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premise

[prem-is] / ˈprɛm ɪs /




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But his premise is flawed, and not just in terms of release dates.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I just stopped believing in the core premise of the product, which was that it could help companies rank higher on AI,” Houy said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Stock spent several hours at the building overseeing the installation of security systems at the premises, which had been controversially occupied by unknown people, reports the state-run SABC.

From BBC

The clinic recently told the BBC it didn't approve filming on its premises - adding: "The clinic has never participated in, nor supported, any fundraising initiatives organised by any organisation."

From BBC

The letter is based on a faulty premise: that consolidation in film and television is inherently harmful.

From The Wall Street Journal