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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.

Henceforth, I assume that this namespace is bound to the xbl prefix without further comment.

Place to be? -One of my favorite places to be. Yeah. -This art here, having this shot, all this stuff, I assume that you guys put that on?

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

Let's assume that you are using good judgment as to which customers get credit and how much.

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.

Let's assume for a moment that the class diagram in Figure 1 describes the business objects and the relationships between them.

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.

Assume a position similar to that of a push-up, only bend your arms and support your body on your elbows and toes.

Learn some of the shopping lingo . The more experienced you appear, the more the seller will assume you know how things go.

Now, I'm going to abstract from risk. Let's assume that we know that this thing is going to be paid, so it's a matter of simple time.

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.

if I assume a negative attitude and complain all the time, whoever is working with me is going to feel the same way.

What did you expect to happen? What was the outcome you were trying to achieve? Don't assume the reader can guess.

Please assume like this: each of us, to some degree, is one of the eggs, which composed of an unique soul and a fragile-wrapped case.

But if we assume for a minute that physics holds the potential for a revolution in thinking, would we be able to see one coming?

We assume at this point that manually switching between the two would also be possible.

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

If it does, then it's time to be proactive: Assume people are just as annoyed when your site is slow, and then strive to fix it.

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

I don't know why you assume that more events of the kind are to happen and based on what that you draw such a conclusion.

The above comments do not assume that children from neighboring countries do not tend to be good and only my own kind is fine.

She said she believed that the response had an evolutionary basis, as we subconsciously assume those who look like us must be relatives.

if it is important enough to discuss when I am playing, I assume that it is important enough for everyone to hear.

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.

If I knew nothing about his background and saw him for the first time, I would not assume he is racially mixed.

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

G Garnet-red. Characteristic colour which some red wines assume on aging, and which resembles that of the precious stone called garnet.

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

"Any argument you could think of, you could assume we made with our regulators. And as you could also expect, they won, " he said.

When he announced in January that Page would assume the CEO role, Schmidt was more specific. "Larry is ready, " he said.

Assume any other responsibilities as directed by the Operations Manager within the scope of the Radiographer.

We assume when you walk into a hospital you are going to be taken care of, but maybe we put a little too much faith in hospitals.

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

As far as the money goes, I assume that will get better if he sticks it out.

Ending a book is a nerve-wracking proposition; at least, it is if you assume you'll only have one shot at it.

Should we assume some sort of Oxygen depleting burn off as the methane reaches the atmosphere?

Assume that the table Person. Contact was changed in a way that would affect the definition of any views that are created on it.

If it is already selected, Access will assume you are trying to drag the row to a new location.

Subsequent implementations of this example assume that this conditional is in place, though it is not written out each time.

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

Assume the system has some kind of internal logic and try to understand it as best you can before making a move.

However, a clinician should not assume homogeneity beneath the blanket of "culture, " he said. "Make it specific to where you live. "

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?

but could we assume that I said all that?

Mary: Okay. Let's assume the light is on, then everything is secure and you're ready to turn on the alarm system.

"I can only assume that when they go back they carry with them the research links of the institution that they have studied at, " she said.

He therefore was responsible for the explosion as he knew , with Mr McMahon absent, he would assume control of Raw .

Although people often assume that the shivers come at the coldest part of the night, the actual explanation is found within the body itself.

You may have had unpleasable teachers or parents as you were growing up. Please don't assume God feels that way about you.

Therein lies the very nature of the problems with most theory. They all assume that you, going over to the girl, have less value then her.

The lessons here assume you know nothing about harmonica. Choose a harmonica in the store and just begin with it.

Phoebe: Well, c'mon, if it's important enough to discuss while I'm playing, then I assume it's important enough for everyone else to hear!

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.

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

They assume that everyone finds a decent position somewhere, even if it's "only" at a community college (expressed with a shudder).

From there I can only assume that they gained access to credit card data and any other information registered with the site.

If you see two life forms, one of them's making a poop, the other one's carrying it for him, who would you assume is in charge.

