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SEO is probably the most misunderstood element of digital marketing.

The composer James Newton says that "Timbre is the least investigated and most misunderstood element of African music".

While sweetness does vary, "dosage is the most widely misunderstood element of Champagne," Liem explained.

The draw of A Nightmare on Elm Street was the misunderstood element that technically the murders take place in dreams, thus the violence wasn't really happening.

Many journalists misunderstood two elements of circumstantial cases, she said.

The scientists "have misunderstood the most fundamental element of religious belief," he declares.

A much misunderstood (and often altogether ignored) element of professional sports, fairy dust is an intermittently appearing force of nature — like, say, those swarms of cicadas that now and then overwhelm wheat fields.

There were elements of that... misunderstood... or, like, I wanted to say stuff but couldn't verbalise it".

But many elements of Islamic culture are still misunderstood, Ms. Patel said.

The EU Commission's DG Environment, supported by NGOs, responded by saying that the Directives were misunderstood and, if well used, could be a positive element in economic development (Schmedtje and Kremer 2008).

He believed they misunderstood the film and to which genre Scream really belonged, and were focusing too much on the horror elements.