Further, racial slavery emerged here during the 17th century as planters began to distinguish between black and white servants, leading to ideas about white superiority against unfounded notions of black inferiority that were later explained as "science" by the mid-19th century.
(The old saw that Obama is himself a Muslim, or has a family member in the Brotherhood itself, has also resurfaced in Egyptian media; Gohmert has been among the leading proponents of the unfounded notion that Obama has Muslim Brotherhood "advisers").
"There is a persistent but unfounded notion that 'between' can be used only of two items and that 'among' must be used for more than two," writes Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary.
Unfortunately, a widely observed practice is the indiscriminate crossing of breeds on the unfounded notion that local breeds are genetically inferior.
It wasn't an unfounded notion.
"The notion that we would need to create an entirely different new approach, in particular for the specific question around global warming, is unfounded and ridiculous and simply intended to promote the notion of a lack of consensus about the core findings, which in fact is a false notion," he told The Post's Chelsea Harvey.
But Polidori, who killed himself at 25 partly over charges of plagiarism that Twitchell thinks were unfounded, had set the stage for Bram Stoker's "Dracula". The notion of the living dead has roots deep in history.
"The notion of 'indoctrination' of Islam to the students is completely unfounded".
Thus, it seems that the notion of dismissing P-gp to 'bystander' status in drug-resistant solid tumours appears unfounded, and some attention to overcoming its actions in chemotherapeutic strategies will remain a priority.
But the notion of players with a trumpet in one hand and a pint in the other is largely unfounded.
The notion of Mr Berlusconi's secret involvement in the Mafia bombings had been shown to be "totally unfounded", he said.