We do not know what the future holds, but with a few stable weeks behind us, we cannot assume that the worst has passed.

The fledgling kingdoms of Poland and Hungary to the southwest are just as well placed to move and assume control of the Russian capital.

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.

Thus, minimal requirements as shown in the tables assume that nutrient availability is equal to that of purified diets.

And for vibrations, let's assume, as is often the case, that the vibrational frequencies are fairly high.

Let us just assume for simplicity now that the orbits are roughly circular just to get a little bit of feeling for it.

Some of the secrets hidden in the bottom of the heart, only assume alone.

I assume if you were a big, burly kind of guy, you'd be very uncomfortable, sticking to a velvet Onesie.

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.

S. military planners should not assume that this will always be the case, even against seemingly lightly-armed insurgent adversaries.

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

I assume, you are still single, but I'd like you to tell us a little bit about your ideal spouse.

How dare you assume that, after such a short tenure, you know best in all things?

People may also see this and assume that you're ready to abandon the conversation, especially if you're not directly facing them.

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.

However, you can't assume you know how much she (or anybody) makes unless you've seen her tax returns.

"You can safely assume that before we reach that level, what you're more likely to see is some legislative action, " she said.

One of my test samples had a misaligned ribbon, but it did not affect things so I assume it was not touching the magnets.

Lt. Col. Gordon Tall: Its never necessary to tell me that you think Im right . Well just . Assume it.

Assume you know of a financial institution that provides a loan approval service and is described by Listing 2 below.

The job market is competitive and you shouldn't rest on your laurels and assume that what you know is enough to get by.

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.

Sure, not everything is under your control, but let's assume that much of your life is yours to do with as you please.

Lt. Col. Gordon Tall: Its never necessary to tell me that you think Im right . Well just . Assume it.

Assume you know of a financial institution that provides a loan approval service and is described by Listing 2 below.

The job market is competitive and you shouldn't rest on your laurels and assume that what you know is enough to get by.

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.

Sure, not everything is under your control, but let's assume that much of your life is yours to do with as you please.

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

Do not assume that if it is not broken on the current version of the product, the bug must have been fixed.

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.

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.

If he wins, he would assume the top job in government, and may well turn out to be precisely what Japan needs right now.

They said he could no longer assume that the backing of regional strongmen would translate into a popular victory.

These examples assume that the document associated with your customization already has at least one table.

If the queue depth is high, assume that the application is not healthy or able to cope with the rate of messages.

Now we are missing pieces of this box to return the goods to you to deal with, we do not assume any responsibility.

"I hereby assume the political responsibility for the internal communication policy of the defence ministry, " he said.

Let me assume that an XML schema bound to an urn: org: bank: accounts namespace describes the XML documents used in this example.

Let me assume that an XML schema bound to an urn: org: bank: accounts namespace describes the XML documents used in this example.

I have no special knowledge about this, but lets assume for the moment that it is true that they were being sedated.

Today in United States particularly, if you think about what is going on, I assume you watch on TV with the healthcare debate.

We also assume responsibility for bringing to the house of the Lord each year the firstfruits of our crops and of every fruit tree.

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

He said they assume a continuing gradual repair of the financial system, and an improvement of credit conditions.

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

Good. I wish you didn't have to stay here. Kyle's going to talk to Allison, and I assume everyone else, but then you'll be able to come out.

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

I assume it was because his message is so clear, and he qualified as a persecuted person because he had to flee for his personal safety.

I assume it was because his message is so clear, and he qualified as a persecuted person because he had to flee for his personal safety.

We may assume that the meanings of these underwater sounds correspond closely to these with which we are familiar on land.

"Given China's evolving role, there's no doubt the RMB will assume a global role in time, " he said.

We do not assume responsibility towards or accept liability to any other person for the contents of this report.

I'm smiling because whenever we touch on the subject of this book which he is going to write some day things assume an incongruous aspect.

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.

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.

Also, don't assume the public knows what you know about RFID. Go out of your way to explain how you are safeguarding the public's privacy.

