Both bookstores and others like it have been living rebuttals of false preconceptions about Harlem.
She makes the acquaintance of a suave pirate, Idris Mohammed, who defies her gritty preconceptions by living extravagantly in a Somali McMansion and a Djibouti bachelor pad while he awaits ransom payments for the ships his men are holding.
They are insulted that he's not living up to their preconceptions and expectations.
Iran was the country that least lived up to preconceptions, becoming the highlight of my trip.
We speculate that our findings are related to a series of inter-related social and structural barriers to care for women living with HIV during the preconception and prenatal periods.
One article addresses preconception care for women and couples living with HIV, and another articulates the U.S. government's policy commitments to strengthening the linkages between family planning and HIV programs.
Yet living there, he continued, "altered many of my architectural preconceptions".
This impact of time for appointments may also be exacerbated for those living in rural areas by the geographical distance to preconception service providers [ 63].
Untidiness Dr Rachel Andrew, a chartered clinical psychologist and teenager expert, believes that the preconception that all teenagers are filthy little toerags living in bedrooms that smell worse that a pigsty is a false one.
Judges are human and susceptible to biases, including the antiquated preconception that children of divorce are better off living with their mothers.
