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[00:01]assume

[00:02]Our American heritage makes it easy for us to accept

[00:05]other religions, and to assume that other religions are as

[00:09]accepting as we are.

[00:12]presume

[00:14]He said it was not unreasonable to presume that Mozart

[00:17]died from strep complications, based on the information

[00:21]presented…

[00:24]border

[00:25]An invisible border divides those arguing for

[00:28]computers in the classroom on the behalf of students'

[00:31]career prospects and those arguing for computers in the

[00:35]classroom for broader reasons of radical educational reform.

[00:42]boundary

[00:43]Kent therefore proposes that local government organise

[00:47]itself in 46 loose "families" based around the historic

[00:51]boundaries of nine major cities and 37 counties and shires.

[00:59]frontier

[01:02]So now, after years of talking about tapping a

[01:05]potentially enormous market, the IOC is finally moving

[01:09]ahead, representing a new frontier for the Olympic Games.

[01:15]margin

[01:16]The winner, by a large margin, was a tiny Virginia

[01:19]company called Open Source Solutions, whose clear

[01:23]advantage was its mastery of the electronic world.