Assuming that
Given that and assuming that are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "Given that" with "Assuming that", this phrases are similar.
Given that
Assuming that and given that are semantically related. You can use "Assuming that" instead a conjunction phrase "Given that".
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Given that they're inside her mind, it isn't known exactly how it's possible that the place could even still exist if she were killed (assuming that's what she meant by "beaten").
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One of the kenning namesnote Norse poetry prided itself on naming things via referential descriptions, assuming that Viewers Are Geniuses for Jesus was 'the white Thor.' Given that Thor was the God of Fighting and Survivingnote Odin was more of the God of Dying Horribly in Battle...
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Assuming that the show takes place during the same year it aired (2011) this would make Raylan twenty-one in high school, which given that he's been a Marshal for nineteen years (requiring him to have a college degree) seems unlikely.
Source: Writers Cannot Do Math
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