Consular officials are afforded somewhat weaker legal protections because they are thought of as administrators, rather than diplomats.
Other countries fret about youthful misdeeds, but mostly because they are thought to lead on to more serious stuff.
Such display spots are coveted because they are thought to be critical in helping customers discover new books.
In African cultures, bigger women are perceived as more attractive because they are thought to be more resilient.
The WhatsApp and Viber messaging services are popular because they are thought difficult for the government to monitor.
To many, market forces smack more of selfishness than of freedom to choose, because they are thought to turn social humans into grasping egotists.
Incomes policies are generally unpopular among trade unionists because they are thought to bear more heavily upon wages than upon other forms of income.
There is particular concern about getting Labour voters to turn out because they are thought more likely than Tories to support staying in.
It might apply, for example, if a person is discriminated against because they are thought to be gay when they are not.
Interns are also desirable, apparently because they are thought to be hard-working, responsible and willing to pay good money for cramped rooms.
In certain buildings, investment bankers are personae non gratae, because they are thought by some to be a little too risky; much of their income is bonus money.
