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The misconceptions of his Arab countrymen, Mr. Osman said, are in part the fault of the Sudanese government.

An uninspiring Ashes defeat at Canterbury, beamed out on Sky Sports, fuelled the misconceptions of women's cricket as dull, unskilled work.

"I spent most of the time just trying to break down the stereotypes or the misconceptions of Jay's evolution as a person.

The initial skepticism of cable operators has been matched by the misconceptions of friends and potential subscribers who assume that the channel is 24/7 Borscht Belt humor or mainstream fare like "Crossing Delancey" and "Schindler's List".

The cosmopolitan Czech capital is home to better restaurants than you might find in many American cities, and a new generation of designers and style-conscious shoppers are helping shake off the drabness — and the misconceptions — of the past.

At the same time, acknowledging the longstanding lack of trust in many of those same communities, she said, administration officials are working to "dispel some of the misconceptions of the agency".

An exhibition at Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, Mass., addresses the misconception of their disappearance.

For his own part, Walcott dismisses the misconception of a white/black dichotomy in the Caribbean, preferring to stress the ethnic variety.

"The misconception of Southern cooking," she went on, "is that it's looked at as 'black food' or 'white food.' It's not.

(The "misconception" of a male theatregoer alarmed her for another reason: " 'It's about a young hooker,' he told me — with enthusiasm").

Their talent remains unseen behind the iron bars of the misconception of a shortage of software engineers.