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However, economists warned that it was still far too early to assume that the final chapter of this year's market turmoil is now over.

It's safe to assume that Herod was a guest in the palace built by his father, the palace that now housed the Roman authority in the land.

It may even help to assume a somewhat stern, commanding persona that indicates an exacting sort of professionalism.

A teenager might have to assume major household duties while a younger child might be asked to take on additional chores.

We reserve the right, at our own expense and on notice to you, to assume exclusive defence and control of any claim or action.

Do not say "It's easy to think, I know the company, and I'vebeen here for 20 years" . It's really important not to assume that it'sthe same.

In another exchange, the two candidates sparred over who would be the most ready to assume the position of commander in chief.

"As China becomes a bigger part of the global system it has to assume more responsibility for the global system, " he said.

Clinton said Saturday the United States would like to see a Cyprus settlement before the island state is to assume the E.

The rules in this book allow you and a group of friends to assume the roles of a pack of werewolves, hunting and fighting as one.

It's easy to assume that people know as much as you do and that some things are just self-evident.

It tends to assume the form of a pagan religious ceremony, adapting itself to the forms and the ritual of the local Church.

It would be easy to assume, at first glance, that the watery rectangle in the center of this image is a harbor.

He was now a married man, ready to assume the responsibilities of a husband.

There is no reason to assume she would run away, and there is nothing for her to hide.

By evening's end, it would have been easy to assume Tung was himself a recipient of a Wilson center award.

But they were prepared to assume that those inside it at least knew what was going on.

Miliband welcomed Liu to assume his office as Ambassador to the UK and expressed the hope to set up a close working relationship with him.

In any case, I think it was somewhat presumptuous of him to assume he could just bring along as many people as he wanted.

To achieve this cooperation, members of every new community had to assume a variety of roles covering every aspect of need.

It would be easy to assume the world was about to run out of copper.

It would be nice to assume that the data in the serialized stream is always the same data that was written to the stream originally.

How do North Korean defectors view the Kim family, particularly as a third generation seems to be preparing to assume power?

It seems to me that this experience, together with my education, has given me ideal preparation to assume the role of. . . in your firm.

The point was also made that the police seemed to assume that they were people with loose morals and did not treat them humanely.

"It may be that the core of our planet is unchanged as a result of life; but it would be unwise to assume it, " Lovelock said.

No matter how much the hottie at the bar flirted with you last night, it's best to assume that he won't call.

I met a number of the senior Senoussi clan in Tripoli and have no doubt they would be ready to assume leadership of anti-Gadaffi forces.

If I leave a comment on your blog and you don't reply then I'm going to assume that you are ignoring me and I'm going to return the favor.

But when she looks over and spots him, her first instinct is to assume he's an intruder, and she whacks him on the head with her vacuum.

One method for resolving the targets is to assume that the jump will transfer control to every instruction (or to every block).

That will always be the same if there is no friction of any kind and I have to assume that there is no friction.

The most serious one was to assume that our mother tongue constrains our minds and prevents us from being able to think certain thoughts.

The human nature of the damage, survivors of the few biotechnology to protect you, to assume its responsibility Save the Earth you are!

It seemed as if nature had also seized the moment to assume her mildest and most captivating form.

Apparently, the best way to stay at the top is to assume it is all going to be taken away from you sometime soon.

It would be unwise to assume that setting up and configuring your environment is going to be a small task.

We have to assume that is not the last attack of its kind we are going to see.

On September 24th, the bank said he had resigned "to assume responsibility for the recent unauthorised trading incident. "

He had begun to assume some of the functions the General preferred to keep for himself.

Mr. Yao, one of the previous owners, claims that Mr. Cabo agreed to assume the bulk of the center's debts when he took over the business.

It's easy to assume that because you are a new manager, no one will want to do what you say.

Indonesian democracy seems to have firmer foundations, but it would be a serious mistake to assume that they are fully built.

The Court was also willing to assume that this power could be delegated to an agency-but only under limited conditions.

It's easy to assume nothing about what your users want, and rather, ask a bunch of questions up front to help determine what they want.

The children actually provide a useful excuse to opt out of tasks which Ann is usually expected to assume.

We may not always be mindful of this fact; it seems natural to assume that other people share our perceptions and interpretations of events.

He said emerging markets had so far withstood the challenge well, but: "It is far too optimistic to assume there will be no impact. "

I believe I'm now ready to assume broader responsibilities as a project manager.

