denies conducting himself inappropriately at work (and also maintains that the comment in his name was written by someone who had assumed his identity).
Ms. Lewis's defense lawyer argued that someone else had assumed her husband's identity, but a jury found her guilty of insurance fraud and forgery after one hour of deliberations.
Watson said it was highly unlikely someone would have assumed the Mount Anderson camels were feral and, even if they did, the animals were shot without permission on Aboriginal-owned land.
I'd never pondered what it would be like to divvy up more than $4.5 million before, but had someone asked, I would have assumed it easy.
"I like to always ask if someone is from New Zealand if they have a vaguely Antipodean accent, since if they're Australian they won't be offended, but if they actually are a Kiwi they'll be mightily impressed that for once someone hasn't assumed they are Australian.
Greenwald found his youth "disorienting," having assumed that someone willing to risk his future must be near retirement.
Had you listened to the lawyers presenting oral arguments to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit between ten o'clock and eleven o'clock on Monday morning, you might have assumed that someone was suing Amazon.
