Misconceptions Now a lecturer at Stellenbosch University in Capetown, Mtshawu says there are many misconceptions about intersexuality.
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Over the years many misconceptions have been cleared up, many of those misconceptions put forth by Oliver Stone.
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All kids have some misconceptions about sex, but McCarthy really had some misconceptions about sex as a fourth grader.
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Misconceptions arising from language Sometimes misconceptions arise because words mean one thing in common parlance and something different in a scientific context.
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Counteracting such misconceptions with facts makes for good public policy.
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And it appears that comes with a lot of misconceptions.
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One of the the main misconceptions she addresses is money.
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What are some of the misconceptions about the Stonewall riots?
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What are some common misconceptions about the dog meat trade?
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Despite popular misconceptions, the vagina is not where orgasms happen.
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Are there any misconceptions that you'd like to clear up?
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What are some misconceptions about this specific type of addiction?
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This video from the Morgan Library & Museum dispels those misconceptions.
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There are often misconceptions, but we're all such good mates.
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What are some misconceptions about feminism you'd like to dispel?
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Misconceptions have been a bane for educators since time immemorial.
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Thumbtack says there are "misconceptions" about all those $30K weddings.
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First, I'd like to dispel some misconceptions regarding the issue.
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The study revealed that misconceptions about obesity treatment are pervasive.
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The Antifa model of "resistance" suffers from two fundamental misconceptions.
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Misconceptions about the relation between scientific research, evidence and expertise.
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Misconceptions regarding marijuana distort perceptions about its hazards and benefits.
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Some say that misconceptions about manufacturing are keeping applicants away.
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There are so many myths and misconceptions around sexual assault.
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Why these misconceptions are so prevalent is a fair question.
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In spite of the manifold misconceptions, donating is relatively painless.
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"That's one of the big misconceptions to clarify," he said.
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One of the misconceptions is that people aren't intelligent here.
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What are some of the biggest misconceptions about migrant workers?
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Any misconceptions about asexuality that you'd like to clear up?
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But he hopes the book explodes some misconceptions for bakers.
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William Westmoreland be brought home to allay the public's misconceptions.
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What are the biggest misconceptions about the white power movement?
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Are there any misconceptions about astrology that are currently flourishing?
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There are other potential misconceptions about moderate voters to dispel.
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As a result, many of us harbor misconceptions about it.
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Read more about the hazards and misconceptions of winter driving.
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She wants everyone to shed the unreasonable fears and misconceptions.
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I cleared up their misconceptions about me and my choices.
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The idea was the program would offset the misconceptions of Islam; these students would act as ambassadors and also learn about America, and then go home and help offset misconceptions about the United States.
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Ms. Powers is eager to dispel any misconceptions about the company.
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Moorjani herself has encountered these sort of misconceptions in her practice.
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He said those narratives fueled widespread misconceptions about what actually happened.
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There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding witchcraft and the occult.
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What are some popular misconceptions you have heard about pet diets?
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We expect stock to recover as Lyft executes and misconceptions clear.
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Do you feel like there are any misconceptions about horse ownership?
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Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions out there about depression.
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Both said there are many misconceptions of China in the West.
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Misconceptions from the 1970s are still haunting us to this day.
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And along with those misconceptions come questions — and lots of them.
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Some of that is caused by stigma and misconceptions about addiction.
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You mentioned that people have misconceptions about Rick Rubin's production style.
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One of the first misconceptions listed is the topic of money.
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What are the most common misconceptions about canine and feline nutrition?
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The Panthers' swagger, though, sometimes led to misconceptions about the group.
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Here are some common GRS misconceptions — and the truth about each.
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What are some misconceptions about Asian Americans you'd like to dispel?
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Q. What are some the biggest misconceptions of the Cultural Revolution?
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Our science section is debunking common misconceptions about health and science.
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Here are popular misconceptions about what is and isn't genetically modified.
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The crochet artist commonly faces a few misconceptions about her work.
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Despite this value, misconceptions about the DUNS Number continue to persist.
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Simultaneously, age-old misconceptions pitting the environment against the economy resound.
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The claims fueled widespread misconceptions about what actually happened, he said.
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Misconceptions Actually: Exercise has little or no effect on bone strength.
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I think there are more misconceptions on the human funeral side.
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Do you feel like new trends highlight misconceptions about goth culture?
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What are some misconceptions and true stereotypes about people in LA?
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What are the top misconceptions about clowns you think people have?
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Are there popular misconceptions about traditional cabaret music among young people?
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Any debate over "sanctuary cities" is complicated by misconceptions about them.
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But this fascinating show also puts to rest some popular misconceptions.
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I have a feeling a lot of people share your misconceptions.
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Despite the popularity, there are still misconceptions about what cheerleading is.
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Some of this may be an offshoot of some other misconceptions.
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What are some of the most common misconceptions about eating disorders?
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Don't mention the misconceptions, as they tend to be better remembered.
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This is one of the most infuriating misconceptions about stuttering for me.
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Here's the truth about sex myths and misconceptions you need to know.
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We need to end the misconceptions; we need to end the shame.
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When facing such change, women generally come across similar obstacles and misconceptions.
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There are a lot of harmful misconceptions out there about Down Syndrome.
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This broad, fuzzy diagnosis could stigmatize gamers and lead to more misconceptions.
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Instead they are separated by misconceptions and mistakes probably on both sides.
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Lemieux is also well-acquainted with misconceptions about the capabilities of blockchains.
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There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to piercing aftercare.
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But Katie insists that's one of the biggest misconceptions about drug users.
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VICE: What are some of the biggest misconceptions about what you do?
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Are there any misconceptions about Vegas that you want to clear up?
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Still, there are a lot of misconceptions and confusion about the disease.
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Sadly, stereotypes and gross misconceptions about Muslim women and their faith persist.
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Clearing up any misconceptions -- the Justice League movie is called "Justice League".
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What are some misconceptions about Asian American feminism you'd like to dispel?
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The first step is to identify the misconceptions through well-designed assessments.
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So, most of those misconceptions that you've heard just really don't apply.
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I just think he has a lot of misconceptions about trans people.
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But there are some ladies in HR looking to challenge those misconceptions.
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I wanted to try to clear up some misconceptions about this 'Misconception.
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Here are some fun facts and common misconceptions about the iconic emblem.
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Here it is useful to dispel some misconceptions circulating on social media.
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Trans women have long been subject to harmful misconceptions of this nature.
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When Williams took his own life in August 2014, the misconceptions continued.
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But the Oregon experience underscores common misconceptions about state innovation in Medicaid.
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Before looking into some of what's behind this, let's address common misconceptions.
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He did say that misconceptions about religious ideas on animals were common.
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What are some misconceptions you think people might have about Speaker Pelosi?
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What are some of the misconceptions around how to land these financings?
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" Joan said there are many "misconceptions about older people on social media.
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Rather, it has emerged that the data is unfortunately based on misconceptions.
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You're relearning some concepts and confronting misconceptions—don't make big decisions today.
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As a result, they often have misconceptions and anxiety about attending college.
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"I enjoy introducing people who have misconceptions to the category," she said.
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Any well-trained economics instructor struggles to dispel two widely held misconceptions.
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One of the biggest misconceptions that financial advisors routinely see deals with age.
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"One of the misconceptions is that consent is just about sex," Thornhill said.
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That said, there are still plenty of misconceptions surrounding this particular emergency contraceptive.
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So, should we be working harder to address the misconceptions about this word?
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There were, however, few details on national security policy to clear up misconceptions.
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Gizmodo: What are some misconceptions about T. rex you'd like to clear up?
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Given such misconceptions, it is little wonder that firms sometimes get it wrong.
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Three basic misconceptions underpin this hypochondriacal outlook, Mr Haidt and Mr Lukianoff write.
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Eventually, both sides warmed to each other, and tore down their mutual misconceptions.
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And it turns out we have a lot of common questions and misconceptions.
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Quit Genius uses users' triggers to inform them about their misconceptions about nicotine.
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Some of the tweets, for instance, cleared up misconceptions about the natural world.
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What would you say are the most common misconceptions about the "crack epidemic"?
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"People have misconceptions about me," Hilton explains in an interview with Page Six.
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Underwood hopes that this rescue helps clear up some misconceptions about puppy mills.
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STD horror films exploit and dramatize the worst misconceptions about illness and sexuality.
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"I think that there are so many misconceptions about eating disorders," she says.
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Indeed, we're clinging to some serious—and even dangerous—misconceptions about artificial intelligence.
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Persistent misconceptions of the vaccine may be a factor in this worrying trend.
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Many people, the case report suggests, have misconceptions that these ingredients are harmless.
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I know there's been some misconceptions because maybe I wasn't enthusiastic about it.
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Prude: The Misconceptions of a Neo-Virgin by Carrie Lloyd is out now.
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What do you think the big misconceptions about butter are for North Americans?
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What are some misconceptions about Asian Americans or feminism you'd like to dispel?
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After decades of misrule and misconceptions, we begin our foreign policy over again.
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"Misconceptions exist about how critical-habitat designations impact private property," the court said.
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"There are common misconceptions about what is connected to the internet," said Formby.
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Either way, it promotes some dangerous misconceptions about consent and why it matters.
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But a couple years ago, I think there were basically three major misconceptions.
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Are there any misconceptions that you've encountered when talking to people about psychopaths?
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I spoke to Carroll about some of the most enduring misconceptions about sex.
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The Americans eventually won by embracing fewer strategic misconceptions than the British did.
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Here's our look at four central claims and common misconceptions in the debate.
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" JD, New York City "Readers here have some strange misconceptions about trigger warnings.
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Let's let these eight myths and misconceptions die as we move into 2018.
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I have learned that there are a lot of misconceptions about these bills.
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Misconceptions: What cannot cause a miscarriageStress: Acute stress alone doesn&apost cause miscarriage.
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Let's not obscure the many benefits of historic preservation by repeating common misconceptions.
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If anything, it helped me better correct the left's misconceptions about my beliefs.
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But there are a number of misconceptions about what else affects your score.
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And there are other questions and misconceptions that remain over the Black Death.
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Misconceptions regarding the safety and side effects of LARCs have limited their utilization.
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The U.S. Bank study shows that misconceptions about credit persist among young adults.
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In reality, I hadn't been holding onto shit except for my own misconceptions.
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These stories can help counter some of the misconceptions that still surround abortion.
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And I think that was one of the biggest misconceptions that was out there.
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Below, Dr. Casarett busts a few of the biggest marijuana misconceptions out there.1.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about blockchain is that it is synonymous with cryptocurrency.
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" A writer for Vaping360 complained that the show played to "common fears and misconceptions.
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Misconceptions about VC funds that focus on the pre-seed stage are also numerous.
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But minority groups on campus say they are not immune from mistreatment and misconceptions.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about mental illness is that it's all one thing.
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And BlackBird must fight misconceptions of what and who the platform is designed for.
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Matt Roloff is clearing up some "misconceptions" about the future of his family's farm.
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"There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to egg freezing," she says.
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Others need a bit of convincing and have their own misconceptions about public art.
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In fact, there are a lot of misconceptions and myths that need clearing up.
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Having said this, he worries that Hayworth is rehashing old misconceptions about Alcor's techniques.
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It is this blatant division of villains and victims that breeds prejudices and misconceptions.
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We're challenging some of the dangerous misconceptions and stereotypes by speaking directly with Muslims.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Kate Spade&aposs husband Andy releases statement following her suicide, dispels misconceptions.
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Boosie doesn't mince words, and says he has no misconceptions about teens having sex.
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Here are some common misconceptions: It's good to diversify how you're saving for college.
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What are some misconceptions about Asian Americans and/or feminism you'd like to dispel?
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What do you think are the main misconceptions that people have about illegal immigrants?
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The 529 plan precedent Two refutations to the misconceptions listed above mention 529 plans.
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It is high time for some facts after being force-fed lies and misconceptions.
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What misconceptions do people have about an area of life you know something about?
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Misconceptions Actually: Neglecting baby teeth can set a child up for lifelong dental trouble.
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The 7 biggest misconceptions people have about Las Vegas, from someone who lives there
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"People have misconceptions about me," Hilton explains in a new interview in Page Six.
