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But they are also convinced that Republicans lost the midterms in part because they were perceived as arrogant and divisive.

Or because they were perceived as a couple who might eventually have children, bringing disruption to the building?

Not because women are worse musicians than men but because they were perceived that way by auditioners.

Even some of the working class hated them because they were perceived as representing the decline of hard work, cohesive families, cleanliness and stoical resistance.

Several Republicans said they had been damaged politically because they were perceived as resisting the use of federal employees to upgrade the screening of air travelers and baggage.

Earlier this year, the country's leading private radio broadcaster censored portions of Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" because they were perceived to be offensive.

Many institutions are subsidised because they are perceived to be in the public good.

Too often, refugees are excluded from development projects because they're perceived as being temporary.

Sovereignty is distributed among institutions that have power because they are perceived as legitimate.

Sticky boards have been banned in some European countries, because they are perceived to be cruel.

Independents gain support because they are perceived as different from the major parties.