Examples of using Often assumed in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
According to Weierstrass in his paper, earlier mathematicians including Gauss had often assumed that this was true.
It is often assumed that the intense use of the Internet makes people contact shy in the real world.
This is not, as is often assumed, merely a collection of quotations from Native American music and spirituals.
However, this effort does not affect(as is often assumed) management and/or HR, only the tandem itself.
As the image clearly shows, the FuSi makes the development process easier instead of- as is often assumed- harder.
Start-ups are NOT, as is often assumed, the small version of a large company;
Yet, it remains controversial because it is often assumed that it implies the use of military force for purposes of humanitarian intervention.
The difference is actually much smaller than often assumed, but at first sight a growth rate of 0.6% qualifies as a lost decade.
It is often assumed that medical euthanasia is widespread.
The Web Content Manager function is often assumed by senior management CEO or marketing manager.
It is often assumed that they can continue living this way
Plants are not as defenseless against their predators as is often assumed," explained Steppuhn.
But the older generation thinks in a more future-oriented manner than is often assumed. PDF.
It is often assumed that cities dampen fertility because the cost of raising children is higher.
This was often assumed to be lightning, and gave rise to an identification of the god as Zeus.
The goods offered in factory sales are often not rejects, as is often assumed, but rather B-ware.
are more diverse than is often assumed.
interventionist policy often assumed by the current administration of that country.
Thus, they are not sitting opposite a person who is completely unknown to them, as it is often assumed.
In contrast, the mood in the population with regard to the refugees is much more positive than often assumed.