Unexpectedly, he took teaching jobs, went so far as to assume the teaching of fine arts specialist.

Then came the change, and many of us began to assume that prosperity was an inalienable part of life, regardless of what we did.

A month earlier, he had assured UN delegates: "Germany is ready to assume global responsibility. "

House: God talks to him. It'd be arrogant of me to assume I'm better than God.

It's easy to assume that people "just know" we love them, but sometimes hearing those little words can really make someone's day.

I'm not aware of any specific details for the encounter, but it's probably safe to assume that it won't just be a normal 'pull' room.

Finally, Dubai is a warning not to assume investments are always state-guaranteed, even in this age of government largesse.

We (yes, I said "we" ) tend to assume that everyone is either like us, or intrinsically aspires to be like us.

Carefree young age, let me miss! Keren must grow up, to assume the responsibility of one kind or another.

Unless otherwise agreed, the effective date of this Contract shall be the date when the Company commences to assume insurance liability.

In the solution of indeterminate problems, it is usually necessary to assume that certain members or supports are rigid.

There is a general bias in American media that tends to assume or accuse anything associated with China to be "evil" or "suspicious" .

An alternative approach is to assume BP carries on spending at its recent rate of about $40m a day for, say, a year.

He also says Tehran is ready to assume major responsibility for the reconstruction of Iraq.

It seems unlikely. I have to assume, then, that I have come across once in my life* - the most beautiful place I shall ever see.

We would have to assume the Qing took the name from somewhere else instead of it being water to the Ming's fire.

Now there's only one more caution and I'm going to assume, that if it happens, you will rage quit and walk out of the room.

Nomura estimates that if China's government were to assume responsibility for all this debt, the country's debt-to-GDP ratio could top 135%.

Trying to assume that role without the skills, resources or status to back it up will lead to conflict.

To talk of a new epoch, therefore, is to assume that investors are about to abandon the habits of a lifetime.

He never says much, allows people to assume things he has not claimed, allows them in a sense to con themselves.

We are going to assume that you will be relying on the SI Buses entirely, which at this point, is the recommended practice.

The successful leader must be willing to assume responsibility for the mistakes and the shortcomings of his followers.

Elevation of privilege attacks occur when a user is able to assume the privileges of a trusted account, such as an owner or administrator.

Often, the front-end device contains enough intelligence to assume responsibility for polling terminals.

When it comes to Christmas, it might be safe to assume children will ask Santa for an extensive list of toys, games and treats.

Chinese language is difficult or impossible to be able to assume the role of an international language?

It would be a mistake also to assume that the ascent of China and the rest is destined to continue on a linear trajectory.

His mostly-sunni critics complain that Iraqi forces are not ready to assume the task.

Thus, G20 embarked on the front from behind the scenes to assume the heavy responsibility to save the economic crisis.

Yet, when reading about studies in psychology, it is far too easy to assume that results are representative of all human brains.

While it may be easier to think negatively about oppositional forces, it doesn't really serve you to assume the victim position.

It is no longer appropriate to assume that every African child with a fever has malaria and needs antimalarial treatment.

It is usually safe to assume that each different IP address corresponds to a different end user.

tax payable method is reasonable to assume that tax epense for a period is the tax that must be paid for that period.

People seem to assume that the Ancient Egyptians invented hieroglyphs.

While we like to assume there are no bad citizens in the kernel, developers are human, and as such they do not always write bug-free code.

The notion was so plausible that I at once accepted it, and went on to assume the how of this splitting of the human species.

Most of the time, it's wind, splinting or pneumonia. Pheumonia's easy to assume, especially if you're too busy to do the tests.

Stay alert to significant changes: It's a mistake to assume that the project estimate at the beginning will stay the same to the very end.

It's reasonable to assume that he knew beforehand that this would happen.

When deploying to a cloud environment, it is wise to assume that you could lose a virtual instance at any point.

It should, then, be safe to assume that virus writers can and will find ways to break the formal analysis techniques as well.

Millet mobile phone home return service will be in the " wind up" express to assume, covering the whole country more than 20 city.

He says a big pitfall in turnround investing is to assume it is possible to grow your way out of trouble.

It's traditional in scientific circles to assume that researchers need "hot" hardware on their desks to see good graphics.

It is fair, and regrettable, to assume that some of these detainees will die there as well.

USEFUL test for an outsider trying to analyse an argument is to assume that one side is right and then to work out the consequences.