As a next step toward a more accurate measurement, let's assume you know the average power usage of your computer systems (in watts).

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

We assume that sort of thing goes on because we have had proof of that since at least early 1998.

We assume no liability to you or any other person for any loss or expense due to your failure to comply with this provision.

'I assume that if and when somebody picks this up and goes into mass production it will cost a fraction of that, ' he said.

While you may assume no man would be stupid enough to actually bring up his mistress with his wife or girlfriend, experts say many men do.

"There have been disagreements for some time so I assume Danone planned for the worst-case scenario, " he said.

Assume that the allowance account had a debit balance of $ 1280 at the beginning of this month. Made an entry about allowance for bad debt.

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. "

When a woman tries on clothing from her closet that feels tight, she will assume she has gained weight.

Your instructors may assume that you know this and thus may not explain the importance of arguments to you in class.

Assume, then that the Sun has joined its geographic and magnetic poles, as it is gaseous and could adjust if this were not the case.

The sea ice estimates from the National Snow and Ice Data Center, NASA's archive for sea ice data, assume that this hole is ice-filled.

Finally, the examples in this tip assume that you already have an account with del. icio. us, possibly with a few bookmarks added to it.

I assume that it is actually going to take something of the 10 magnitude to get their attention or You wouldn't be doing this?

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.

"I would not assume that there is a unified policy about what the exit strategy should be, " he said.

Both Kolodiejchuk and Martin assume that Teresa's inability to perceive Christ in her life did not mean he wasn't there.

For example, if someone says "no" to an offer that you know is in her best interest, do not assume she is irrational.

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

For the purposes of this example, let's assume the ODR is the only application server process available on this particular node.

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

When we assume good motives behind misguided practices and weak wills, it is often easier to overlook and forgive their failures.

Never expect, never assume, and never demand. Just let it be, because if it's meant to be, it will happen the way you want it to.

I assume there are going to be announcements soon. . . but i have to ask. . . with or without ministasis?

Exegesis doesn't assume you're trying to read the text to get behind the text for something that happened in history.

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.

So can we assume that either massive earthquakes or volcanic eruptions will basically lead up the scale to a 10 from this point?

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.

They'll simply assume that, pathetically, you've never been able to quit.

Most auction theorists assume a fixed number of bidders, all poised and ready to bid.

The cash flows a CPA uses to test for impairment would assume the company uses the asset group for four years and disposes of it.

There seem to be some links between crime and economic conditions, but they are neither as direct nor clear as one might assume.

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

No doubt the renminbi will one day assume the role of a global reserve currency on the back of China's economic rise.

Do not assume that controlling deserialization is the only security your application requires.

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

But let's indulge the hopefulness for a moment and assume that we really are entering a golden age of rationally designed, targeted drugs.

Let's assume that this usability issue can be overcome by user training, instructional text, or common sense.

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

At least, therefore, I did not assume the character of needless precipitance merely to shew off before the ladies.

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.

If the only choice was between surrender and national suicide, an enemy might rationally assume that the President would prefer surrender.

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.

And I assume she scrubbed your floors, going by the state of her knees.

The compiled result will assume the page root's backing type to be the basis for the partial class, even if it not specified.

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

The beginning lessons assume that you have no experience with the harmonica or with music. Just start with the early lessons.

Teachers of science and math also must assume special responsibilities to help students to understand a test.

I saw her head moving fast and I assume that's when she was hit by the hoof of a cow.

Do not assume you know what someone else believes or thinks. Ask them before jumping to conclusions.

The 'games' are winding down, and it is time for the dark to give up and let our Earth allies assume the reins of authority.

"Don't assume you know what's expected of you, " says Sharon Daniels, CEO of Tampa-based training and development firm AchieveGlobal.

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.

For the better part of this article, we assume familiarity with the basic concepts of the XML stage and an understanding of XML schema.

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%.

If you jump right to the how without understanding the what, you might assume that the output of the tool should be reports.

Again, it's very easy to just assume that this is how things are, and that you can't change it. But have you even tried?

