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It was always assumed that the government would go easy on them in that regard.
过去一直有这样的假设，认为政府在这方面会对它们网开一面。
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In that process, often the features of memory management or process scheduling are assumed.
在此过程中，通常也假定存在内存管理或进程调度特性。
The manifest can have different sections, but if it only has one, then it is assumed to be CACHE and can be omitted.
清单可以拥有多个不同的区域，但是，如果它只有一个区域，那么这个区域就假定为 CACHE 且可以省略。

Economists have long assumed that job creation would lag behind overall improvement of economic conditions in the United States.
And specifically, when we talk about ionization energy, it's assumed that what we mean is actually the first ionization energy.
特别地，当我们讨论电离能的时候，我们默认,这指的是第一电离能。
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And I found there were very few philosophers to even touch that topic, it was just something that they just assumed that somehow, yes, of course all humans have dignity and moral status and rights.
我发现很少有哲学家,研究这一问题，他们只是理所当然的假设,是的，全体人类都有,尊严，有道德标准，也有自己的权利。
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It turns out that being assumed dead and then discovered to be alive has its perks.
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If you assume that something is true, you imagine that it is true, sometimes wrongly.
If someone assumes power or responsibility, they take power or responsibility.
If you assume a particular expression or way of behaving, you start to look or behave in this way.