A wimpy approach is not necessary but it can be easy to assume a violation that is too minor to be defend.

Kel'Thuzad: I'm sure he suspects quite a bit. It is his nature to assume the worst. Now steel yourself. The hour of my rebirth draws near.

But it seems safe to assume that anything remotely resembling ane-book Napster would be a disaster from my perspective.

It would of course be ingenuous to assume that the next decade will not bring problems for China, too.

It's reasonable to assume that the rhinos, like the elephants, came from elsewhere; but had they any prior experience of elephants?

The spill dishearten us all and, I believe, makes the public a little more reticent to assume a smooth recovery.

For the purpose of this example, we re going to assume you re working with an EJB app that includes a business delegate.

So we have to assume that the correction will come sooner or later, and hope that it will be an orderly one and be prepared for it.

As you will learn in upcoming lessons, to understand and describe exchanges, we need to assume that people have a ranking of goals or ends.

But it would be a mistake, Mr. Kao said, to assume that China will necessarily follow a path similar to Japan's.

The scale of China's plans are beginning to assume imperial proportions, some observers contend.

Similarly, it's far too soon to assume that Obama's opening act signals the curtain coming down on his bipartisan ideal.

To assume Chinalco will immediately take the simple and costly way out is to underestimate the company.

However, it would be arrogant for those in Washington, DC, to assume that Japan's troubles simply reflected its macroeconomic incompetence.

There is a tendency for people inside a project team to assume that their designs are easy to use.

The second error is to assume that the crisis has been a lasting blow for European federalists.

Seasonal "Christmas shopping" began to assume economic importance.

You have to assume that whatever inborn ability Leonardo and Michelangelo had, there were people born in Milan with just as much.

Turn off the computer a moment return to calm, to assume the role of the original, come from where to go.

We're going to assume you're a savvy user, but a newb when it comes to wrangling code snippets, so we'll keep things at the beginner level.

The leading group shall set up an office (located in the General Office of the SASAC) to assume the routine work of the leading group.

It would be rash to assume that the big parties will recover to squeeze out the BNP in future contests .

Maybe you're ready to assume more responsibility, and maybe you aren't, but do your best to make that decision consciously.

But it is naive to assume that this 'balance' will protect U. S. interests indefinitely.

Energy is always interacting and being transformed, so there is no reason to assume you don't have a part to play in all this.

Some banks seemed to assume that markets would be constantly liquid. Risky behaviour garnered huge rewards; caution was punished.

I know as well that this often seems like overwhelming level of responsibility for people to assume.

They are seldom taught to assume their own responsibilities and are consequently deemed to be squeamish and of weak character.

Mr. Obama told them to 'assume it's a go for planning purposes and that we had to be ready, ' an administration official said.

It's reasonable to assume that Microsoft is already planning for the next version of Windows, though Larson-Green is coy about specifics.

Asia, as he correctly observes, is the key crucible of future conflict, with East Asia in particular set to assume central importance.

But I dare to assume that not a single owner has or will increase the wages of his or her employees.

So it may not be a good idea to assume it's all going to stop with Libya, either.

Other issues expected to be discussed is Myanmar's bid to host the summit in 2016, two years before its turn to assume the chairmanship.

Planck found it necessary to assume that the light was emitted as a series of little bursts of energy .

To the intermediary's own ability to run, it does not have to assume supervision of the transaction's ability to fund security risks.

Health Protection Agency chief executive Justin McCracken told BBC News it was better to assume the UK would be affected by some cases.

More fundamentally, it is not possible to pigeonhole functions as neatly as the Court seemed to assume.

The muscler system of the octopuses is able said to be very flexible to assume all sorts of shapes and postures.

It is foolish to assume that close friendships with third parties will have no impact on your relationship.

First, students are neither fully psychologically mature nor able to assume the responsibility.

But Mr Yosano warned it be would wrong to assume such a benign environment would continue indefinitely.

Those projections make it easy to assume that affluence and technology inflict more harm on the environment.

It is probably safe to assume that almost any Scotch pine could be crossed with almost any other Scotch pine.

Yeo says in an interview it is a great mistake to assume China is "completely off the page" on climate change.

The stones began to grow soft and to assume shape. By degrees they put on a rude resemblance to the human form .

The problem is beginning to assume mammoth proportions.

Yet the stockmarket seems to assume a robust economic recovery.

Shen Zong Emperor began to assume a strategic offensive to the West Xia after his enthronement.