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Are there any misconceptions about your job and industry that you'd like to address?
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I feel like people need to know we exist before there can be misconceptions.
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It's easy to develop misconceptions about a city where shootings are happening near daily.
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Misconceptions about what can protect you are becoming just as contagious as the virus.
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Misconceptions about what can protect you are becoming just as contagious as the virus.
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When you won't come out and correct the record about yourself, misconceptions will happen.
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The book is Zimmer at his best: obliterating misconceptions about science in gentle prose.
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Similarly, the "Born-Alive" bill was designed to play on misconceptions about later abortion.
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For all of the misconceptions people have about Florida, Miami tends to escape scrutiny.
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This scenario illustrates one of the biggest misconceptions people have about the First Amendment.
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This book is Zimmer at his best: obliterating misconceptions about science with gentle prose.
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According to Mtshawu, educating students about intersexuality will reduce the existing misconceptions around it.
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"There was also a lot of misconceptions — like, no one used lube," she said.
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What misconceptions did you have about race and biology before you read this article?
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How important, in your opinion, is it to correct misconceptions about biology and race?
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If you are nearing retirement, you could fall prey to common misconceptions about Medicare.
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What are some common misconceptions about hackers or cybersecurity professionals that you run into?
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Fact checks just aren't enough to correct any misconceptions formed by them, she said.
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Put all of those thoughts aside and wipe your brain clean of any misconceptions.
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Even policy makers who are aware of these misconceptions have struggled to signal successfully.
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I can't help but wonder if these decisions were founded on two unfortunate misconceptions.
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Based on their Google searches, people have a lot of misconceptions about actress Angela Bassett.
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Accessibility is still limited and there are still huge misconceptions about Deaf people out there.
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But misconceptions remain about buprenorphine and methadone, in large part because they are opioids themselves.
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For as long as people have been masturbating, there have been misconceptions surrounding the act.
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As the co-founder of the Hindu American Foundation, Shukla clarifies misconceptions all the time.
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As is often the case with mainstream religions, misconceptions about sisters and their congregations abound.
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As it happens, a planned African-American museum in Charleston aims to address such misconceptions.
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NYC spread awareness of misconceptions and stigma surrounding schizophrenia, but the products also give back.
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What are the biggest misconceptions about the book or about your work that you've seen?
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More widespread deployment will require addressing common misconceptions around the security of open-source technology.
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The film looks at a lot of the misconceptions outsiders have of the seal hunt.
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Despite the ubiquity of APIs today, there are still fundamental misconceptions about how they work.
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As long as misconceptions regarding audits exist, confrontations with angry investors and lawmakers seem likely.
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There were lots of misconceptions and obviously, TV and movies reflect the culture at large.
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Callahan says the meetings peel away at the misconceptions many residents have about undocumented immigrants.
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Cultural barriers and misconceptions about the disease have also made stopping the outbreak more difficult.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about transhumanism is the belief that it's a new phenomenon.
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In particular, the project aims to redefine largely flawed international misconceptions towards contemporary Iranian art.
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Parents may be surprised what kids hear elsewhere or what misconceptions may be picked up.
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" Iovieno says there are "misconceptions" about the event -- "This was meant to promote firearm safety.
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Even as girls and women across the globe faces these risks every day, misconceptions abound.
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Diego Garcia: People think they're going to a sex party, and they break these misconceptions.
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Some of these ideas may be erroneous and may result in faulty concepts or misconceptions.
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There were, however, few details on affirm America's "One-China" policy to clear up misconceptions.
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Such continuing questions about WWP reveal the depth of misconceptions about how charities should operate.
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Seemingly, this complacency about the emerging markets is based on a number of basic misconceptions.
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And correcting misconceptions about whether plants grown without sunshine can taste robust instead of anemic.
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" Shahir Masri, Sc.D., is author of "Beyond Debate: Answers to 50 Misconceptions on Climate Change.
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The fact is, the public discourse around recycled rubber infill has been fraught with misconceptions.
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Otherwise, fundamental misconceptions about the Jewish state among Egypt's military ranks are likely to linger.
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Misconceptions Actually: You won't be obsolete for a long time, if ever, most researchers say.
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As Katrina Kelly, strategy manager for GRID explains, the misconceptions around solar panels are numerous.
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Misconceptions Actually: Anyone who utters an argument like this is mixing up climate and weather.
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These misconceptions perpetuate a culture in which sexual assault goes unreported and perpetrators go unpunished.
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Jeff Stein wrote about the DSA in 2017 so Vox could clear up some misconceptions.
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It imagines a more just and dynamic future, one liberated from damaging stereotypes and misconceptions.
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All this has led to misconceptions and myths that distort public discourse and public policies.
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In the face of these misconceptions, many survivors choose never to pursue a criminal case.
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As harmful as early misconceptions were, they did promote a growing awareness of the condition.
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There may be some misconceptions out there about ASMR and people who enjoy ASMR videos.
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I'd like to clear up some misconceptions about the Deep State Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Perhaps the biggest of all of Mr. Brooks's misconceptions is that patriarchy isn't the problem.
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What are the biggest misconceptions the public has about hookup culture, according to your findings?
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Here are ten common misconceptions that stem from assigning human values and needs to dogs.
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What are the biggest misconceptions about female Muslim athletes that you are trying to dispel?
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We talked to her about running through chemo, staying positive, and misconceptions about cancer patients.
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These people, and loads more, do great work pulling apart the common misconceptions about fatness.
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The core reason for this problem is a mix of stigma and misconceptions about addiction.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about undocumented immigrants is that they don't pay any taxes.
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Of course, this outward appearance only fuels the misconceptions many people have about this astrological sign.
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This requires "un-teaching" clients misconceptions before we can get to the correct and helpful concepts.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about dining outside of New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
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"We're not the bad guys," Gutierrez said about misconceptions some may have about the trans community.
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I looked to address these views […] and invited visitors to question their own perspectives and misconceptions.
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I know there's been some misconceptions because maybe I wasn't enthusiastic about it... It's fucking amazing.
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But the newest face of The Bachelor is addressing the many misconceptions people believe about him.
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The only condition must be that Israel be discussed on the basis of facts, not misconceptions.
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For Hixson, that's part of working in Chernobyl, an area filled with history, emotion, and misconceptions.
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Yom Kippur War and superpower confrontation Wednesday's release was not just about misconceptions and missed opportunities.
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Ballard feels like such stories create misconceptions about flexible work schedules and accommodations for neurodivergent people.
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But listening to the misconceptions of people who have never been through infertility has changed me.
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Yonatan Zunger, a former senior engineer at Google, discusses your misconceptions about our industry on Medium.
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Based on all your research, what do you think are the biggest misconceptions of modern slavery?
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Like most conspiracy theories, there are a couple needles of truth in this haystack of misconceptions.
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It's a notion that contains a few crumbs of truth, but also a host of misconceptions.
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In addition to confounding different illegal foreign national subgroups, politicians also perpetuate misconceptions to garner votes.
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Were there major misconceptions that voters had about the TCJA and how it would affect them?
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Still, common misconceptions about the British economy outside London and the south-east need setting straight.
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His (mostly ironic) racial gaffes play on Western misconceptions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Another obstacle to keeping children safe is that misconceptions about the causes of child-abuse abound.
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Part of the issue are misconceptions people get about military service from popular culture, Carter said.
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But the world of kink and fetishes is rife with myths, misconceptions, and straight-up confusion.
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That's when he realized he had to get past his own thoughts and misconceptions about HIV.
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It's challenging for counselors to correct misconceptions, especially when they are met with resistance from patients.
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Public transportation is a perfect example of how ideologically based myths and misconceptions have distorted policy.
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Lessons also touch on sexual health and human rights, and misconceptions about women's bodies and sex.
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There are lots of misconceptions about venoms, mostly related to how to treat bites or stings.
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HIV/AIDS is a pressing issue right now because people have so many misconceptions about it.
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Hollywood presents a lot of misconceptions and downright errors around how firearms work and are used.
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Fears around immigrants, in large part, are the result of a messy, widespread set of misconceptions.
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To that end, here are the top misconceptions and the truth behind those three-digit numbers.
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For the most part, the public knows what it is doing but there are some misconceptions.
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At the same time, it's key that the media avoid propagating misconceptions about suicide, even accidentally.
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"I'm aware that your strong leadership is open to misconceptions and biased interpretations," Mr. Schwab said.
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Here's a look at some of the central claims — and the common misconceptions — in that debate.
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One of the biggest misconceptions among homeowners is that they don't live in a flood zone.
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But some of the themes and ideas that drive the plot are based on astronomical misconceptions.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about cryptocurrencies is that you need thousands of dollars to invest.
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With appropriately flashy prose, he dismantles some misconceptions and credits some nearly forgotten but key figures.
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What are two of those misconceptions and what evidence does Dr. Vaught give to disprove them?
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This wave of books and reconsiderations feels so vital because it chases away so many misconceptions.
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Here are some of the weirdest and wildest misconceptions people have about being Native American today.
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One of the big misconceptions about cybersecurity is that hackers are always after sensitive information, Elazari said.
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Plenty of those queries involve misconceptions about applying the new tax rules and finding tax savings opportunities.
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Risha told Fox News he wanted to clear up some misconceptions about his life within the compound.
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It should be a game changer; creating editorials that push to break conventions and misconceptions about Arabs.
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Recognizing that it's different for everyone, do your experiences challenge some misconceptions people might have about psychosis?
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Picturing Passion is fundamentally about Anglo artists — their misconceptions and biases, and their fascination with perceived otherness.
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One of the big misconceptions I run into about Obamacare is that it was passed through reconciliation.
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"I think there are a lot of misconceptions about Brooklyn and New York in general," she says.
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Kloss soon took to social media to clear up any misconceptions as a result of the interview.
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In an interview for InStyle's September issue, Aniston spoke out about the "misconceptions" about her single life.
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"I had some misconceptions about what was best for me to eat and not eat," he said.
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At a time when Islamophobia and misconceptions about the religion are prevalent, it is a vital corrective.
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"The misconceptions around Social Security are alarming," said Tina Ambrozy, president of sales and distribution at Nationwide.
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Ahead, find out four major misconceptions people hold about Virgos, and discover what really makes them tick.
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They also captured the process on video:Lemaitre admits that they had some misconceptions going into the study.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about artificial intelligence is the belief that today's AIs possess generalized intelligence.
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In an article for Psychology Today, author Ray Williams discusses various misconceptions and pitfalls of goal setting.
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Once you show that the misconceptions affect you and you stop playing, it's showing that they're winning.
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Reynolds told Mashable Australia they were removed so Sociabl could first clear up misconceptions about the app.
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To discredit misconceptions and to show the giving, caring and open side of their tight-knit community.
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He'd like to see professional medical organizations do more to correct people's misconceptions about prenatal opioid exposure.
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Amid continued misconceptions about the Cold War and Russia, the mission of the Wende Museum is vital.
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Recently, Aniston spoke out about her personal life, saying there are many "misconceptions" about her single life.
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On Mednet experts can put their answers out there, clear up misconceptions on research and clinical practices.
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I want to talk a little about, there's a lot of misconceptions about what venture capital is.
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Yet Nigeria's health minister, Isaac Adewole, said misconceptions about the vaccines were "a problem of the past".
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"We have all these misconceptions about [Rosa Parks]," says Nicole Taylor, author of The Up South Cookbook.
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The movie explores Nanjiani's character's struggle with his traditional Pakistani Muslim family's expectations and Emily's parents' misconceptions.
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Common misconceptions The first misconception is that automatic enrollment IRAs are not subject to adequate consumer protections.
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Even the best students at the best universities have been known to harbour misconceptions about simple things.
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There are a number of misconceptions, and even fears, about the assimilation of robots in the workplace.
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It comes as an exhibition of parents' photos in #Ipswich tries to challenge misconceptions about children's hospices.
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Some of the misconceptions about credit cards, say advisors, arise due to a lack of financial education.
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But, being that Woodson cited BMI by name, we feel compelled to respond and correct the misconceptions.
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An advantage of Zwivel is that it allows doctors to clear up misconceptions early in the process.
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"Belgian justice has appropriately assessed this case which has generated many misconceptions," he said in a statement.
