| They may indeed show that one can construct Frankfurt-type examples that explicitly presuppose indeterminism in which there are no alternative possibilities. |
| The thing about questions like this is that they presuppose an adversarial relationship with clients, and that's so not the case with me. |
| Metaphorical extension does, however, presuppose the recognition of similarities, or correspondences, between the source and the target domains. |
| But, of course, it does not presuppose that all speakers understand the word this way, only that they can if they think about it in a certain way. |
| Such an argument would have to presuppose that there is somehow something wrong with being gay. |
| This perception of blindness in terms of social exclusion appears in some passages of the Israelite literature that presuppose the Levitical health care system. |
