His press materials quoted Mr. Kaiser and explained that the festival's goal was no less than "to debunk stilted perceptions of American dance and give way to a new notion of contemporary performance".
"It is time to debunk the perception that no progress has been made," said Mr. Rehn, referring to the structural reforms made by Greece.
It is time to debunk this perception and acknowledge that surgery is an essential part of primary care and should be guaranteed to all.
As Europeans, we generally like to think we're more socially advanced and progressive than Americans, and Donald J. Trump's first few days as president of the United States have done little to debunk that perception.
Reflecting her mother's remarks, Christine Pelosi also sought to debunk the perception that super delegates were just cigar smoking -- "my mother won't allow that" -- backroom dealing, political bigwigs willing to trade their votes at the Democratic National Convention for patronage.
And the fresh, lively look of the exhibition debunks the perception that architecture exhibitions are too stuffy and overly academic.
Channels on the Web site recently expanded to 13 from seven, including one channel for technology, debunking the perception that older Americans are not computer literate.
Debunking the perception that a club could only deploy so many goal-minded strikers before they began competing with each other for a fixed number of chances, Mr Enrique devised a system in which a trio of high-scoring South American forwards Lionel Messi of Argentina, Luis Suárez of Uruguay and Neymar da Silva Santos Jr of Brazil could not only coexist but thrive.
Now, in a district attorney's race that has focused heavily on meting out justice with sympathy, Ms. Snyder is trying to debunk the hard perception of her while battling her opponents, Cyrus R. Vance Jr. and Richard M. Aborn, and perhaps an even greater force.
In a speech, the Lib Dem leader said it was high time such a perception was debunked as a "myth".
