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    1. Suppose we posit that your life really is in danger -- it’s a life that doesn’t belong to you


    2. But I’ll posit this: It could have been


    3. This process began with a suspicion which had been growing within me that Physicists today, (and more generally Scientists) give the appearance of being led along the largely unexplored frontiers of their domain where their almost-sightless awareness of what they try to envision is drawing them toward a conclusion that many are reluctant to accept and only a brave few dare to tentatively posit


    4. As we posit ourselves in the present, we must ask what was known and what was not known at the time? Known by whom? If an event


    5. appearance? Between an appearance and object we posit a relationship connecting something


    6. The advocates of this “theory” posit that the


    7. That bold a migration would never have taken place in order to find better hunting grounds—only a fool would posit such an explanation


    8. “To prove god’s absence one must be able to posit what god’s presence would be manifested as and detectable how


    9. We can't transcend separately, but we need group reflection, not mass trance; we must posit an ideal attracting us beyond the gravity of economic crisis, not an I'mage hypnotizing us into a spiral consent to P2entrepreneurial collapse


    10. He would also posit the likelihood that it had not ‘always’ been this way, because he truly believed in the folk tales that spoke of a time when hoomans lived independent on Olde Aearth, when the Viirin were as yet unknown

    11. In order to offer one possible depiction of this whole, I would posit that the nature of


    12. Both posit the assumption that there is no apparent reason for why things happen


    13. embellishments and interpolations) of all religions that posit “heaven[s]” and “light” above us and an


    14. The first will posit that certain basic and long-established elements in this country’s economic experience may still be counted upon


    15. The Williams theory, to be realistic, could be restated to posit that a common stock held by noncontrol stockholders is worth the sum of all the net after-tax cash expected to be realizable in the future from ownership of the common stock, with such net cash being realizable either from cash disbursements by the company (whether in the form of dividends or otherwise, such as liquidating in whole or in part), and from sources outside the company (whether they are stock purchasers or lenders willing to treat the common stock as collateral for borrowings by the shareholder)


    16. With this generalized version of the puzzle, with more than two armies, we can posit not only that the messages are unreliable but also that one or both of the generals may be in cahoots with King Crowley, sending misleading messages to the other generals


    17. While I just posit the positive relations between expected inflation, inflation uncertainty, and required bond premia, many Fed studies supply hard evidence


    1. After a moment of desperate despair he posited the alternative theory that he need not


    2. Your driving would not have suffered, in fact it could be posited that it would be better due to the added attention you were giving it


    3. The Elf brought the conversation back to the present, and posited skeptically; “And this is all somehow a tribute to the coincidence that I am Captain of the Huntress and my name has been corrupted into: the Elf?”


    4. From these experiments, he posited that all the smells in the world were made up of a small number of basic smell elements, the character of each being determined by its Pong Ratio


    5. Are y'all really the ages you appear to be?” the Elf posited uncertainly


    6. So, what are we to make of the biblical flood story? Is it a portion of the “history of a people” as I posited in the beginning of the introduction? A story of their “origins” or was it meant to illustrate a moral principle, the “rewards of adherence and consequences of resistance” to the precepts that it was there to teach? It seems that it is a good fit into all of these categories, but which one would have been the most important reason for its retelling over the many hundreds of years? It would appear that the moral lesson of what happens to people who obey as against what happens to those who don’t would be the larger meaning that it was meant to impress, as it was handed down from an older generation to the younger


    7. Could they be, they posited, flood platforms similar to those discovered in Mesopotamia, where people could have retreated to safety, in the face of a faster and/or higher than usual flooding episode? Egypt’s step pyramid does resemble Babylon’s Ziggurat


    8. The newest of answers coming from science has convincingly posited the most likely process that has brought us to where we are in this physical world


    9. In answering the question, why, philosophy posited that everything worked because of universal laws that had always been there, all Man had to do was to discover what they were


