For too long, Margaret Talbot argues, a misplaced idea of privacy "stood in the way of treating an assault on an intimate partner as a crime".
The pika itself is far from scarce, but the focus on getting rid of it indicates a misplaced idea that the animal is responsible for the degradation of the ecosystem.
A misplaced idea that home is always safer?" In interviews, several commenters said they were speaking out publicly for the first time — because they wanted Americans to think more deeply about Mexico and maybe accept some responsibility for the country's struggles, especially when it came to drugs, given American demand.
But to my mind, harking on about the liberation it unleashed or using it as a euphemism for contraception simply perpetuates the misplaced idea that the pill is a one-size-fits-all wonder drug and is, frankly, holding women back from exploring the alternatives that, hushed tones now, might suit them better.
Part of the problem is that the public have a misplaced idea of what the benefits budget is actually spent on.
Mostly, though, the misplaced idea that displays of public mourning don't mean a thing is just sad.
And if auras and a slightly misplaced idea that they represent the next stage of human evolution helps people deal with those issues, then what's the harm in allowing them to do so?
Conservative politicians are up in arms about the ministry's worryingly liberal drift, arguing that misplaced western-influenced ideas have undermined traditional Japanese morality and created a rash of discipline problems in the classroom.
Though it tears down ideas of misplaced American exceptionalism, the game itself is nothing short of exceptional – a beautifully designed, engaging and thought-provoking effort.
