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But I think the common conception is that the vagina is grosser because it's a mucus membrane.

The common conception is that under oxygen-limiting conditions, VHb is induced in order to bind the remaining oxygen and deliver it to the terminal respiratory oxidase(s) to maintain aerobic respiration at a high level under these conditions (Stark et al. 2011; Webster 1987).

The common conception, nonetheless, is that cancer is a very serious possibly life threatening condition turning it to a subjectively stressful experience.

One conception that he opposed is that of Quine.

But through our shared basic ability to refer to pleasure, preserved since childhood, Stoics and hedonists continue to disagree about a shared subject, without the Stoics sharing in our common conception that pleasure is feeling that is actually good.

Schopenhauer denies the common conception that being free entails that, for any situation in which we acted, we could always have acted differently.

One common conception of Karlung is that he's a provocateur.

There is a common conception that the fuerdai are being groomed to inherit their parents' businesses, but this isn't necessarily the case.

A common Buddhist view is that preventing conception is acceptable, while intervening after conception has occurred is not.

The right of gay men to be dull and humourless is being undermined by the common conception that homosexuals are stylish and witty, an academic has suggested.

Mr. Gaddis draws on recent theories of chaos and complexity to substantiate the argument that contrary to the common conception, it is, or at least it uses the same methods as the natural sciences.