    10. And from this it may be posited that competition for food resources as well as mating opportunities is the basic law of simple survival

    11. The science of biology has posited that the single most important of Man’s adaptations to his environment has been his oversized brain


    12. concept of the atom, although interaction was not initially a capacity of atoms but rather a relation posited to exist between them


    13. A truth is posited that is independent of the


    14. We posited that


    15. candidates posited by theologians that the Harlot is the Catholic


    16. Elongation natives tend to be far more open sexually than the conjunctions – not because they are any “sexier” per se (which is a matter of personal planets posited in certain signs, such as Scorpio and Capricorn) – but rather because they are less emotionally and sexually repressed; more relaxed within themselves and at home with their impulses; less inhibited by parental and societal fiat (what the neighbors might think)


    17. Finding it in the left cup, she retrieved it like a treasure and posited it on her palm in adoration


    18. Though she made it appear as a courtesy to an old woman, he got the message and so posited himself behind her


    19. Mutating beyond posited speculative teleologies, its ability to inquire rapidly eclipsing each invented mystery, paradox or technical impossibility, how will this bored demiurge, with nothing to occupy its ever increasing intelligence, look at the universe when it discovers its own internal laws of unlimited reconfigurations? We will have made it in our image, our brain, but what soul, what heart will it have as it recreates us to be the subjects of its ineffable and incomprehensible I'mage? Will we be the feeding servants, the domesticated pet, the annoying beast, the malignant tumor, the species under glass and specimen for evaluation? How many humans do you think will be needed? Any?


    20. posited his cut glass tumbler of whisky

    21. The hidden ‘solutions’ and reasons for the malady suggested by this charlatan varied: he posited that the sufferer was being affected by the glance of an envier’s eye; he mentioned buried magic tools and the snatching fear which occurs shortly after sunset; he called for the offering of sheep to the magician, that had to be immolated; such proposals continued until the father became utterly pauperized while his son remained ill, because he was simply suffering from chronic migraine!!


    22. There have been several theories posited as to where the


    23. of their inherent megalomania?” Posited Upaya


    24. posited in your bel y, thighs, hips and the backs of your


    25. However, all that I am positing about a ray Life may be equally well posited anent a human life, but it should be borne in mind that the pure ray type does not as yet exist, for there is not to be found that perfect form, mechanism or expression of the ray quality, nor that absolutely purified appearance in the human family, except in such rare cases as the Buddha, or Christ, and (in another field of expression) an Alexander or Julius Caesar


    26. Lawrence (martyr, lo August): the monthly recurrence known as the new moon with the old moon in her arms: the posited influence of celestial on human bodies: the appearance of a star (1st magnitude) of exceeding brilliancy dominating by night and day (a new luminous sun generated by the collision and amalgamation in incandescence of two nonluminous exsuns) about the period of the birth of William Shakespeare over delta in the recumbent neversetting constellation of Cassiopeia and of a star (2nd magnitude) of similar origin but of lesser brilliancy which had appeared in and disappeared from the constellation of the Corona Septentrionalis about the period of the birth of Leopold Bloom and of other stars of (presumably) similar origin which had (effectively or presumably) appeared in


    27. Last year I posited that there should be the regulation big correction but if we are in a new equity era we wouldn’t get much of one


    28. 5 Naturally the safety must be posited in advance, but here again there is room for much that is indefinite and purely subjective


    29. It turned out that the 23% price rise to the end of 1970, plus the 28% in aggregate dividend return received, gave not far from the 7½% annual overall gain posited in our formula