But it's a pretty safe bet to assume it's going to be a lot bigger than it is now.

Following a powerful financial market recovery, it is tempting to assume that we have seen the best of the rally.

The big mistake is to assume that the future can be mapped out in linear progression from the present.

But there is a more optimistic interpretation: it is beginning to assume a role of regional leadership and enjoys its seat on the G20.

Some tycoons' children have been taking on increasingly high-profile roles as they prepare to assume control of businesses and networks.

He felt that he lacked authority to assume responsibility for government actions before he officially took office.

But while it's reasonable to assume that employees may benefit from sabbaticals, do companies and institutions benefit as well?

The most common mistake is to assume that promotion will compensate for any of the other Ps that may be lacking.

"To assume this [crisis] is confined to Europe would be a mistake, " says Paul Casson at Henderson Global Investors.

Since ingredients are not the same everywhere, Chinese food begins to assume a local character simply by virtue of the ingredients it uses.

It is perfectly reasonable to assume that as you collect more responses, the book should get longer.

I turned my eyes from him, fixed them on the fire, and tried to assume and maintain a quiet, collected aspect.

Caroline: So what are your career objectives? And how do you perceive your own development if you were to assume this position?

She doesn't want you to assume that she is here because she is desperate for a man. Specially the newcomers.

Yet it would be premature to assume that China will not hit or even exceed its stratospheric targets.

assuming Sb assume sth. He managed to assume an air of calm.

It is reasonable to assume that much of that wasted energy escapes in the EM spectrum. The manifestation of this is light, sparks, and heat.

In particular, it would be unreasonable to assume that we could afford a database transaction per POID request.

'Theoretically, I don't think the parent should ever help the child pay' debt he or she chooses to assume, says the St. Louis father.

I also think it would be foolish to assume that it will not acquire any more companies in the US.

Any honest proponent of legalisation would be wise to assume that drug-taking as a whole would rise.

Taking on and completing tasks in an appropriate manner; being willing to assume a share of the responsibility.

Pneumonia's easy to assume, especially if you're too busy to do the tests.

As you asked for public universities, I am going to assume you want the best buy.

China has taken note of the decision Hungary has made about responsibilities it has to assume in forging such an alliance.

He is wrong, however, to assume that this is evidence of a "liquidity trap" in the US financial system.

It would be naive to assume that these independent news organizations aren't influenced by these pressures.

Still, other analysts, like Shaun Osborne at TD Securities, said it may be too soon to assume the worst is over for the single currency.

they feel that it is presumptuous of a writer to assume that his little excursion or his small observations will interest the reader.

It does not have much oil and has no Islamist movement waiting to assume power.

To make this simple, we're going to assume that the rotational energies are the same for all the molecules.

For the purpose of this article. I am going to assume a UNIX environment where the user ID and group name can be identical.

Despite its myriad of uses within the culinary world, it's safe to assume that bamboo's most appropriate use is in making bamboo beer.

And I think it's very important for the United States not to assume that what is good for us is automatically good for somebody else.

It's better for others to assume you're a bit slow, rather than to realize how wretched your English is.

In other words, you really don't have to know anything about WSFL to assume the role of a WSFL service provider.

It would be inefficient for people to assume all these infinite structures until they get some positive evidence for one of them.

Yet it's this level of expertise that most error messages seem to assume of their users.

Standard Chartered cautioned clients not to assume the turn in inflation signals the end of interest rate hikes.

On our part, we have to assume moral responsibility to ensure the continuance and bettering of what our predecessors started.

That said, the doubters tend to assume that climate scientists are not acting in good faith, and so are happy to believe exactly that.

This implies that we are prepared to assume responsibilities.

This need not run afoul of the "no bail-out" clause: to agree to borrow jointly is not to assume another country's debt.

A: I think it is a mistake to assume that the only interesting businesses are the ones which require no capital like Web-based businesses.

On the other hand, it would be equally wrong to assume the worst and get into a defensive crouch, as some investors have done.

The Kuomintang is the party in power, and so far has not allowed the united front to assume an organizational form.

Farming was profitable, and the exports of wheat began to assume large dimensions.

Yet it would be foolish to assume that seeking to reduce risk by buying assets whose returns are uncorrelated has become pointless.

They need to assume some form of joint liability for debts, with only the well-behaved benefiting from the shelter of Eurobonds.

The worst conclusion would be to assume that, after a few minor disturbances, all is well.

