In other words, we have to take for granted that many of our ideas will fail.
Listen carefully and then take it for granted that the exact opposite will happen.
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China granted that wish in 2005, when it ended its peg against the US dollar.
Americans take for granted that material abundance boosts society, but such thinking is historically rare.
"We, as Americans, take it for granted that we've been so secure all this time, " Damerow said.
In the US, it is taken for granted that states and municipalities can and do go bust.
Before September 2008, the Chinese government took it for granted that U.S. treasuries were a safe investment.
It cannot be taken for granted that the Greek people will accept the medicine prescribed for it.
In October 2009, a magistrate judge granted that motion and ordered the production of a variety of documents.
Therefore, it is taken for granted that it cares for Ecuadorian citizens and the environment where they operate.
For decades Israel has taken for granted that the UN is hopelessly hostile and left things at that.
"In my fine dining days, we took it for granted that better ingredients yield better results, " Mr. Mangum said.
Even if it is granted that religion should be expunged, how does Mr Dawkins suggest this could be done?
"We have to keep improving, getting better and better, not taking for granted that we have recovered, " he said.
She takes for granted that if we test we will be better at teaching kids to read and add.
New land rights were granted that did not properly match old informal rights.
Such dour folk took it for granted that pleasure was bad for you.
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He takes it for granted that economic ideas influence real-world behaviour and always have.
Such advice may seem like common sense, but Americans too often take for granted that college is a wise investment.
Today we take it for granted that Italy and Austria will not come to blows, nor will Britain and Russia.
Today, it's taken for granted that everyone can vote for either major-party candidate, but as late as 1960, John F.
I've always been concerned that we were taking it too much for granted that the world was moving in our direction.
Armed with this basic understanding of Obama's inclinations, Israel should have taken for granted that the NPT conference would target Israel.
Bolton, Inbar and Pipes take for granted that Israel is uninterested in asserting or retaining control over Gaza, Judea, and Samaria.
Most Indian business is still in the hands of family firms, and most people take it for granted that this will continue.
But it is also the case that one cannot take for granted that even parks in the best neighborhoods will be well-maintained.
Granted that this might hurt the White House from a political perspective.
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At the same time, the campaign is doing well because that they haven't taken for granted that the Hispanic community is monolithic.
Anzor said he grew up in Soviet times, when it was taken for granted that Muslims didn't have to follow such strict rules.
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