The culture of following will be abolished as you assume your rightful roles as co creators as it was intended by me.

If you see something that looks like four hula hoops attached together hovering in the sky, don't automatically assume that it's a UFO.

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

Also, business plans often assume it will be easy to gain a share of a large or fast-growing market.

Consider whether this would be appropriate for your users before you assume that process dialogs are the correct solution.

New York tends to vote Democratic, so you will perhaps assume that garnering this popularity was a cinch.

Most online mapping applications assume that the desired view is always north at the top of the image.

s your wife. You insult her intelligence if you assume that a mere slogan and a few vapid adjectives will persuade her to buy anything.

Novice real estate investors assume they have to put up all the money that goes into purchasing a property.

For illustration , assume that government regulations require you to retain exact textual copies of your XML documents .

We sort of assume that because there's a pole in the street, that it's okay to use it, so we park our shopping cart there.

And assume for the moment that musical composition is a purely rational activity -- that you can program a computer to compose music.

I believe what I said yesterday. I don't know what I said, but I know what I think, and, well, I assume it's what I said.

All static analysis techniques used in compilers and model checkers assume the existence of CFGs for the procedures of a program.

For simply research, HMM assume the time of continuous states staying obey geometry distributing. However, this is not always the true.

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

In the absence of such a setting, application servers assume a default location within the profile directory.

What's striking, in fact, is not that lying is so prevalent in society, but that we assume total honesty is always within our reach.

But please, wait until you know something is a bottleneck. And don't assume that direct JDBC is necessarily faster.

But I have not followed the discussion that went into this decision, and I assume there were good reasons for it.

Q: Most people assume they don't get the same quality of service out of a wireless connection as a wired connection. Will that ever change?

For purposes of this article, I assume that the testing is performed by a government agency monitoring the quality of a local water supply.

Many would assume that the icy depths of the sea off the northwestern coast on Russia would have little to offer nature photographers.

If you haven't read that post yet, take a few minutes and read it now (since the rest of this post will assume you have read it).

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

If I were to take this literally, I'd assume Einstein thought God was immune to gambling problems.

While we try to be proactive in preventing security problems, we do not assume they'll never come up .

The instant you either decide or assume you know what's going to happen next, you will automatically expect to be right.

I assume life is like this. Several bungalows are sitting along the coast of this small island.

After an opening New Year's Lion Dance from what I assume must be a New York based group, the concert began in earnest.

It was a pretty cool moment, you would assume it would be the other way around with the way Walton talks up Yao all the time.

Let me assume that it wraps around the jumper to make a cylindrical shape. Here is sketch.

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

'Clearly, one must assume that investors fear that there is something unsustainable about current margins and cash flows, ' he said.

However, do not assume that all queries will run twice as fast on an eight core computer as a four core computer.

In the example above let's assume I'm a freelancer trying to win a freelance job relating to technical writing.

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

Right now that link redirects to Google. com, but we assume the gallery's launch must be right around the corner.

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

The center will serve as the company's Asian operations headquarters, will also assume a customer showroom samples responsibility.

Let's assume that the four opportunities above were the only ones you needed for your business case.

Hercules would assume the burden for a bit if Atlas would fetch the apples, which were guarded by a many-headed monster.

Much of the information that people assume is 'factual' actually turns out to be inaccurate.

'It's so common to the point if I meet a girl, I just assume she has had something done. '

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

Just to illustrate, let's assume that it takes 50% of the length of the pause to recover the context after getting back to work.

It is arresting to see a familiar object assume an unfamiliar shape. However, the result can also be a distortion.

The optimists assume that technology will rescue us from today's problems, just as it has in the past, even if they cannot quite say how.

To illustrate this point, assume that Solarwind Company borrows $5 from its bank for a period of five years at an interest rate of 2%.

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

Ordinary moment between a father and a son, the kind you take for granted, because you assume there will be many many more.

In an institution where the administrative leaders assume full responsibility, the primary Party organization acts as the political nucleus.

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