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This suggests the potential importance of correcting the widely held public misperception about lack of scientific agreement on global warming.
Yet another stumbling block exists in the form of public misperceptions about the teaching shortage.
Election post-mortems should not reinforce public misperceptions about Labour's record.
Given public misperceptions about the connection between race, poverty and willingness to work, and given the race of the president, it also suggests that it is the president who is out of touch with this constituency.
It is possible that public misperceptions about family violence helped deflect attention from Mr. Stuart, said Judith Auerbach, a sociologist who is director of the Institute for the Study of Women and Men at the University of Southern California.
Some terrorism experts recently suggested to The New York Times that "hours of television punditry and alarmist statements by politicians" have helped create public misperceptions about the severity of the threat.
But this turned out to be the kind of public misperception that Mr. Allen, 65, was eager to correct.
Mr. Fleming blamed Adelphia's current board for "a major public misperception of the activities of John and his family".
There's a common public misperception that these products face the same rigorous oversight that pharmaceuticals receive from the FDA.
She didn't just rule on police policy; she ended up ruling on the public misperception.
A common public misperception is that tenure perpetuates mediocrity by permitting lifetime appointments for lackluster professors.
