But along the way the author pokes mercilessly at misapprehensions large and small.
Having got so far with China, however, bankers will be remiss if they let the misapprehensions fester.
No establishment likes to think of defamatory statements being left unchallenged for all those potential customers to see.But by far the best response is to answer points soberly on the website: be contrite where necessary; politely point out mistakes and misapprehensions where required; and change things at the hotel when reviewers have a valid point.
They did not, at least, suggest that Iraq was in cahoots with al-Qaeda, although members of the government, notably Dick Cheney, the vice-president, did so often.The key to the agencies' misapprehensions, the committee found, was a predilection to "group-think".
The firms in question, aware that the financial crisis has taken a toll on their reputations, are at pains to correct students' misapprehensions.
Much of Germany and even more of Russia was unscathed, at least physically, by war.He also corrects exaggerations, misapprehensions and simplifications.
Magnier had stood by his man when the British authorities unwisely suspended his licence, in deference to police misapprehensions about race-fixing.
I should have thought it could do immense harm if young teenagers were to read it?" The debate was taking place amid wider public anxiety and ignorance about the disease which gave rise to misapprehensions about its transmission and a surge in homophobia.
She is still best known in Britain for her first film, Jean-Jacques Beineix's Betty Blue (1986), a cult movie which appeared to confirm certain British misapprehensions concerning French women, for instance that they instinctively prefer to renovate guttering in the nude.
There are misapprehensions about them, however – the idea that they're solely about running rugby.
In Britain, meanwhile, momentous opportunity and investment have been dissipated by misapprehensions that seem barely less parochial.
