There's a common notion that there's good and bad integration.
McNerney also said the common notion that plantar fasciitis goes away with rest was false.
And even the common notion that 1983 represented an economic turnaround crumbles on closer inspection.
THERE is a common notion that Britain is no longer a country of heavy industry.
It debunked the common notion that it takes a long time to tell whether a new school can improve student learning.
In the film's production notes, he pointed out, Ms. Durra disputed the common notion that Middle Eastern ?gr?feel like outsiders.
It was once a common notion that rackets originated in the debtors' section of Fleet Prison in England early in the 19th century.
The report found no support for the common notion that, in general, about a third of patients will improve if they are given a dummy pill and told it is real.
The report, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, found no support for the common notion that, in general, about a third of patients will improve if they are given a dummy pill and told it is real.
The new study was conducted in part because of skepticism within the Reeve foundation about the common notion that only 250,000 Americans are affected by spinal cord injuries.
While it's a common notion that being immersed in work can provide insulation from grief, Ms. Rabe said returning immediately after her mother's death to "Merchant" was her only choice.
