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Discover Ludwig'similar perception' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to refer to a shared opinion or idea between two or more people. For example, "My friends and I had a similar perception of the movie and agreed that it was enjoyable."
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Kansas has endured a similar perception.
The question is whether a similar perception dooms Microsoft's mobile phones to the margins of the industry.
We found a similar perception among the teachers we interviewed.
Students in cell biology reported similar perception gains.
The SPHERE project yielded a similar perception among public health experts in Europe [ 14].
A similar perception may have contributed in explaining the findings in the present study.
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I believe that social work suffers from similar perceptions.
These concepts help to make predictions in the future, when similar perceptions occur.
The Hansard report in February found similar perceptions among the wider public.
Like the 1960's Italian restaurants that confirmed the American perception of Italian food as heavy and laden with cheese, some Mexican restaurants are not doing a good enough job today to shake similar perceptions.
It seems important when discussing how race is lived in America to know whether race is perceived differently by other nonwhite racial groups, and whether whites and blacks share similar perceptions of other nonwhite groups.
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