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Did the Bush administration promote the misconception that Saddam Hussein was somehow responsible for the September 11 attacks?

In fact, an extensive new report by the nonprofit Academics Review found direct evidence that the organic food industry uses fear to promote the misconception that organic food is healthier and safer for human consumption.

Mr. Cuomo said the concern was that aggressive advertising campaigns encouraged binge drinking and promoted the misconception that caffeine would counteract the effects of alcohol.

It promotes the misconception that the Bush Administration made no effort to resolve the Iran nuclear issue through negotiations.

He responded: "The national dementia strategy, published in February, sets out for the first time clear plans to transform dementia care, promote best practice and tackle the misconception that dementia is an inevitable part of ageing.

There were two items that were poorly answered and the worst was on the misconception that 'infant walkers promote independent walking in infants'.

By deemphasizing systematics and highlighting intriguing patterns from the recent published literature, this laboratory hopes to promote paleontology as a vibrant and relevant field, and avoid the misconception that paleontologists are simply stamp collectors, intent on naming and categorizing fossils.

The BBC said the decision to promote the World Service at home – it is synonymous with being a popular and trusted news source in foreign countries – was to address the misconception that it is solely for overseas audiences.

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"I was under the misconception that that would help the baby be more satisfied".

Basu admits that many of her classmates had "the misconception that the environment was boring".