Therefore, with his belief of change, he decided to change yourself, conveniently to assume the leader and his people responsible for duty.

The second is to assume that established funds and throwing money at the problem is enough to solve it.

In August 2003, NATO began to assume command responsibility for international forces.

Foreign Chinese-language talent can only supplement our needs. We must cultivate local talent ourselves to assume the leadership roles.

It seems reasonable to assume that if God loved everyone, He would have chosen everyone unto salvation.

The court specifically rejected any move for Germany to assume "liability for other states' voluntary decisions" .

once consumer regrets or when need spends money, retreat protect be about to assume high specified number pecuniary loss.

As an American myself, I guess that would explain why I tend to assume all politicians were lawyers in their previous lives.

I have to assume that other designers actually work like this in order for someone to get that ludicrous idea in their head .

Advancement depends on merit and we have yet to find the limits to the responsibility our best people are able to assume.

I'm going to assume that you're a basically competent programmer and that you are basically competent in java.

So it seems reasonable to assume that a good deal of economic activity is displaced, rather than destroyed, by bad weather.

It would be natural to assume that ever increasing price reflects ever greater scarcity.

Workshop laboratories to assume the main production process finished products, semi-finished products control analysis.

I have asked my Deputy Director-General to assume responsibility for the smooth management of these changes, and he has agreed to do so.

So developers are likely to assume that two products proudly displaying such an acronym will communicate easily with each other.

The magnetic field is different to the solar system both sides' function angle, causes solar system not to assume the symmetrical figure.

So much so that by the end of Tokyo Drift it seemed pretty safe to assume that the franchise was well and truly dead.

It's unrealistic to assume that you can lock resources for that long.

In the sphere of national culture, it is wrong to assume that the existing national culture is, or should be, socialist in its entirety.

Inertia is the worst enemy of a process of ongoing improvement; solutions tend to assume a mass of their own that resists further change.

Mr King further confused markets by adding that it was too early to assume that the QE programme was drawing to an end.

Able to assume the important task of enhancing cultural connotation do?

Leo Messi is cool-headed and able to assume several responsibilities in times of need.

Instead of forcing callers to assume the burden, you can write factories to manage the creation of an object and its dependencies.

Or you could see it as evidence that people (including journalists) have an ingrained tendency to assume that past trends will continue.

Chinese government and industrial associations have to assume the duty to establish the pre-warning mechanism of green trade barrier.

You've got to assume what they put in there will probably not be 90nm.

If you're afraid or unwilling to assume total responsibility for your life, you're a perfect match for religion.

However, it would be unrealistic to assume that all the balancing could be done on the spending side alone.

But we shall look to the nation directly threatened to assume the primary responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense.

We forced the taxpayer to assume the losses, and now we are supposed to be shocked that it is not working out.

For decades, U. S. housing policy seemed to assume that more home ownership was always better.

It would be rash to assume it would comply were the Fed to need statutory help again.

This was significant because previous research on shopping habits tended to assume people bought food near where they lived.

Children have been considered naive pronoun, but Harry told them, you may also like Harry to assume responsibility.

It' s arrogant of you to assume you' ll win every time.

It would seem impractical to assume that dates impending should be anything other than constructive in form.

We're just going to remember this is, we're going to assume that this is done correctly.

One way they avoid this problem is to use third parties to assume some of the risks (and reward).

At best they only care about their lives as individual cells, but they fail to assume responsibility for the health of the larger body.

And finally, that sometimes, it's better to think highly of people rather than to assume your product will be too difficult to comprehend.

to assume I assume you know what you are talking about.

But when you have bank clerks on 3 continents, it may not be practical to assume that such a policy is enforced manually.

NW Ayer & Son was the first full-service agency to assume responsibility for advertising content.

Given that this is a disorganized crowd, it is beyond ridiculous to assume there is an organized counter-culture.

The report added that it was "reasonable to assume" that some cases of harness-associated disease in red kites had gone undetected.

JVMs are surprisingly good at figuring out things that we used to assume only the developer could know.

Sometimes I would be naive to assume that the festivity will not come too far.

It is natural to assume that this is because France also has many Muslim immigrants and Muslims have large families.

It is sheer fantasy to assume that the Middle East was just peachy before America disrupted its alleged stability.

Efficient-market theorists disliked the Austrians because they appeared to assume that businessmen could act irrationally.

The only obligation which I have a right to assume is to do at any time what I think right.

It's easy to assume the worst.