While the loyalist groups are all part of the Protestant movement that wants Northern Ireland to remain a part of Britain, there is a wide perception that the rivalries are fueled by a battle for Belfast's illicit drug traffic.
There was a wide perception that the Bush administration favors the rich over the middle class and poor, with 57percentt saying the administration's policies favor the rich, 8percentt saying they favor the middle class, 2percentt saying they favor the poor, and 27percentt saying the administration equally addresses the interests of all groups.
Along with the drive to prove one's theories right, "there is a wide perception that negative studies are useless, indeed a failure," says Douglas Altman, a statistician at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
There is a wide perception that the task of protecting children has become more complex and demanding over the last decade.
But over the last few months, the notorious nature of many of the charges and the wide coverage afforded them by the news media have created a broad perception that pro football players cannot control themselves off the playing field.
There's a scene-wide perception that he has cock-blocked his chances of success through confrontation with the press and his own record labels.
Maybe that reflects the wide perception that information on the Internet is free.
Tellem has already had two discussions with Yankees officials, and as he negotiates, he must deal with the wide perception that Mussina -- raised in the Pennsylvania hamlet of Montoursville -- is unwilling to play in New York, that his preference is to sign with a team in a smaller city, such as Baltimore or Cleveland.
Assuming that an increase in memory or perception abilities has a cost, we found that it was not beneficial to possess simultaneously a wide perception range and a long-term spatial memory when prey distribution was aggregated.
That's a perception that needs to be shattered.
