"Assuming of course" means that it's pretty obvious that whatever they say next is included in the discussion.
Proposed course, mean 'suggested way'.
Assuming you mean the name, Quintin or sometimes Quinten.
Assuming you mean "competitor" the answer is no. The suffix is -or.
I am assuming you mean as in "motivation." Motive means the determination of a certain phenomena that is not obvious.
Assuming COSHH is meant, Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health
Of course there are! (assuming, of course, that you mean Pearl. If you do mean perla then we can't help you...)
Assuming you mean 'pakis', the answer is of course 'too many'.
Increase means to add (assuming the number you "increase" is positive of course).
Assuming that you mean additive opposite, the answer is +11.Assuming that you mean additive opposite, the answer is +11.Assuming that you mean additive opposite, the answer is +11.Assuming that you mean additive opposite, the answer is +11.
Assuming you mean, use celebrity names as keywords in your Adwords campaign to appear on Google for... YES, of course.
Yes. If you don't have a concealed carry permit, it must kept in plain sight. This is, of course, assuming you mean Louisiana and not Los Angeles.
If you mean; "is it FCP7 compatible with Mac OS X 10.5?", then the answer is Yes. Assuming of course you meet the minimum hardware requirements.
I am assuming you mean dulce and that is spanish for sweet
I'm assuming you mean course?? This is a very short question...good for what? good for you? How would we know? Good for cooking no...good for me yes...what are you asking exactly??
Assuming you mean ounces, the answer is 24 ounces, of course! If you wanted 24 ounces as a fraction of some other measure of mass, perhaps you could have tried to mention that in the question!
Assuming you're talking about the little plastic balls ... no, of course not.
No. Per AR385-10, the Commander's Safety Course only needs to be completed before assuming command as a CPT. There are additional requirements for assuming higher-level commands.