He drew a line under most of the blunders and misconceptions of the new Labour years.
The theory, development, limitations, uncertainties, and misconceptions of each of these techniques are presented.
Explore the history as David S. Powers explains the origins, concepts, and misconceptions of Islamic law.
Mr. Romney's strategy, in short, is to pretend that he shares the ignorance and misconceptions of the Republican base.
Donnino MW, Vega J, Miller J, Walsh M. Myths and misconceptions of Wernicke's encephalopathy: what every emergency physician should know.
It means that the new manager's boss loses a chance to influence the manager's initial conceptions and misconceptions of her new position and how she should approach it.
ORIGINS OF THE SPECIOUS: Myths and Misconceptions of the English Language, by Patricia T. O'Conner and Stewart Kellerman (Random House, $15).
"This series is all about dispelling the myths and misconceptions of the fashion industry, the smoke and mirrors if you will," says gallery director and curator Carrie Scott, adding that each designer's wares will be on sale following the broadcasts.
JERRY V. TOBIAS Ledyard, Conn., Dec. 4, 2011 To the Editor: Re "Send In the Clueless" (column, Dec. 5): Paul Krugman is correct in asserting that Mitt Romney's strategy "is to pretend that he shares the ignorance and misconceptions of the Republican base" because that's what it will take to win in enough primaries and caucuses to secure his party's nomination.
Other biases exist as well, including presumed associations and misconceptions of chance.