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Thanks to movies, there are numerous misconceptions many of us harbor about how a fight plays out.
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Using her platform to fight for accessibility Rothschild-Cross uses her job to advocate and correct misconceptions.
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If I was viewed as Muslim, I would likely face some of the usual assumptions and misconceptions.
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Are there any misconceptions or urban legends that you disproved or found valid while writing the book?
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Misconceptions that Botox and fillers are unsafe or ineffective on dark skin have been slow to change.
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"The fact people are full of myths and misconceptions irritates the hell out of me," she says.
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He was about to reply with links to teach Dillon why his misconceptions about Islam were incorrect.
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There is plenty of smart, sophisticated writing by fans to disabuse you of your misconceptions about fandom.
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Julia Serano: I think that there are two misconceptions that make discussions about transgender children particularly difficult.
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At the same time, a few of those interviewed held to common misconceptions about the young immigrants.
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What misconceptions do people have about the Times wedding section that you'd like to dispel for good?
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What do you think are the biggest misconceptions about drugs and what conclusions have you come to?
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In this lesson, you'll learn about misconceptions related to race and genetics — and why correcting them matters.
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Yet there is a rising concern that genetic misconceptions are playing into divisive American attitudes about race.
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One of the biggest misconceptions out there is that young people will only vote for young candidates.
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It has put forward a report to offer some basic information and help counter some common misconceptions.
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Bethy Squires is writer for truTV's "Adam Ruins Everything," a show about hidden truths behind popular misconceptions.
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In her book, Martin addresses some of the most common myths and misconceptions about women and sex.
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He was visiting a relative and wore a black T-shirt correcting any misconceptions about his identity.
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In that moment, the figures look at each other devoid of the misconceptions often placed on them.
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"I feel like I'm here to bust those misconceptions and stereotypes of Muslim women," Aden told ABC 7.
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Mashable spoke with sex educators, advocates, and medical experts to learn about the most common misconceptions around sex.
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"We hope that the kind of initiatives help fight stereotypes and misconceptions about refugees and migrants," he said.
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And it's not just to challenge the misconceptions outside the Muslim community, but also within the Muslim community.
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Period., a multimedia exhibition on view at Rojas + Rubensteen Projects, challenges common misconceptions about menstruation and women's bodies.
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You know ARPA-E, one of the big misconceptions is people think that was in the Obama administration.
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Doing so dispels misconceptions about what people with disabilities do, and improves society's understanding of who we are.
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But I've also been well aware that my race and gender play a huge part in these misconceptions.
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Even though it can be fairly common, there are still a lot of questions and misconceptions surrounding anxiety.
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"There are a lot of misconceptions about the appropriateness of bariatric surgery in the pediatric world," he said.
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Let's clear up some misconceptions: July 4th wasn't the day we decided to declare independence from Great Britain.
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"I'd like to challenge these misconceptions that people may have of who a Muslim woman is," she explains.
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The #BiTwitter hashtag clears up misconceptions about bisexual people – first and foremost the misconception that they don't exist.
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Ahead, we've rounded up four misconceptions you might have made about Scorpios and revealed the truth behind them.
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She also hosts a podcast JSYK where she discusses the misconceptions people hold about different lifestyles and identities.
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We asked Carvaly to debunk some of the most frustrating misconceptions she's encountered in her career so far.
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But misconceptions about the causes and nature of concussions are still rife among coaches, players, and their parents.
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Savings and planning for retirement can be filled with misconceptions that will harm your enjoyment later in life.
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The media, too, played a huge role in stoking the public's fear and fueling misconceptions surrounding occult practices.
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It is imperative we clear up misconceptions about what causes mental illness and the damaging effects of spanking.
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What are some misconceptions about Asian Americans or feminism you'd like to dispelThat Asian Americans don't need feminism.
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But because IBD still isn't terribly common, there are plenty of misconceptions about it that need clearing up.
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Are there any common misconceptions about the role of public health agencies that you have tried to dispel?
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One of the most harmful misconceptions about eating disorders is that people with them are underweight, Saffran says.
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The 13 biggest misconceptions people have about New York City, from someone who was born and raised there
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I would like to take this opportunity to respond and answer your questions, and to address several misconceptions.
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In my own comments from the podium, I tried to dispel two stubborn misconceptions about today's socialist revival.
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Misconceptions Actually: You may enjoy the taste (see: vodka) but it won't cure and, probably, won't prevent recurrence.
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"It is a great opportunity to break the misconceptions or stereotypes people have about trans bodies," he said.
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There's little to be gained from this other than propagating racist misconceptions and sowing distrust in the media.
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Hope that perhaps, finally, we've moved the needle of dismantling centuries of negative misconceptions surrounding people with disabilities.
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Jungle residents like Donovan Cates, 43, said there were a lot of misconceptions about life under the highway.
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In the face of such antiquated attitudes to periods one woman decided to try to change these misconceptions.
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One of the common misconceptions is that people just blow it all in a short space of time.
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Did the Chinese have any misconceptions about America that you feel the scholars or even you, yourself, changed?
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I have been patiently (and often impatiently) correcting misconceptions about fanfiction and fan culture for nearly two decades.
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It's also the ideal platform for exposing wry perspectives on one's working life and fighting back against misconceptions.
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Topics include misconceptions about happiness, how to overcome our biases, and practical strategies to make you happier. 22.
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"I am not going to let this legislative history be papered with misconceptions of this bill," Heitkamp said.
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In the interview with the late critic Roger Ebert, he attacked film critic Pauline Kael for her misconceptions.
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Still, there are plenty of ways science advising can go wrong— miscommunication, script conflicts, misconceptions, and outright mistakes.
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They then talked about their activism, clearing up some misconceptions about their movement and their goals moving forward.
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When it comes to what makes a successful manager, there are certain misconceptions that are now widely accepted.
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He also sought to clarify what he perceived as misconceptions surrounding Russian meddling in the U.S. political process.
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My visit left me thinking that Trump's entire strategy rests on a series of fundamental and dangerous misconceptions.
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The stigma and misconceptions run deep, culminating in a health care system that's ill-equipped to treat addiction.
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And legally, some judges share the general public's biases or misconceptions about later abortion, and will rule accordingly.
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Watch the video above to learn three big misconceptions about what CBD can do and what it can't.
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Among the most common misconceptions is that a last will is enough to protect your assets when you die.
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The Kavanaugh confirmation fight reinvigorated many such criticisms, some rooted in myths and misconceptions about sexual harassment and assault.
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What are the misconceptions in depiction of the Nazi infatuation with the occult that you want to clear up?
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Here are 12 misconceptions about plane tickets — and how you can actually save money when booking your next trip.
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Before the film aired, the cast released a PSA that addresses and dispels some common misconceptions about eating disorders.
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The doc aims to show what the process was truly like, and to clear up any misconceptions about it.
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I think it's easier to actively resist misconceptions about fat people when I am comfortable with using the word.
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"All other misconceptions we encounter, especially about concepts like diversification and risk, trace back to this one," she said.
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Work Hard, Play Hard People have a lot of misconceptions about me when they see the way I look.
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That's why she wrote a song dedicated to misconceptions about millennials, the generation that just can't do anything right.
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I've seen some misconceptions on social media that it's going to be shining a light at your face. Nope.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about what it means to be trans, especially when it comes to sex.
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A new study shows that many people approaching retirement or already retired have misunderstandings or misconceptions about Social Security.
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The Yale class goes over the misconceptions of what we think will make us happy versus what actually will.
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With proper knowledge of common human trafficking misconceptions, you can have a role in breaking the cycle of misinformation.
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Unfortunately, many attention-grabbing headlines concerning Christian missions often focus on misconceptions concerning the plight of the Haitian people.
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Giving birth is often overly dramatized on screen, which has led to many misconceptions about what happens during labor.
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We asked biologists, wildlife control specialists, hunters and animal advocates to weigh in on groundhog myths, misconceptions and controversies.
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Watch the full video below to hear students' powerful words about the bill and the harmful misconceptions it promotes.
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They say that Gilbert and his colleagues' critique is "limited by statistical misconceptions" and selective examination of their data.
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On "misconceptions" about the show: Biggest misconception is that we went into the project to try to prove something.
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" But, she adds, these misconceptions certainly raise some flags about "the larger narrative surrounding female genitals in North America.
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But their decision to focus on Medicare offers a good opportunity to dispel some crucial misconceptions about the program.
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On Tuesday, the 33-year-old took to Instagram to answer fan questions and clear up misconceptions about herself.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about money, just like with another topic that's often taboo among parents -- sex.
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But even then, it's likely that it'll take more than a press release to correct or update any misconceptions.
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Mr. Williams uses his dwarfism both for self-deprecation and to expose the daily prejudices and misconceptions he encounters.
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And, despite common misconceptions, addiction recovery is never a straightforward or easy process, and it often comes with roadblocks.
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While the legislation has been discussed extensively over the past year, some taxpayers still have misconceptions about the changes.
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What are some misconceptions about you and the MC25 that you wanted to really straighten out with this book?
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In the past few weeks alone, both ran coverage of the overdose epidemic that reinforced stereotypes, stigma, and misconceptions.
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I'm just like Elliot: A clumsy hacker, battling the misconceptions of what the mainstream expects a hacker to be.
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By correcting these 10 misconceptions, everyone can better understand what actually happened and help mitigate COVID-19's toll.
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Sometimes these misconceptions create impressions that a woman's service is different or inferior to the service of a man's.
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Several minorities shared stories about what they perceived as common misconceptions about affirmative action and race-based admissions policies.
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Yet there are two serious misconceptions about what Section 702 permits the government to do that threaten the reauthorization.
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We worked well together several more times before I left the firm, because we succeeded in rectifying our misconceptions.
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But consumers&apos fascination with Costco has also led to a number of misconceptions about the chain spreading around.
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Even the name "atypical anorexia" feeds into the misconceptions that only people in lower weight bodies can experience anorexia.
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"The public's biggest misconceptions come from the assumptions that have been made through the help of media," he wrote.
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"There are still misconceptions about entrepreneurship, and people don't see it as a viable choice of career," she said.
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Molly is great to watch because she breaks down misconceptions of what it means to be a blind person.
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According to Ferrando, one of the biggest misconceptions about transgender pregnancies is that problems are inherent to the process.
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"I think one of the biggest misconceptions about consent is around alcohol consumption," said Emily Kaufman, a sophomore at Trinity.
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Some of these misconceptions came from a lack of understanding, while others were based on fears and anxieties about sex.
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VM: Are there common misconceptions that people have for investing in startups founded by black people or specifically black women?
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"I created the photos to challenge the public perception and misconceptions of what it means to be 'Muslim,'" Rogers said.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about the hymen, which is also called the vaginal corona, or just the corona.
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Lee had a busy morning on Twitter correcting misconceptions that he dumped Litecoin and other currencies due to insider trading.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about this plan, and one of the biggest is mistaking this process as new.
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Valuation is attractive at 4.0x CY20 EV/S, and we expect stock to recover as Lyft executes and misconceptions clear.
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But his findings were lost to time, and myth, misconceptions and conspiracy theories had taken their place, Professor Baker said.
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In a recent wide-ranging interview for InStyle's September issue, Aniston spoke out about the "misconceptions" of her single life.
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Many felt insulted by its glaring innuendos, extending the harmful misconceptions that Africans need others to solve their own challenges.
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They have not exactly been out there trying to disabuse voters of misconceptions or to educate them on complex issues.
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According to Reynolds, some of the misconceptions came about because of the press releases sent by his publicist, Max Markson.
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Whether it is a dessert cake, Norse history or personal finance, there are many common misconceptions people do not question.
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But on Monday, she took to publishing platform Medium to write a long post addressing some "common misconceptions" about her.
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But of course, time distorts many stories — which is why I, Tonya, out Friday, might just clear up some misconceptions.
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It may also help clear up common misconceptions about Snowden that work to sow distrust about his actions and motivations.
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We've also seen, time and again, that misconceptions about what constitutes victimhood cause judges to misuse their discretion in sentencing.
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All those misconceptions flew out my head as soon as I tried my first spoonful of the Caramel Almond Brittle.
