Presumes the existence
of different sources to produce different images of society.
Presume that
was to see whether you had given his company permission to print that brochure.
Presume to speak
for all islamic generations to the day of resurrection?
Most statistics books and most data analysts
wrongly presume
it's always a problem.
All this
i presumed
was for having being returned to italy whilst other ranks were enjoying their de-mob back in dear old england.
Presumed to exist
under the continental crust in the region of yellowstone national park in northwestern wyoming.
Presumed drowned
near the slipe.
If the purchaser shall not give notice within such period the goods shall be
conclusively presumed
to have been accepted by the purchaser.
Presumel take training on thursday and i'm
presuming someone
may come in at the weekend after saturday's match.
Presume any knowledge
of economic theory.
Presume to know
what god wants.
Presume therefore
that trauma at the top can prompt interesting stuff lower down.
Indeed, 24 hours in, my pa entered the room clutching a briefcase, which
everyone presumed
contained vital documents.
Presumed extinct.
Presumed dead
in the sinking of the hms hardy at narvik in norway on 10 april 1940.
Presume to tell
experts how to do their job ( that is, " know your place " ).
Presumed innocent.
Presume to judge
the quality of the next generation.
Presumed dead.
Presumed guilty
from the outset, they were deprived of vital evidence and never received fair or open hearings.
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