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But while there may be heightened awareness, there's also a misconception that things have changed for the better, says Chiara Vitali from World Animal Protection.

There may be no better time than October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month to clear up a misconception that has persisted for far too long.

"And until that closes there will be misconceptions.

But the whole notion of trapping them may be a misconception.

Finally, the formation of misconceptions by students may be attributed to misconceptions passed along from teachers (Yip 1998).

There have been misconceptions about what we're doing.

It helped pull off a Franco-French drugs merger (see article), rescuing one firm from the claws of a foreign rival.In truth, there are misconceptions about France, which may deter investors.

While there are some allegations which prove false, there are misconceptions about the extent of them.

He said there were misconceptions about e-cigarettes.

But there are misconceptions, and some degree of mistrust".

But there are misconceptions and limits.