assumption

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an unverifiable but common sense	assumption	that early stages of languages
easy to make assumptions but	assumption	is the enemy in this
speed the saul ti the	assumption	ayont a dizzen offrin tables
training centre here the constant	assumption	that i must be german
person hmo properties the general	assumption	is that more of them
as teaching grammar on the	assumption	that the pupil has to
of 1981 and watson s	assumption	of overall authority had seen
scottish tradition relies on the	assumption	of an english organic standard
holding meetings monthly on the	assumption	that turnout would be subject
ask the scottish executive what	assumption	it made of the rate
standard written english the second	assumption	that skill in writing depends
against linguistic stereotyping and the	assumption	that the use of a
that would happen on the	assumption	that we had a robust
must not start with the	assumption	that the accused is guilty
we could start from the	assumption	that there is no question
matters can lead to the	assumption	that they are all that
no you cannot make that	assumption	that decision will be made
the financial memorandum under the	assumption	that the same area of
our primary schools on the	assumption	that our other contributors today
but also to embrace the	assumption	that they already know a
icc is working on the	assumption	that the 60 states will
ask the scottish executive what	assumption	it made of the efficiency