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Religious scholar and author Reza Aslan has spent much of his career trying to dispel commonly held misconceptions about Islam.
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Do you think people have any misconceptions about what it's like to be an engineer or about the field itself?
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But while there are a lot of misconceptions around adult stores, the days of the "sleazy porn store" are numbered.
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In particular, other children may learn of what occurred and might have misconceptions or their own (misplaced) fears or guilt.
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Let's clear up some misconceptions about the 1,85033 or so Central Americans who have now arrived at our southern border.
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Government bureaucrats, however well-intended, are people subject to the same biases, misconceptions, and motivations as the rest of us.
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Misconceptions Actually: If you were in the middle of an asteroid belt, you probably wouldn't see any asteroids at all.
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Read on to see 10 of the most common misconceptions about drinks, and what's actually true, according to an expert.
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Lecomte said one of the greatest misconceptions about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is that it's one big trash heap.
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It's important to dispel black-and-white misconceptions surrounding perfectionism before they squelch the ambition needed for strong, visionary leadership.
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Though Medicare is an essential part of retirement, pre-retirees continue to have misconceptions on how the federal program works.
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But many of the arguments against teachers' demands are based on misconceptions about the teaching profession and how they're compensated.
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But as simple as it seems, there are a lot of hydration-related myths and misconceptions swirling around out there.
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I also believe that there is no way to avoid such misconceptions until the ad is released to the public.
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There are a lot of misconceptions and misinformation about what it means to allow a transgender child to live authentically.
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This all speaks to one of the most common misconceptions about Iran: that it has no politics to speak of.
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Maria Zamora, a career nanny from Los Angeles, describes some of the misconceptions she's encountered about her job, and herself.
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He then dives into a season of controversies, confronting misconceptions about climate change, anti-vaccination conspiracies, artificial intelligence, and more.
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For Emerson and others, the Epstein case is an opportunity to push back on some of the misconceptions around trafficking.
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It's a blend of cost, misconceptions and fears about the procedure, and cultural expectations about what truly defines a man.
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Unlike their white counterparts, these characters are reduced to harmful stereotypes about Southern Asians, perpetuating common misconceptions and encouraging them.
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Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies, Princeton University | 364,000+ enrolledWe've all heard the craze around bitcoin, but confusion and misconceptions run rampant.
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So it's no wonder that there are lots of misconceptions about how this three-pound hunk of flesh actually works.
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So now let's focus on some easier changes and misconceptions: Alcohol: Do not believe in the myth of the nightcap.
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Their findings revealed internalized misconceptions of crime and the American justice system that have found their way into political rhetoric.
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This is one of the biggest misconceptions about this pastime of ours, and it's what stops people from even trying.
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Unfair regulations Beyond misconceptions, there is also discrimination of persons with sex variations in schools, healthcare facilities, and competitive sports.
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We received thousands of questions, and it has become clear that there are many misconceptions out there to clear up.
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Discovering these differences, misconceptions, and even biases are essential better understanding each other and each others&apos families and backgrounds.
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But before you make the journey, debunk your biggest misconceptions about the city, with help from somone who lives there.
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In his speeches he has confronted misconceptions that refugees pay no tax, take others' jobs or even get free cars.
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I believe that your letter and these comments raise several important issues and misconceptions that I am prepared to address.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about the legislation is that passing it would make student publications a free-for-all.
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"My original idea for the show was to do something playing off the misconceptions that women are disposable," she says.
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Although faulty sex ed is responsible for a wide variety of misconceptions, pornography itself presents an imaginary form of sex.
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Of course, any time women talk about the abuse they've faced, there are inevitably misconceptions that need to be struck down.
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Before writing the game, the developer spent time speaking with organizations that tackle abusive relationships to better understand the biggest misconceptions.
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Although no clear answer has been found, I suspect the common misconceptions described below have something to do with it. 1.
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The tutorial allows Rochko and instance mods to skip personally having to address questions or misconceptions about the service, he says.
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There are a few common misconceptions surrounding fiber and its sources that leave many Americans confused and making weak food choices.
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We asked Mashable staffers and readers to share the weirdest, most memorable misconceptions about sex they remember from their early years.
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We have to be wary of misconceptions and lies this month as Neptune clouds our vision with its smoke and mirrors.
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The truth is, a lot of these misconceptions, start as the one around McAuliffe's study did: with the university press release.
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"Never allow other people's misconceptions to block you from reaching your goals," she told Reuters about her path to the Olympics.
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A photo project is hoping to destroy misconceptions about the Muslim community, by inviting the viewer to sit down and learn.
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Despite the ubiquity of APIs today, there are still fundamental misconceptions about how they work, especially when it comes to security.
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Many of the problems in our industry are caused by the sorts of misconceptions about the job that you clearly hold.
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And I think there's still a lot of misconceptions about this demographic, so they just don't get the recognition they deserve.
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Today, people who partake in raqs al-sharqi professionally struggle to shake off the sexual misconceptions that surround their art form.
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She uses her channel to challenge misconceptions about disability — especially the assumption that people with disabilities can't have an enjoyable life.
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There's more going on here than mere widespread misconceptions that spread through the culture, those who believe in the Effect insist.
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It depends on the person, it really does, but there are a lot of misconceptions around how much reality stars make.
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To help educate people about the "B" in LGBTQ, I've rounded up some common misconceptions about bisexuality that need to die.
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Monday's volatility shock in U.S. stock markets had led to some misconceptions about the Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX .
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There are a lot of misconceptions about the value of foreign aid, at times seen as some form of naïve humanitarianism.
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But while the nuances of the new law can be confusing, Americans harbor other more common misconceptions about taxes as well.
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Some reforms to OCE are warranted, though, and reform should begin by clearing the air of falsehoods and misconceptions about OCE.
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Conceptual misunderstandings Data from diagnostic questions that CSSL uses in student assessments show a number of misconceptions across different subject areas.
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There are many misconceptions about people with disabilities and their relationships, including that they don't need physical intimacy as everyone does.
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They found that many of the misconceptions about cancer—identified by Freeman and others decades ago—persist, particularly among black Americans.
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But there are a lot of misconceptions about AI. We are nowhere near the time where robots can think like humans.
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We also worry about the rise in anti-Semitic sentiment, outside misconceptions about our country and Jewish visitors canceling their trips.
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Misconceptions We asked readers to share the misconception that frustrates them the most on The New York Times — Science Facebook page.
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For Parker, poetry became a way to subvert this exploitation and the harmful misconceptions it can create about the Black experience.
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Self-made millionaire and financial advisor David Bach exposes a handful of money misconceptions in his easy-to-read best-seller.
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We asked dietitian and nutritionist Whitney English to debunk some of the most popular myths and misconceptions about your favorite drinks.
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There are many misconceptions out there about B2B growth, rooted in the misapplication of B2C strategies and leading to poor performance.
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I'd like to clear up four common misconceptions about mass homicides and who commits them, based on the state of research.
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Zev Williams, a reproductive endocrinologist, said he appreciates Baldwin's openness and hopes it will help dispel common misconceptions around pregnancy loss.
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With our marriage, I felt a certain level of social acceptance — until motherhood ushered in a whole new host of misconceptions.
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Baruch is Jewish and Seh is Muslim, which, if certain misconceptions about Israel are to be believed, could raise some eyebrows.
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But although IVF now accounts for 210% of live births in the U.S., the number of misconceptions about it is staggering.
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All the misconceptions discussed here serve to prop up one overarching and incorrect belief: that slavery wasn't really all that bad.
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The radical moral implications of luck in human life The Asia Argento allegations reveal our damaging misconceptions about sexual assault survivors
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To be a Muslim, and as an African American, there's a lot of stereotypes and misconceptions about what a Muslim was.
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Ignorance and misconceptions surrounding menstrual and reproductive health have been a constant factor in women's sports for more than a century.
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Halsey is also vocal about the challenges that come with being bisexual, including erasure and misconceptions about it being a "phase."
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We must commit to the infrastructure of our planet and build bridges between people of all nations, dispelling misconceptions and misunderstandings.
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Zimmer dispels longstanding scientific misconceptions, introduces facts that may surprise you and brings readers on a delightful journey of genetic discovery.
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Often remembered for her contributions to gifted education, Hollingworth also did great work in scientifically debunking commonly held misconceptions about women.
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The misconceptions and stigma surrounding people who get or provide abortions can paint doctors and health centers as something we're not.
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In the UK, Chinese restaurants say they are struggling for business because of widespread misconceptions about the "cleanliness" of their food.
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I think that's one of the biggest misconceptions of the time that we're in, where activism is finally becoming more common.
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First off, it is important to clear up the common misconceptions surrounding EU defense policy in general and PESCO in particular.
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By allowing misconceptions about the strike group's location to persist, he added, the Trump administration had increased pressure on North Korea.
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Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell, who has made a name for himself exploring common misconceptions, says there is no shortcut to success.
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"I'm aware that your leadership is open to misconceptions and biased interpretations," Schwab said to boos and hisses in the crowd.
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Ask students to choose one or more misconceptions and to write a refutation text in which they act as an explainer.
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Brandon Stirling Baker talks about his essential but rarely discussed art, pointing out mistakes and misconceptions, and the joys of collaboration.
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"There are so many misconceptions about the disorder that a lot of the patients were happy to dispel that," he said.
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Identifying and resolving whatever similarly disastrous misconceptions might exist on cyber issues will require continued diplomatic and military-to-military engagement.
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Transitioning can be made much more difficult by persistent misconceptions, including the myth that trans people belong to a third gender.
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I came to the US with very little knowledge about the culture and loads of misconceptions, and I learned so much.
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"There are so many misconceptions about strength and resistance training," says Larry Tucker, a professor in exercise sciences at Brigham Young University.
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That primal urge didn't skip anybody, so forget the misconceptions, learn about what's happening to your body, and get to know yourself.
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Ahead, we debunk the major misconceptions surrounding this much-maligned protein and share the latest on who can and cannot eat gluten.
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AuthaGraph corrects these common misconceptions (like the size of Africa) by converting the spherical surface of a world globe into 96 triangles.
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The major hurdles to accomplishing that, Moulin and others told me, are a mix of stigma, misconceptions about addiction, and institutional inertia.
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There are two misconceptions about gumbo that Laila Ali wants to clear up: that it's unhealthy, and that it's hard to make.
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"The more visibility you get, the more you break through the misconceptions of what it means to live with HIV," said Tredway.
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But the results also expose misconceptions about the environmental impact of ditching plastic straws and suggest that people's straw preferences are complicated.
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The misconceptions are that I'm a meth head, or I'm a crackhead, or I'm a drug addict, or I'm this or that.
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Today, we break down the major headlines before we hear from psychiatry resident Anita Rao about the myths and misconceptions surrounding suicide.
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One of the biggest misconceptions people seem to have about relationships is that there's a "right" amount of sex to be having.
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There are many common misconceptions around financial advice, and there are several important questions to ask before you begin any new relationship.
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In her new Cosmopolitan interview with costar and offscreen pal Mendes, Reinhart got real about the misconceptions she once had about sex.
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"I think a lot of people have some serious misconceptions of who he is, and the facts in this case," Baez says.
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In an interview with Refinery22014, she explained that most people have misconceptions when it comes to the early days of the Family.
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So I think sort of one of the misconceptions that when people attack it, and I see often this in text right.
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McFadden told Fox News he was ready to address misconceptions that have long plagued the community about how Wallace was finally captured.
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" She struggled to accept her sexuality, admitting she had "internalized some of the harmful beliefs and misconceptions about LGBTQ people and identities.
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"One of the most deep-seated misconceptions about the human psyche is that men are simple and women are complicated," she wrote.
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What would you say to people who might have misconceptions about Burning Man, or have never been and are thinking about going?
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Initiatives like the North Carolina State Parks and Recreation's Year of the Snake help teach people about snakes and clear up misconceptions.
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Ahead, we bust four major misconceptions about people born under the Aries sign — and remind you what actually makes them fantastic companions.
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"This is where misconceptions about what makes a person attractive potentially become quite damaging and quite far off the mark," she said.
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As is the case with all signs of the Zodiac, there are some misconceptions out there about Tauruses: They're materialistic; they're lazy.
