We do not, of course, presuppose that nowhere ever is there a failure of, say, vision. |
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This is because knowledge and direct perception predicates are factive, in that they presuppose the truth of their complements. |
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The thing about questions like this is that they presuppose an adversarial relationship with clients, and that's so not the case with me. |
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Admiration for a great man and his important work does not presuppose uncritical acceptance of all his views. |
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Metaphorical extension does, however, presuppose the recognition of similarities, or correspondences, between the source and the target domains. |
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Such an argument would have to presuppose that there is somehow something wrong with being gay. |
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To be involved in these processes would be a liability for the artist and would presuppose his or her active interest. |
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The general reader should be aware that the authors presuppose a fair amount of knowledge on the subject, which makes the book less accessible for non-specialists. |
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Just as they presuppose that all consumers are alike, standard models estimate that agriculture throughout the world is the same. |
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The motion does not presuppose that the committee is going to adopt the bill. |
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At the same time, to adopt such a course must surely be to presuppose that there is a genuine issue regarding the reality of what is thus accepted. |
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While the definition using e does not presuppose these equations, the temptation to use them will be great. |
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This perception of blindness in terms of social exclusion appears in some passages of the Israelite literature that presuppose the Levitical health care system. |
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The other arguments, like the need to evangelize the Indians and baptize them, presuppose the previous ones. |
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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. |
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They may indeed show that one can construct Frankfurt-type examples that explicitly presuppose indeterminism in which there are no alternative possibilities. |
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An outright ban on the cosmetic uses of pesticides would presuppose that they all cause unacceptable risks, and this is simply not the case. |
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This choice did not presuppose that the primary interest of Philips went from producing to importing. |
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I presuppose all that I wrote on that occasion, but will return to some of the questions and points that I raised in the last paragraphs. |
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In her work she seeks to develop a critical politics that does not presuppose a stable, unchanging identity. |
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Does valid consent presuppose and require the equal dignity of man and woman with regard to marriage? |
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Such texts, of course, presuppose clearer agreements between their authors. |
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Strategies will therefore presuppose active cooperation and openness to a widening circle of partners. |
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Of course, this does presuppose that the machine is already filled with the two compatible Ortho products. |
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But both presuppose that the only proper purpose or consideration of a final bonus is the return of the capital value of the asset share of the policy-holder. |
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Causal theories of mental content presuppose that mental contents are underived, hence attempt to explain how underived meaning arises. |
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This is judged partly on our port infrastructures, which must be of world-class standard and, therefore, presuppose long-term, stable funding. |
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As a cultural medium based on the notion of spectacle, Sukuma performances presuppose interaction between performer and audience, observer and observed. |
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Nor does it presuppose that the responsibility should never be shared. |
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One can hold that God's moral goodness involves supereminent possession of the virtues, at least insofar as those virtues do not presuppose weakness and vulnerability. |
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Proper compliance with and reliable monitoring of the conditions governing admission to the occupation presuppose that undertakings are stably and effectively established. |
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It has taken military action only to protect its citizens from armed aggression under the LTTE's brutal tyranny. You presuppose that the LTTE represents the Tamil community, which is not the case. |
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Although it is entirely in the spirit of SEPA that banks reduce their existing connections to CSMs, this does presuppose that CSMs are in a position to offer reachability to their clients. |
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Nonetheless, it is important to recognize that a discussion of the promotion and protection of older persons' rights does not presuppose that all older persons as a group are vulnerable and in need of protection. |
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Contrary to standard models that presuppose the existence of a representative consumer, the NAR model will divide consumers into two groups: poor consumers and rich consumers. |
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That would presuppose a series of conditions relating to jobs, pay, pensions and conditions but the general point holds in comparison with private equity. |
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It does not presuppose that the responsibility should be shared. |
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Market economies do not logically presuppose the existence of private ownership of the means of production. |
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But even such specific sourcings of ideas from string theory presuppose a certain cultural currency of string theory as a whole. |
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It's an ominous sign of the times that these best practices presuppose the inevitability of a cyberattack. |
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The teaching of it does not presuppose literacy in the mother tongue. |
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