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"That show jumping is an expensive sport is not a misconception for a layman to have," said Mary B. Schwab, whose string of thoroughbreds and crossbreds are managed and ridden by Mr. Fargis, the Olympic medalist.

"If they sit inside, that would be a misconception for the people who are giving money — that those people are eating," said Shaib Ansari, the 23-year-old proprietor of the Mahim Darbar restaurant, which was opened by his uncle more than four decades ago.

Matthew Morrison: It's never really been a misconception for me.

I think that was a misconception for many Trump supporters.

There was a misconception for a time by a few people that this whole movie would be Sandra Bullock floating through space contemplating her own demise.

On his arrival in Japan, Rossier presumably introduced himself as a photographer despatched to Japan by Negretti and Zambra, perhaps thereby inspiring a misconception, for while he remained in the country he was often referred to as an "English" photographer.

This, to some extent, reflects a misconception of requirements for reading-into-writing tasks in general.

While today's media tends to have one "expert" present each "side" of an argument, Oliver pointed out that, in the case of climate change, where 99/100 scientists agree that it is real and caused by humans, this one vs. one presentation creates a clear misconception for the viewer: a false equivalence.

"It's actually not a video game, this is a common misconception for interactive installation.

This is a common misconception for newcomers to probability theory, one that Lewis shows leads to disastrous results.

While these experiences help students to gain further understanding of plant's growth, they may have resulted in students taking away that this was needed in addition to or in place of sunlight, creating a new misconception for the students.