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I have seen so many people have misconceptions about drugs—not only misinformation, but it has gotten them killed or seriously injured.
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I want them to be accepting of themselves and not allow other people's misconceptions and stereotypes to dictate their lives for them.
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The law was also intended to combat the discrimination, born of misconceptions, stereotypes and paternalism, that Americans with disabilities face every day.
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Ross and his co-authors concluded that both patients and physicians might have misconceptions about the strength of evidence supporting breakthrough approvals.
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That's not something he can do since he lacks the most basic grounding in the issues and is prey to fundamental misconceptions.
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For that reason, people in monogamous relationships may have misconceptions about what it takes to starts and maintain a healthy open relationship.
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The trouble was that many people, picking up on libertarian misconceptions, thought of freedom only in the frame of their own actions.
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These apps definitely add security and safety to your browsing, but not necessarily anonymity—Lifehacker has an excellent guide to VPN misconceptions.
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This exhibition is an opportunity for people to understand a lot more about the culture because there are a lot of misconceptions.
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Authors and sex workers Juno Mac and Molly Smith are all too aware of the misconceptions and stereotypes that plague their industry.
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"The outrage around Brooklyn revolves around public misconceptions … that African art scholars and curators are largely people of color," he told Newsweek.
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Meanwhile, Chinese restaurants across the globe say they are struggling for business because of widespread misconceptions about the "cleanliness" of their food.
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Derek Muller is known for using man-on-the-street interviews on his popular YouTube channel Veritasium to expose misconceptions about science.
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Constance Grady: The world is full of misconceptions about fanfiction, but one in particular confuses me every time I come across it.
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In the past, this important work was routinely infected by misconceptions about sexual assault, resulting in the vast underestimation of survivors' credibility.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about the scheduling system — most notably that it ranks drugs by their danger and criminalizes them.
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"One of the biggest misconceptions is that these conversations are too advanced or harmful for children to hear about," Ms. Palumbo said.
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Better instead to take on modern misconceptions about health and traditions — and for that, nothing beats going back to centuries-old texts.
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"These accusations are false and based on misconceptions of our business," Savage X Fenty spokesperson Emma Tully told CNN Business via email.
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The sociologist Arlie Hochschild, in her recent book "Strangers in Their Own Land," about working-class Republicans in Louisiana, documented wider misconceptions.
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Despite popular misconceptions, educational aid has always been limited, and previous administrations had to make choices about how it would be spent.
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As you read, put a check mark next to your answers that are correct, and fix any misconceptions you may have had.
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"These accusations are false and based on misconceptions of our business," Emma Tully, a representative for the line, said in an email.
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In part because the scientific portrait of the brain remains so patchy, it has long been embellished with numerous myths and misconceptions.
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Those with the inaccurate misconceptions then rated the pain of blacks lower than whites, and in turn made less appropriate treatment recommendations.
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Reporting on my disease is notoriously sloppy, so I have to deal with misconceptions from friends, family, and strangers all the time.
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Sater said he was conducting the interviews Friday morning to clear up some misconceptions about his past and his relationship with Trump.
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Needless to say, we didn't grow into the well-adjusted adults we are today without having to leave behind some misconceptions about sex.
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With some friends, he did some small experiments to see whether the same misconceptions about sugar daddies existed in Botswana as in Kenya.
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At the same time, there are still some misconceptions about addiction treatment that he worries the agency or its officials might be perpetuating.
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What he actually does is make the universe boring, tell people things that they already know, and dispel misconceptions that nobody actually holds.
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Ultimately, the admissions scandal could prompt a reexamination of society's misconceptions around wealth and merit — if enough people are willing to pay attention.
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Buy it here Self-made millionaire and financial advisor David Bach exposes a handful of money misconceptions in his easy-to-read bestseller.
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These misconceptions make it harder for progressive activists and donors to focus attention on the efforts that might yield payoffs in the future.
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But according to our six zero waste role models, some harmful misconceptions about the lifestyle easily discourage people from taking the first step.
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Misconceptions about what "prediction" means in this context are partly responsible — forecasting the future is just a special case of the general capability.
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These are all valid questions, and with all the misconceptions and myths surrounding the flu shot, it's no wonder why you have them.
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Concern that the public has misconceptions about the Y's mission and programs has spurred the nonprofit to undertake its first national advertising campaign.
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When asked about the misconceptions Americans have of refugees, Subedi says people tell him that America needs to find more refugees like him.
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The essay includes Beatriz' motivations to bring her sexual identity to her on-screen character, exposing the common misconceptions often attributed to bisexuality.
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She knows that if admissions officers or potential employers Google her and learn about her history, they might still have misconceptions about her.
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Ahead, we asked Peek all our burning questions, including what makeup products really are sex-proof and the many misconceptions about her job.
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" Though she could rattle off plenty of misconceptions about the history of witchcraft and paganism, she interrupts herself and concludes, "Honestly, who cares?
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It's often riddled with misconceptions and myths, leaving the majority of us misinformed or under-informed about the ways it affects the world.
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Annie dedicates a lot of time to shattering misconceptions around disability on her channel, particularly for those living with invisible disabilities or conditions.
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Our misconceptions about how close the planets are to one another comes from the way we usually estimate the distances to other planets.
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But "one of the biggest misconceptions is that more flexibility is always better," said sport physiologist Trent Stellingwerff of the Canadian Sport Institute.
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The misconceptions are 'Jen can't keep a man,' and 'Jen refuses to have a baby because she's selfish and committed to her career.
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We sat down with her to chat about some of the misconceptions behind Japanese rice wine, and how amateurs can get it right.
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Despite this somewhat mundane explanation, this story has drawn a lot of attention, mostly because of a few misconceptions about what really happened.
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Our arguments are usually met with drawn-out sighs and the occasional eye roll — not to mention a slew of pre-existing misconceptions.
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People have a lot of misconceptions about how credit scores work, how credit cards work, so it ends up working out very well.
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The federal program, administered by state agencies with local personnel, to be sure, is mired in misconceptions and narratives of apathy and enabling.
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Unfortunately, misconceptions about engineering persist among women because there are few good resources that educate people about what being an engineer actually means.
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Male masturbation has different challenges: shedding myths, misconceptions, and a whole host of bad habits as it makes its way to the mainstream.
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Of course, these are broad misconceptions — it's obviously unrealistic to believe that every single Cancer spends 100% of their time in their feelings.
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Northern Nigeria poses a threat to the worldwide eradication of polio because of rumors, misconceptions and anti-polio vaccine propaganda circulating the region.
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This year's photos are centered on the theme "More to Me," which aims to dispel misconceptions about children and adults with Down syndrome.
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Though Social Security replaces up to 40 percent of preretirement income for average earners, misconceptions about how the program works continue to persist.
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Many people have misconceptions about online dating, from it being only for the socially inept to there being an extreme stigma around it.
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For one, it can create a stigma around the mentally ill, who already suffer from society's misconceptions, and discourage people from accessing treatment.
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He said that notion is one of the biggest misconceptions in the market, and it could mean even bigger gains for the market.
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The system also contributes to a lot of the issues: the lack of funding, the biases, the misconceptions about these people down here.
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But there are still a few common misconceptions: namely, that retinol is only useful at a certain age to nix wrinkles and such.
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Robert: Tantra exposes a lot of lies and misconceptions that are keeping us trapped, and holding us back from enjoying a real relationship.
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But in the century hence, many misconceptions have arisen about that pandemic, and dispelling them will help improve the response to COVID-19.
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Here is a look at some of the misconceptions that come up again and again when assessing whether a victim's account is true.
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Mr. Weinstein's story about Evergreen's regressive campus culture fit neatly into many misconceptions about the "new left," so it seemed to go unquestioned.
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This perspective is characteristically lacking in high-level business discourse on the subject and nonexistent in popular discourse that's usually laden with misconceptions.
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And although "the vast majority of American teens have never tried hookah," misconceptions abound, particularly that it is not as dangerous as cigarettes.
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Reality: One of the biggest misconceptions in astronomy is that people think the Hubble Space Telescope actually goes to the places it photographs.
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After reading and discussing the article, students should take on the role of a climate scientist trying to address misconceptions about climate change.
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Next week, our specially commissioned and nationally representative YouGov survey shows that many in the UK have deep and lingering misconceptions about stalking.
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Sean Rameswaram talked to Dylan for the latest episode of Today, Explained about whom SSDI helps and why the misconceptions are so dangerous.
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Are there any dumb questions you're getting about running during treatment or misconceptions about cancer that you want to clear up for people?
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Ride the subway, meet the people and challenge some of the misconceptions and adjust some of the biases that came from the West.
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Boborykin published a blog post addressing the concerns, attributed the "misconceptions and confusion" to finer points about the app effectively being lost in translation.
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But I've had people approach me with misconceptions about sexuality, religious beliefs, drug use – anything you could possibly think, people have placed upon me.
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That just might mean the imminent arrival of Winter will also shatter any misconceptions about Jon Snow's parents — and therefore his own history — forever.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about suicide is that it's something that just happens, and nothing can be done to stop or prevent it.
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"There are some misconceptions around the relationship in the future between Aramco and Sabic, but Sabic will remain a publicly-listed company," he added.
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"People come in with a lot of misconceptions, and there are some fairly common ones I hear over and over again," Dr. Cate says.
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But it was a masterful demonstration of how such abuse works—and of the misconceptions that have enabled it to continue for so long.
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One of the biggest misconceptions is that Satanists focus on death, but that's far from the truth: Satanism actually promotes the worship of life.
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"We believe it is based on a number of misconceptions, which we hope to rectify with the plaintiff as soon as possible," she says.
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During the interview, Aniston also addressed misconceptions about her life in the wake of her very public split from husband, Justin Theroux, in February.
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As with antivaxxers in North America and Europe, misconceptions are often spread in local communities in Pakistan and Afghanistan, where health education is weak.
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Although she feels like she has dispelled a few misconceptions about American Muslims, every terrorist attack by an extremist feels like another step back.
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Unlike Trump, however, Pruitt has been unwavering in that denial and, more troubling still, has experience trying to let these misconceptions inform our laws.
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She decided to share a post on Instagram to break down the misconceptions that working out during pregnancy harms the mother or the baby.
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A school system that allows for religious ideals to be taught and pursued can only mean perpetuated misconceptions, and dealing with the following repercussions.
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But a lot of the worry about sexual frequency reflects some serious misconceptions about what researchers know and persistent myths about couples' sex lives.
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Alexandra Robbins: Yes, I do think it has a bias, and there are misconceptions that the general public and the media have against fraternities.
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Laverne Cox is an icon in more ways than one, and the trailblazing actress is always here to shut down misconceptions about transgender people.
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Broadly spoke with this pioneering faith leader about their accomplishments, common misconceptions about religion, and how we can all be more accepting in 2018.
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And we're starting by dispelling one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding trans identities: the fallacy that gender and sexual orientation are the same thing.
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The miniseries certainly corrects a number of misconceptions about the siege that were spread by an embarrassed law enforcement after it all went wrong.
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In Maputo, the team of counselors is doing its best to chip away at the myths and misconceptions that allow the virus to thrive.
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Her granddaughters told the local station last week that misconceptions about voting and her family life kept Phillips from voting throughout her entire life.
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In a photo album shared to Facebook titled "Defying Stereotypes," the students posed for portraits alongside handwritten misconceptions about what sorority women stand for.
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The goal is to provide teens with the opportunity to practice refusal skills, while also correcting their misconceptions about the safety of e-cigarettes.
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Also — be sure not to miss Clarrie&aposs post about all the misconceptions she&aposs come across — as a Canadian reporter — about Canadian healthcare.
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Once AI captured the public imagination, it invariably led to many misconceptions, misperceptions and fears about the capabilities and potential impacts of the technology.
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Naomichi Yasuda is one of several older male sushi chefs who've gone on the record to reject misconceptions about women's abilities in the kitchen.
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Misconceptions Actually: To say that drinking juice detoxifies the body isn't quite the same as claiming leeches suck out poisons, but it's fairly close.
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There were a host of other misconceptions as well, including "They think the pig can bring them good luck" and "They consider pigs sacred".
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Stone, an adviser to President Trump, told Reuters he believes the investigation of him is founded in "misapprehensions and misconceptions" spun by the media.
