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Yes, making assumptions can lead to misunderstandings or misinterpretations that might result in conflict or negative consequences. For example, assuming someone's intentions without clarifying can damage relationships or lead to poor decisions. While assuming itself may not lead to formal trouble, the outcomes of those assumptions can certainly have repercussions. It's generally better to seek clarification to avoid potential issues.
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What happens when you assume?
When you assume something, you suppose something to be true without having any proof of it being so.
If you give someone something and they get into trouble can you get into trouble as well?
Assuming you're talking about something illegal.... yes !
What does it mean to assume?
Assume refers to something that you suppose to be true, without having proof.
How do you get out of trouble for something you did not do or said?
just get witnesses or apologies for something you did not do
What is the song Trouble?
An example of trouble is when you are caught doing something bad and you could get a punishment.
What to do when you get in trouble if something your brother did?
Have a witness with u like a friend or something
Can a bus driver get you in trouble if you are not on the bus?
This depends on the context. Did the driver whiteness you do something? Don't do something wrong and you won't have to worry about getting into trouble.
How you get in trouble?
You do something that your parents don't want you to do.
What does inconvenience?
something that causes discomfort or trouble
Did Laura really get in trouble at school with the new teacher?
That is a bit vague, but I will assume you mean when Eliza Jane Wilder taught the De Smet school. Yes, Laura did get into trouble with her.
Can sport center keep kids out of trouble?
Yes because they will be occupied with something that will keep them out of trouble
Is math interventions for dumb people?
I would assume math interventions would be for people who have trouble understanding math.
