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presume

[pri-zoom] / prɪˈzum /




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As a result of the initial improvement in organ donor consent rates in Wales, other UK nations followed with their own presumed consent laws.

From BBC

He says local authorities should have an option to voluntarily accommodate a child that would be considered beyond the parent's control, without the presumed need for evidence of blame.

From BBC

He was referring, we presume, to the lack of GitHub postings by some non-governmental analysts such as the Yale Budget Lab or the Tax Foundation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Carol presumes that everyone else who still has their agency is as set on finding a way to reverse this mass delusion as she is.

From Salon

“Orders are presumed to be lawful,” it added.

From The Wall Street Journal