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As well as blasting faddy health "lifestyles," Warner's blog covers the misconceptions surrounding processed foods and links between social deprivation and what we eat.
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However, because of our extensive customer interviews, we focused a lot more on customer education and messaging than we otherwise would've, given existing misconceptions.
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Dispelling misconceptions about what's driving income inequality in the U.S. Income inequality inspires fierce debate around the world, and no shortage of proposed solutions.
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St. Patrick's Day, which is Saturday, is all the more enjoyable for a number of intriguing myths and misconceptions — and not just about leprechauns.
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But Republicans, especially those in leadership positions, take their misinterpretations of history to a whole different level, often using their misconceptions for policy initiatives.
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But standing in the way of a fairer system are misconceptions held by many Americans about what it is their justice system actually does.
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If you start with what they know, you "can try to address any misconceptions, or rumors, any anxieties right then and there," she said.
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"Peace between Washington and Pyongyang might contribute to an untimely withdrawal of U.S. forces from South Korea, encouraging dangerous misconceptions in Pyongyang," it said.
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VICE: People have many misconceptions about the oppression of Arab women that are imaginary in ways and real in others, for some of us.
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If you start with what they know, you "can try to address any misconceptions, or rumors, any anxieties right then and there," she said.
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"I think one of the most common misconceptions about skin bleaching is that it's safe and it's just like other cosmetic procedures," Hunter said.
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From pregnancy myths to cutting gluten out of your diet to lose weight, the world is full of misconceptions about health and well being.
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"It's pretty clear that young people have some misconceptions about what's acceptable and what's not," she told The Observer in 2015 about her motivation.
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As more people like Jayapal tell the stories of their abortions, they can help break down some of the many misconceptions surrounding the procedure.
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When I interviewed Smith, she told me that one of the most popular misconceptions about sex work is that sex workers sell their bodies.
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Self-made millionaire and co-founder of AE Wealth Management David Bach exposes a handful of money misconceptions in his easy-to-read best-seller.
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Joubert said that she is not against people seeing the film but that she hopes for more education about the realities and misconceptions of DID.
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And even with his friendly human name and genial tone, IBM worries that its supercomputer Watson might still face misconceptions among the public at large.
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And misconceptions have long played a role in Christmas tree consumption, particularly the false idea that plastic trees spare real trees from being chopped down.
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The misconceptions that surround the disorder are so entrenched that most people think OCD describes someone with a vague, cutesy preference for symmetry and order.
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Hearing their words reflected back makes the other person feel acknowledged and also gives them a chance to offer feedback and correct misconceptions, Malouff says.
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As with any new hero, people haven't had enough time to familiarize themselves with Orisa, and so some players might have misconceptions about her effectiveness.
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And with much still unknown, some scientists worry that rebutting basic misconceptions without being able to provide definitive answers could do more harm than good.
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Allow us to explain why you should consider an opal piece for your next treat-yourself occasion (and clear up some misconceptions along the way).
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Read these stories next: Why LGBTQ Pride Deserves More Than One Month 7 Misconceptions About Bisexuality We Need To Forget Yes, Lesbians Fake Orgasms, Too
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Given that, we asked real sex therapists to share the biggest misconceptions people have about sex therapy, and what really goes down in a session.
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In developing nations, where mobile phones are often accessible despite misconceptions, mHealth is proving to be part of the solution to the maternal health crisis.
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" Reese also points out challenging industry misconceptions about the plus customer, who's ostensibly "not willing to pay the same prices as the traditional contemporary customer.
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I won't start complaining about the misconceptions surrounding this fight—"McGregor went up two weightclasses" being the most grating—but I shall share my thoughts.
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Polyamory, a form of nonmonogamy, was the fourth most searched relationship term on Google in 2017, perhaps because the concept is rife with common misconceptions.
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"Migrants make clear economic contributions to destination cities, refuting common misconceptions that they detract from the financial health of their new homes," said the report.
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Most importantly, I believe that his views are representative of the fundamental misconceptions that appear in anti-transgender attitudes, policies, and laws across the country.
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While many Twitter users praised her for dispelling misconceptions and stereotypes about Islam, others pointed out that not every Muslim woman has the same freedoms.
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To help get you on track, we dissected the biggest misconceptions about procrastination, with the help of experts who have been studying it for years.
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As a long-time kombucha evangelist, Trout is used to talking to newbies about the beverage, and shared some common misconceptions about the brew, below.
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It may even wish to consider taking the initiative to disabuse unfriendly governments of any misconceptions that the U.S. commander-in-chief is politically paralyzed.
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We're using the first week of April as an opportunity to debunk some of the misconceptions about health and science that circulate all year round.
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He believes it could help to dispel pervasive misconceptions around pregnancy loss and also break through the isolation so many women who experience it feel.
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The 'Bull Guard' One of the great misconceptions in mixed martial arts is that covering up doesn't work without ten ounce gloves to hide behind.
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Read on for our conversation on people's misconceptions on motion capture, bringing Caesar to life, and the time a real ape got angry at him.
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However, it is an excellent jumping off point, and one that addresses many common misconceptions about issues of public domain and fair use, among others.
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It's just because I think the events in the last months of her life were interesting and there are a lot of misconceptions about them.
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Recent years have seen a number of articles and initiatives within the video game sphere challenge these misconceptions in a bid to balance the scales.
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"I think that the misconceptions behind magic are that magic is the culmination of a bunch of tricks that are designed to entertain," she said.
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But all of the misconceptions and invasive questions coupled with the pressure to live up to societal ideals of gender can certainly be a challenge.
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For me, the day after the election was a Highlander-like flood of previous misconceptions being flushed away, of half-considered possibilities being throw open.
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"One of the big misconceptions is that people actually believe that they are safer in the back seat than the front seat," Mr. Reagan said.
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Misconceptions about how genes factor into America's stark racial disparities have surfaced in the nation's increasingly heated arguments over school achievement gaps, immigration and policing.
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In offering this work, we reject the stereotypes and misconceptions disabled people deal with every day from nondisabled people, and even from other disabled people.
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The boomerang effect, in which people become even more entrenched in false beliefs when presented with facts, can also occur when medical misconceptions are challenged.
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New York has intensified its efforts to persuade residents to vaccinate, a longtime challenge that officials say is difficult because of people's misconceptions about vaccines.
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Dr. Jamieson said women were generally more likely to accept the Tdap vaccine, possibly because it is newer so there are fewer misconceptions about it.
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Rosling Rönnlund is co-founder of Gapminder, a Stockholm, Sweden-based "fact tank" which aims to fight "devastating misconceptions" about the world using global data.
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Rodan + Fields sent out the following email to consultants on Thursday night, saying they are ending the offer due to "misconceptions on the business model."
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As long as there are still misconceptions about the nature of arousal, it's worth learning more about lube, even if it feels a little basic.
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Some Republicans at the state level have supported the ERA, and its supporters hope that many of the myths and misconceptions about it have dissipated.
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"Too few investors focus on the impact of cyclical businesses for [earnings per share] growth, in our opinion, and thus significant misconceptions abound," he said.
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"Oftentimes people have misconceptions about yachting, that it is a 1 percenter thing, that it is a bunch of sipping rose all day," Denison said.
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Gender rights experts say this has fueled public misconceptions about the bill - resulting in a debate which has been dominated by sexism instead of facts.
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In her public appearances, Weaver tries to clear people's misconceptions about Medicaid and educate them about its importance to people with disabilities and preexisting conditions.
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A new study out last month — the first to investigate the health effects of pedal-assist electric bikes — puts to rest many of these misconceptions.
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The initial response was no; "there's a lot of misconceptions, the baby will associate pain with feeding, or the baby will choke," Dr. Chambers said.
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If Bagieu had used the comics medium to more actively dispel these misconceptions, it would have been a favor to future generations of music historians.
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" After the abuse caught up with Purdue, and they finally pleaded guilty to felony charges in 2007, they "acknowledged exploiting doctors' misconceptions about oxycodone's strength.
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I recently spoke with Linda Tirado, who wrote Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America, which details her experiences with (and misconceptions about) low-income life.
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But as Dickey recounts in her new book "Bears in the Streets," the misconceptions that Americans and Russians have about one another mostly stayed the same.
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When it comes to sexting, there are plenty of misconceptions about the nature of this oh-so-debated sexual act (see "The Dangers Of Sexting" headlines).
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Where I think those descriptions might help to challenge misconceptions is that they start to create language for experiences that many people don't know anything about.
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She debunks multiple misconceptions driving pronatalist attitudes, like the "biological clock" and the assumption that having children is the greatest source of human meaning and fulfillment.
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Now, as Fletcher, 25, gears up for the romantic overnight dates with her remaining suitors, everyone's favorite carnivorous body builder is opening up about public misconceptions.
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I made a list over the holidays of completely reasonable misconceptions about tech I heard from friends and family of all ages and interests in tech.
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Following this advice I've never had to rely on laxatives, although those medications are associated as well with myths and misconceptions that are important to dispel.
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"It just always reveals to me how many misconceptions and what a misunderstanding there is about what feminism is," she said in an interview with Reuters.
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Nettles' goal as spokesperson is clear up any misconceptions about the 4-H club and to make sure people know about all it has to offer.
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The comedian, 24, is addressing misconceptions that have risen since news broke that he was seeing singer Ariana Grande following her breakup from rapper Mac Miller.
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Even those "in the know" regarding the 529 plan as a useful vehicle for funding university-level education often suffer from some serious misgivings and misconceptions.
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"There are a lot of misconceptions about concealer, especially what's actually best to use under the eyes or for blemish coverage," makeup artist Keeley Wilson confirms.
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"People have misconceptions on long-term care," said Eckert of Nationwide, referring to the stark difference between participants' estimates and the actual cost of elder care.
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" JENNIFER ANISTON SLAMS RUMORS SHE CAN'T KEEP A MAN, MEDIA MISCONCEPTIONS AND HOLLYWOOD SEXISM The actress said she was thankful she "didn't live that way anymore.
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Even though the prevalence of autism is quite high, stigma and misconceptions around autism spectrum disorders still impact the community — especially when it comes to employment.
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As for yoga's potential to change misconceptions about partying and festival culture, DJ Drez believes the practice can help ravers cast aside their inhibitions—sans substances.
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We also welcome the opportunity to clarify some of the misconceptions in the report's description of the features and functionality of the Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF).
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While other models have corrected these misconceptions, their changes come at a cost, such as cutting into the oceans or distorting the continents into unnatural shapes.
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The mob provides us with spectacle after spectacle we may not even realize we've demanded—it forever recognizes our boundaries, our pleasures, our conceptions and misconceptions.
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In some organizations the grassroots wing and lobbying wing will have an adversarial relationship having the standard misconceptions of "astroturf" or "hired-gun" for one another.
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It's time we shed the negative stereotypes, unconscious cultural bias, and misconceptions associated with age and get real about what aging really looks like for us.
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One of the greatest misconceptions is that I get people to fly me out to all of these incredible places—but that is actually quite rare.
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The first episode shows Bryant calmly getting an abortion, correcting two popular misconceptions—that abortions are traumatic and that fat women don't have sex—at once.
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In his final years, Gordon set out to tell his own story, hoping to correct some misconceptions and complicate some simplifications about his life and music.
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Readers' responses to these articles taught me a lot about where Americans stand on race and economic inequality, and revealed the persistence of some painful misconceptions.
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But Alkermes' strategy has drawn attention from lawmakers and law enforcement officials concerned that it is encouraging misconceptions about Suboxone as it tries to promote Vivitrol.
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Ms. Chu, who is chairwoman of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, sent a letter to her colleagues last month urging them not to spread misconceptions.
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The problem — as Shtulman, a developmental psychologist, cogently explains — is that new knowledge doesn't erase old misconceptions the way a software upgrade deletes the previous code.
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Because I didn't want to surrender to her misconceptions, to affirm her assumptions about my abilities, to yield to her anxiety and make it my own.
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" EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström said in a blog post responding to the leak that there seems "to be quite a number of misconceptions floating around.
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One of the most common misconceptions about BDSM and kink sex is that people who enjoy it must have been victims of childhood abuse or trauma.