    30. Hence, many of the posited benefits of a stand-alone digital currency were never realized

    31. The Christian teaching says to each individual man that his life, if he recognizes his life to be his, and its aim, the worldly good of his personality or of the personalities of other men, can have no rational meaning, because this good, posited as the end of life, can never be attained, because, in the first place, all beings strive after the goods of the worldly life, and these goods are always attained by one set of beings to the detriment of others, so that every separate man cannot receive the desired good, but, in all probability, must even endure many unnecessary sufferings in his struggle for these unattained goods; in the second place, because if a man even attains the worldly goods, these, the more of them he attains, satisfy him less and less, and he wishes for more and more new ones; in the third place, mainly because the longer a man lives, the more inevitably do old age, diseases, and finally death, which destroys the possibility of any worldly good, come to him


    1. objectivity to Illusion, positing illusionary situations that, unlike the Müller-Lyer effect, cannot


    2. of either one will suffice, provided the grounds for positing the relationship are kept clear


    3. positing the relationship is either antipathy or allegiance rather than any substantive


    4. ‘We need a romantic man’s judgment for that, don’t we?’ said Tara positing Madame Bovary back on the teapoy


    5. He leaned his elbows on the table, coughed softly, and said: “What I am positing is that Rocky James does not fit the bill for our serial murderer


    6. An object maintaining time will have Π confirming the next Π in the same positing in relation to r as the previous Π


    7. However, all that I am positing about a ray Life may be equally well posited anent a human life, but it should be borne in mind that the pure ray type does not as yet exist, for there is not to be found that perfect form, mechanism or expression of the ray quality, nor that absolutely purified appearance in the human family, except in such rare cases as the Buddha, or Christ, and (in another field of expression) an Alexander or Julius Caesar


    8. Positing what protasis would the contraction for such several schemes become a


    9. The most natural cause which has led pedagogy to the false path on which it now stands, is the criticism of the old order, the criticism for the sake of criticism, without positing new principles in the place of those criticized


    10. The chief point of departure is the criticism of the old methods and the concoction of new ones to be as diametrically opposed to the old as possible, but by no means the positing of new foundations of pedagogy, from which new methods might result

    1. , It accepts mainstream geological and cosmological estimates for the Earth’s age, like Evolutionism, but posits that the new "kinds" of life forms, which have appeared successively over the planet‘s history, represent instances of God directly intervening to create those new types, supernaturally


    2. The quantum mechanical macro elevation posits that there are many Universes within its understanding


    3. sent me, with posits, most of the work he received while DC, and I replied


    4. firmness of wood—she posits a more pliable communicating medium that bends at the air-water


    5. Loren Valier posits that the anomaly may unintentionally in his words ‘let slip’ vital information through relaxed sleep


    6. Evolution, on the other hand, posits us as mere physical creatures


    7. description of the "constrained" view of human nature which posits that it is flawed and largely fixed, and that efforts to build utopias will invariably founder on the rocks of human failings and will


    8. “We share in a ways with x people” can evolve into “We share everything”, when it posits the radicalizing meme, “Love assists the other's self-creation”, as its social attractor


    9. that posits a designer behind the complex universe


    10. For instance, panentheism, literally « all in God, » posits that the divine

    11. Yes, ancient wisdom posits the existence of a creator with certain attributes (and the lack of


    12. This method posits that there are four trends: the immediate, short-term, intermediate, and long-term


    13. The study simply posits that noise traders follow positive-feedback strategies (buying recent winners and selling recent losers), which could reflect extrapolative expectations, stop-loss orders, margin calls, portfolio insurance, or wealth-dependent risk aversion or sentiment


    14. These results are hardly consistent with the Capital Asset Pricing Model, which posits that higher risk leads to higher returns


    15. Thus the empirical evidence does not support the idea central to the Capital Asset Pricing Model that posits that higher risk is rewarded with higher returns


    16. The wave principle posits that collective investor psychology (or crowd psychology) moves from optimism to pessimism and back again


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    Synonyms for "posit"

    posit postulate put forward state submit deposit fix situate propose present propound

    "posit" definitions

    (logic) a proposition that is accepted as true in order to provide a basis for logical reasoning


    put (something somewhere) firmly


    put before


    take as a given; assume as a postulate or axiom