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A common misperception is that evolutionary biology is an inherently historical science and thus cannot be subject to hypothesis testing.

A common misperception is that Larry's will bankrolled the adventure.

A common misperception is that this principle is enshrined in the Constitution.

But a common misperception is that it's strictly about competition, Mr. Zichermann said.

A common misperception is that dating violence is caused by uncontrollable anger, Ms. Lutz told the boys.

A common misperception is that women and minority VCs are only investing into women and minority entrepreneurs which is not true – they are investing into entrepreneurs of all types and are catching missed and underserved opportunities.

A particularly common misperception was that Ebola virus can be transmitted by the airborne route or that it can be transmitted from human to human by infected but asymptomatic persons.

Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said in an afternoon news conference that the most common misperceptions are that this flu should ever be called a "mild disease," that the vaccine is untested and that it has arrived too late.

A common public misperception is that tenure perpetuates mediocrity by permitting lifetime appointments for lackluster professors.

Myths and Misperceptions One popular misperception is that unprocessed sugar is healthier than processed versions.

A common misperception may be that there is only little or no interaction between macro- and microcirculation and vice versa, but rather the opposite is the case.