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It was clear to me, but not to many of my peers, that the community was still very much influenced by stereotypes and misconceptions about race.
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The idea that bisexual people are just going through a phrase is one of the most common misconceptions around bisexuality, according to the Human Rights Campaign.
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That has been the case during elections in the United States, Europe and elsewhere, as governments and voters have faced a flood of misconceptions and falsehoods.
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The series, consisting of 8- to 10-minute episodes, will also debunk common misconceptions about pregnancy — including dietary restrictions for expectant moms — and the postpartum experience.
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Narrator: Thankfully, despite the misconceptions, no matter what you use it for, there is a way to get a snapshot of the quality of CBD oil.
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Addressing these misconceptions is critical to understanding the importance of adoption for all children and working to reduce barriers standing in the way of their adoption.
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There is no clearer example of this than the misconceptions surrounding buprenorphine and methadone, which stave off withdrawal and cravings to stabilize a person's drug use.
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But he's still had to deflect some shame and misconceptions, like the sting of being judged by two partners when they all tested positive for an STI.
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Police response defended Mina and others defended the police response against what they said were misconceptions by some in the media and public about how events unfolded.
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"The reason I want to share this story is that I spent so long battling and beating myself up for my own misconceptions, and bigotry," he says.
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"I'm the only one with an actual real reason for coming on the show to meet somebody," he charged, asserting that viewers have misconceptions about his personality.
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They were a chance for the press secretary to deliver updates, clear up day-to-day misconceptions, and to take the temperature of the nation's top reporters.
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Alaska is often called "the last frontier" — and because of its geographical and cultural distance, there are a lot of misconceptions about it down on the mainland.
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Ahead, three of the women in the film speak about their experiences in the space program, from the misconceptions others have to what makes them unlikely employees.
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But for many people, there is still some mystery about what actually happens during these calls, and some misconceptions can keep people from picking up the phone.
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This is clearly where the visiting-writer legend began, and Mr. Walzer, who moved to a neighboring town in 2017, wanted to clear up some other misconceptions.
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He told fans that if they wanted to come into the film without any misconceptions or teases from the entertainment-industrial complex, they should avoid the trailer.
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A young woman in a man's world, she's found herself part of Bureh Beach Surf Club, a group countering sloppy misconceptions about this corner of West Africa.
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Grant Sabatier, author of "Financial Freedom: A Proven Path to All Money You Will Ever Need ", wants to dispel three money misconceptions that are holding you back.
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What are some common misconceptions about what Southern heritage is and what are some of the frustrations that you feel about assumptions that are made about it?
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Ahead, Weiner shares five 101-level lessons about climbing, from the most common misconceptions to how they can make the most of their time on the wall.
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But getting a handle on the prevailing, pervasive ideas that viewers have about different animal species, he says, could help wildlife organizations think about messaging and misconceptions.
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The idea that you could talk to a [virtual] advisor that would understand different misconceptions and arbitrary linguistics around it, that'll certainly come in the next decade.
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The palm oil industry, dominated by producers in Malaysia and Indonesia, believes Ferrero is playing an important role in addressing what it regards as misconceptions among consumers.
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We asked three health care providers on the front lines to share the most common misconceptions that drive them nuts—and to shed light on the truth.
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Of wider importance, is a need to address misconceptions about "overhead" and "fundraising" that pose a danger to the effectiveness of charities and the people they serve.
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"The public's misconceptions about reproductive coercion are rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding of relationship abuse and the cycle of violence that keeps people locked in," she said.
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Unfortunately, this bill is based on a set of common misconceptions and should be modified to ensure that private conservation in this country will continue to thrive.
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It's been historically difficult to extract these misconceptions about women in porn from mainstream attitudes, but that makes Olson's decision to speak out all the more important.
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We asked three health care providers on the front lines to share the most common misconceptions that drive them nuts—and to shed light on the truth.
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"I wanted to share the experiences of our student body, because many have misconceptions about what we're really like, due to Falwell's misusing his platform," said Wahl.
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Five Tech Myths People Still Believe We've come a long way in learning about the tech we buy, but these misconceptions persist — and may cost us money.
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The haunted, corpse-like image that he deposits across his childhood sketches is both a correction and rebuttal to a boy's misconceptions about war and its cost.
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Misconceptions in Oman around FGM included that it was good for a woman's health, stopped cancer, improved sex with her husband and made childbirth easier, she said.
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Some eating-related myths, misconceptions, and inaccuracies have been passed down through the ages, though the internet age has given rise to puzzling new falsehoods and diversions.
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In this case, the puppets are maligned and mistreated by humans; the entire film seems set up as a comment on misconceptions about puppet-on-puppet violence.
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Stroup also spoke about the growth of small satellites, what he sees as the biggest misconceptions about the satellite industry, and the association's efforts on Capitol Hill.
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They will also be played during training sessions with police to "shatter myths and misconceptions" about women who have been trafficked into the sex industry said Pandey.
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Rich people acquire assets — not liabilities they think are assetsOne of the major misconceptions so many have about rich people is that they all inherited their money.
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And the television show "Fresh Off the Boat," and the memoir off which it is based, have sought to explore and dispel the misconceptions the title breeds.
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Contrary to occasional misconceptions, most whitening toothpaste is safe and suitable for daily use, and quite effective when used as part of a larger oral care regimen.
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Nathalie Duroseau, a New York-based pediatrician and fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, said part of her job involves dispelling these misconceptions on a regular basis.
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Young women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers and engineering programs have taken to TikTok to address the misogyny, stereotyping, and constant misconceptions they face.
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As a top realtor, Kirman makes seven figures, but not all agents earn a ton of money — and that's one of the biggest misconceptions about the job.
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As a top realtor, Kirman makes seven figures, but not all agents earn a ton of money — and that's one of the biggest misconceptions about the job.
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Now that we have cleared up your mother's misconceptions about HPV and diet, I hope she can get onboard supporting you in the ways that you need.
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" According to Ben, the media plays a damaging role in shaping perceptions of non-binary people: "They run with half the facts, spreading myths and dangerous misconceptions.
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She also addressed common misconceptions about being a celebrity, revealing that she doesn't pay extra for buzzy restaurant reservations or own an infinite number of ball gowns.
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In a series of experiments by the Dartmouth College, subjects were given fake newspaper articles that confirmed widespread misconceptions, such as the existence of WMDs in Iraq.
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I fear we only ever made a tiny impact in the many misconceptions around the EU, let alone convince people that it could be a positive thing.
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We'll definitely get into the religious parallels, but first I want to clear up some misconceptions about the nature of these beliefs and the people behind them.
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" The box office performance of The Best Man Holiday in particular started a dialogue about the assumptions around these films that lead to these "surprise" big openings, assumptions that combine misconceptions about the rom-com with misconceptions about black films: that mainstream audiences don't show up to black films, and that, as one studio executive told Brown Sugar screenwriter Michael Elliot, "Love does not really resonate with black people.
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Armed with a laptop and a plane ticket, digital nomads say they've never been happier — and are quick to correct some misconceptions about their day-to-day reality.
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The report also worked to clarify some common misconceptions about ISIS terrorists, including the inaccurate claims that they have used the flow of refugees to enter the continent.
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At this point I've Googled Zika-related information often enough that the internet thinks I must be pregnant — and in every conversation I've had, I've corrected countless misconceptions.
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That's why I asked 12 startup founders from Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) to share which common misconceptions can trip you up and potentially create issues down the road.
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They're Completely FreeOne of the biggest misconceptions visitors have is that getting a FastPass will cost extra money: They're free for all guests with a valid park ticket.
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Here, Garn shares with BuzzFeed News a selection of pictures and words from his new book as well as his thoughts on why people have misconceptions of pigeons.
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He's one person, and there's examples of this all around us, but I think he did play on a lot of these misconceptions that the American public has.
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But with that added responsibility comes the need for tech chiefs to learn new leadership skills and rethink common misconceptions, like how important culture is to the workplace.
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They were also asked to choose adjectives that describe someone with psoriasis, such as "clean" or "dirty," and rate their beliefs about common myths and misconceptions around psoriasis.
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There are still misconceptions that addiction requires some sort of physical component — for example, physical dependence that causes withdrawal — or that physical dependence is conclusive proof of addiction.
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"Actually" is not just about an alleged assault, but about the larger misconceptions young people seem to have about how sex works and what it should feel like.
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We spoke to a few dedicated vegans about their experiences with dating meat eaters, and touched upon both common misconceptions and becoming vegan for the one you love.
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"Thus this mechanism is a step to reduce misconceptions in either side's military intention, although the probability of all-out war with North Korea is low," she said.
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In our present day, where skewed misconceptions about Islam in Europe is the norm, there is much Shakespeare can teach us about who and what we identify with.
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Although perceptions of freelancing are becoming increasingly positive as more professionals adopt this lifestyle, I find that there are still a host of misconceptions about this career path.
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Maddox: I think there are a lot of misconceptions about police officers—that they're not fair, that they are the authority figure that doesn't care about the individual.
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But others say Crown Prince Mohammed's spending habits and his corruption crackdown are separate issues, and those who conflate them might fuel misconceptions about public opinion Saudi Arabia.
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Still, Frame believes that one of the biggest misconceptions about his app is about the kind of information, all drawn from public data, that it pushes over alerts.
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A few hours later, after Gaudreau had thrashed Lincoln with a goal and an assist, the losing coach walked by again and this time he harbored no misconceptions.
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There are so many misconceptions in the midst of this obesity epidemic in America, and brands are terrified to be associated with anything related to a larger size.
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Any diet that supplies less "fuel" than you burn will do the trick, but with so many misconceptions about how weight loss works, few of us know why.
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"Over the years I&aposve learned that when building a disruptive product – especially within an underserved field such as women&aposs health — there&aposs going to be misconceptions."
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"I want to be informed about anatomy and consider myself an activist, so it's important that the museum is out here busting down misconceptions about vaginas," he said.
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Of all Obama's myriad security misconceptions, his unwillingness to speak honestly about the specific challenges of radicalization in the Islamic world was the most bizarre and self-defeating.
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We call these "misconceptions," but it's important to realize that these are also models, based on their life experiences, and that they must "make sense" to the student.
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"Free, Melania: The Unauthorized Biography," captures Trump as a nontraditional first lady at the center of many misconceptions around her fashion, family life, and priorities as first lady.
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You can have them identify misconceptions on their own, or choose from the list below: How can global warming be real if winter this year is so cold?
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"Widespread misconceptions exist regarding the safety and efficacy of flu shots," said Caitlin Oppenheimer, senior vice president of Public Health Research at NORC at the University of Chicago.
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"Widespread misconceptions exist regarding the safety and efficacy of flu shots," said Caitlin Oppenheimer, senior vice president of Public Health Research at NORC at the University of Chicago.
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He expressed hope that an emerging new generation of independent Arab filmmakers, including Cherien Dabis, Sam Esmail, Annemarie Jacir and Rolla Selbak, would help erode stereotypes and misconceptions.
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Editor's note: This is the second entry in our new series Is That a Thing*, in which we explore tech's biggest myths, misconceptions, and—every so often—actual truths.
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But a new survey suggests many people still avoid the flu shot because of misconceptions about how it works, including that the vaccine actually can give you the flu.
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But the 53-year-old actor—whose directorial debut, Breathe, hit theaters earlier this month—believes there are still plenty of misconceptions about one of filmmaking's most crucial innovations.
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If you've only ever experienced New York City through the lens of Friends reruns or Breakfast at Tiffany's, you've probably picked up some common misconceptions about the Big Apple.
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A 2016 study by the University of Virginia found that medical students had ridiculous — and potentially dangerous — misconceptions about black people, like that their nerve endings are less sensitive.
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So, to make it a little easier on us all, here are a few common questions and misconceptions about Ramadan that come our way — and the truth behind them.
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Given that today is World Diabetes Day, here are some other common misconceptions that you may have encountered, with helpful explanations from Dr. Kumar and the American Diabetes Association.
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"I want to shatter a lot off the misconceptions about sustainable materials and this preconceived notion that sustainability and luxury can't belong in the same sentence," she told Refinery29.
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Radio programmes where panels of experts, victims and local leaders answer calls from listeners about their concerns have helped to break down misconceptions and encourage people to get treatment.
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A May survey of 894 people conducted online by Assurant, a New York-based provider of property and casualty insurance coverage, found a number of misconceptions about renters policies.
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Some Republicans at the state level supported the ERA in both Illinois and Nevada, and its supporters hope that many of the myths and misconceptions about it have dissipated.
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He says people's misconceptions about their ability to jump back in when needed along with their misunderstanding of the technologies can lead them to become dangerously disengaged or complacent.
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Grossman added that another talking point used to support the misconceptions about fetal pain involve the rare events in which a fetus might need surgery and anesthesia is used.
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Lundquist admits that this is "much less consequential" when your behavior confirms astrological tropes and not, say, racist misconceptions others may have, but it's the same dynamic at play.
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To clarify some misconceptions — and, of course, to give women who have sex with other women some hot ideas — I rounded up a list of fun sex position suggestions.
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Following Louis-Dreyfus' announcement, some people on the internet misidentified Dreyfuss as social media users sent condolences on Twitter, forcing the 68-year-old actor to clear the misconceptions.
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When talking about human trafficking, it's essential to be well-informed to accurately represent the problem at hand — and that means we need to tackle these misconceptions head-on.
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One of the most common misconceptions about the industry, which sex workers and advocates are constantly trying to correct, is the conflation of consensual sex work with sex trafficking.
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But with the elaborate musical numbers, dance performances, and sharp-tongued jokes comes a whole host of misconceptions about what drag is and how queens ought to be treated.
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I think that's one of the biggest misconceptions about pregnancy and childbirth and childrearing: that somehow, the person who gave birth magically goes back to who they were before.
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Thibault — first shared her story with Love What Matters — says she was devastated by what she read, and was relieved when doctors cleared up some misconceptions about the illness.
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We welcome special guest Adam Conover from Adam Ruins Everything for a chat about Dark Souls, fairness in games, and how much fun it is to ruin common misconceptions.
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Breaking long held misconceptions, the Energy Department's report, a first-of-its-kind roadmap for future growth, hits the reset button on the current perception of hydropower in America.
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Quinn Slobodian provides exactly that in Globalists, showing how neoliberal ideas grew from particular historical circumstances to global influence, while also correcting certain misconceptions about neoliberalism's meaning and goals.
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Mr. Bentley, who complained about "a lot of errors and misconceptions and opinions" on social media, said a fuller account would someday put his behavior in a better light.
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First, I want to dispel some of the most common misconceptions people have, based on questions I get at parties: Does he have a big team working for him?
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The doubling of misconceptions about mental health issues and pregnancy alike serves to perpetuate the myth that conditions that originate "in our heads" can't have material, and severe, consequences.
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Or maybe, it's time to stop crowdsourcing misconceptions and start providing real answers to things like "Does going vegan really help climate change?" and "Where does lettuce come from?"
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A lot of that has focus on the health and wellbeing aspect of food which seems to have an awful lot of pretty ridiculous science and misconceptions spread about.
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Mr. Conover, a bookish-looking fellow, adopts a mildly irritating know-it-all character who pops up unexpectedly and divests actors in a skit of their long-held misconceptions.
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And — in hopes of generating as many clicks as possible, notwithstanding the philosophical significance — you'd put this in listicle form, laying out several misconceptions that Hamilton had implicitly dispelled.
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" When MUNCHIES asked Huston about any misconceptions some may have about the protests, she explained, "People aren't really educated around the reality that so many working families go through.
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Campaign coverage before the Iowa caucuses probably would have spread far fewer misconceptions if the political press corps had taken two-week breaks each time the news slowed down.
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I called her to talk about the misconceptions we have about protest movements and what she thinks the anti-Trump resistance can do to meaningfully change our political reality.
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While there is a lot of good financial advice available, there are also common misconceptions about how you should handle your money, especially as a business owner or entrepreneur.
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But Shribman's upbeat rundown of the misconceptions about plastic pollution—as well as the best ways to stem it—makes combating this pervasive problem seem a little less overwhelming.
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However, there are clear misconceptions about 401(k)s that appear to be holding many owners back from actually offering a retirement savings plan for their employees and themselves.
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While not all allegations are true, of course, starting from a position of not believing women who allege sexual assault reflects a widely held set of misconceptions and biases.
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As a top realtor, Aaron makes seven figures, but not all real estate agents earn a ton of money — and that's one of the biggest misconceptions of the job.
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It offers a space to have work shown to the public, in an effort to reduce misconceptions, as well as provide a venue where potential buyers can view artwork.
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"They have misconceptions about how severely they could be affected by a certain type of storm because they haven't experienced the worst of that type of storm," Baker said.
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It is not out of lack of interest but because, after the umpteenth time, I know that the discussion often sadly leads to worsening misconceptions about the mentally ill.
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The Justice Department and FBI have both expressed staunch opposition to the memo's release, citing potential misconceptions of internal processes and the possibility of exposing intelligence sources and methods.
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As you can see in the chart above, there are still many misconceptions about HIV and AIDS, and stigma can be a barrier to getting people diagnosed and treated.
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Ahead, learn some of the most common fat-sex misconceptions I've encountered, and why they're complete B.S. Fat People Will Break Their Partner Ask yourself: Do you have pain receptors?
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One of the main misconceptions about microneedling is that the punctures caused by the device can cause darkening of the skin, which is a valid concern, according to Dr. Hartman.
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Though, one of the best characteristics among them is the way the writing works to dispel commonly-held misconceptions about the disorder through casual dialogue without ever feeling heavy-handed.
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Beyond 'Namaste' Although I've never personally experienced controversy teaching yoga to children, as a yoga trainer in professional sports, I have encountered pushback due to religious implications and other misconceptions.
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"I decided to share my story because I think the way people talk about abortion tends to be based on misconceptions about who they're really talking about," she tells PEOPLE.
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Kanja says misconceptions of what actually constitutes sexual violence are rife, explaining that the concept of consent is confused by deep-rooted, steadfast traditions that men are owners of women.
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Some staffers also believed misconceptions, the most prominent being that water should be given in case of an allergic reaction, something that does not work "at all," according to Loerbroks.
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Dan Grover, an American who works as a WeChat product manager in China, recently made this point in an essay that clears up any misconceptions about how WeChat really works.
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Mitchell hopes the bill will also encourage schools and businesses alike to help foster inclusivity and diversity — and put an end to misconceptions about what hairstyles can be considered professional.
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The 2017 issue is out this week, and just to get you in the mood, we've got the scoop from Day on the misconceptions about putting together the sexy shoots.
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Judging by the comments and reader emails Gizmodo got about our article on the device, it's clear there are plenty of misconceptions and concerns about using neurostimulation to treat ADHD.
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Moritz, an investor in Chinese start-ups, said that Western companies have misconceptions about the Chinese market and think they can just crack the territory as easily as other regions.
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One of the most common misconceptions when it comes to pets and natural disasters is that if a pet owner has to evacuate, his pets will be safe at home.
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Influenced by inward and outward perceptions, each is using their art to explore identity and femininity, challenge misconceptions about Muslim women, and redefine the unique narratives of the Muslim experience.
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One of the biggest misconceptions is that a weight loss or diet program could cause a negative relationship with your pet — and that couldn't be more far from the truth.
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A spokeswoman for IARC told Reuters that Chaffetz's letter contained "misconceptions" which IARC's director, Chris Wild, has sought to address in a letter of his own to the NIH director.
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But portraying the root problem as the outdated misconceptions of an ill-informed rabble, rather than the decisions of the policy elite, is actually the vice that produced that problem.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is, supposedly, an educator and a populariser of science; it's his job to excite people about the mysteries of the universe, communicate information, and correct popular misconceptions.
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If you want to search online you still have to wade through a lot of misconceptions, and it's really tricky to know if you can always trust what you're reading.
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As a result, "Dealing with myths and misconceptions remains my key challenge," she writes in a statement for the Gates Institute's 120 Under 40 initiative to celebrate reproductive health advocates.
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Just seeing what the word mindfulness means in a Buddhist context — and dispelling misconceptions about the meaning — points to a particular way of confronting the challenge of Trump and Trumpism.
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This kind of "other" treatment also harkens to the darkest days of the epidemic, when stigma and misconceptions greatly hampered our ability to respond to a public health crisis effectively.
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According to activist Ruby Corado, founder of multicultural LBGTQ non-profit Casa Ruby, one of the biggest misconceptions is that most kids are missing for an extended amount of time.
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It could be aided by some misconceptions, though: More than half of people, for example, think they'd be able to keep their health insurance plan under the single-payer system.
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Witnessing this discrepancy first-hand was one reason why she was inspired to create a video series with Bayer, which dispels some common misconceptions about IUDs in a lighthearted way.
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"Widespread misconceptions exist regarding the safety and efficacy of flu shots," Caitlin Oppenheimer, senior vice president of public health research at NORC at the University of Chicago, said in December.
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They can project their biases and misconceptions onto students, and instead of awareness and acceptance blossoming from the classroom, it can become a place where diverse personalities and perspectives wither.
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This letter is replete with inaccurate statements, misconceptions and factual errors, including a fundamental misunderstanding of the relationship between the VIX Index, VIX futures and volatility ETPs, among other things.
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Tasked to train See's sighted cast members playing characters who are blind, Strechay began the blindness training on set with lessons on education and awareness to address misconceptions about blindness.
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"I think one of the prevailing misconceptions is that after 10 years everything is going to collapse," said Sonali McDermid, an assistant professor of environmental studies at New York University.
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"My brother was well aware of the danger posed to young black men due to the misconceptions about color that seem particularly pronounced among the law enforcement community," Jean said.
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Among the many misconceptions the #MeToo movement has exposed is the fallacy that deviance was bound to be mitigated, or even expunged, with the arrival of the open-floor plan.
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To clear up any misconceptions about whether she exposed her vagina in the photo, Cardi stripped down to her birthday suit to treat her Instagram followers to a NSFW anatomy lesson.
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"It just always reveals to me how many misconceptions and what a misunderstanding there is about what feminism is," said the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and pioneer of the #HeForShe campaign.
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Here's an overview of some of the most enduring workout myths and misconceptions, as well as the real science that can help you meet your fitness goals in a healthy way.
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Learn about harmful myths and misconceptions that need to be debunked, the violence against trans women of color, and the needs of the trans community in your city, county, and state.
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In a letter of his own, Engel reiterated the legal reasoning his office had relied on in the memo and refuted a number of "misconceptions" that he said the IGs had.
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To break down these misconceptions, we've assembled a list of 5003 common myths about pre-seed and share what's behind our passion for feeding the ideas of tomorrow's next great companies.
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Websites, discussion boards, and online pharmacies have popped up to fill-in where medical professionals have lagged, though Safer said they're often plagued by misconceptions that get slowly corrected over time.
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One of the reasons that there's been some misconceptions in the media is the "clown world" meme, which is a very common white nationalist meme that popped up earlier this year.
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Misconceptions like these make it more difficult for survivors to defend themselves against attacks, and they can dissuade survivors from seeking emotional or legal counsel in the aftermath of an attack.
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" NHTSA's letter released on Wednesday said it remained "concerned that the report may leave the public with misconceptions regarding NHTSA's oversight of recalls in general, and the Takata recalls in particular.
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Bi women looking to explore their sexuality face unique challenges, from the slow disappearance of the lesbian bar to misconceptions and stigma around their identity, which still reign large in 2016.
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I see philosophers of science as public intellectuals who speak up for science, and rectify common misconceptions or uninformed judgments that may feed into political lobbies, agendas and ultimately policy-making.
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" In response to the suit, Qualcomm told CNBC that the FTC's complaint is based on "flawed legal theory, a lack of economic support and significant misconceptions about the mobile technology industry.
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Picard said there have been a lot of misconceptions about the details of his proposal -- more specifically, the details about exactly when the city would leave an overdosed user without aid.
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The program challenged Hollywood and advertisers to think about diversity in their storytelling, debunk stereotypes and misconceptions about STEM, and help underrepresented groups find role models in science and technology fields.
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One of the most common misconceptions about risk tolerance is that it fluctuates based on how an investor feels about what's happening in the market at any given time, said Nunnally.
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