Their myth is an alien myth, frankly a Russian myth.
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But one persistent myth isn't really a myth at all.
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Maybe the myth of democracy is just that — a myth.
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The myth of the Noble Savage remains exactly that — a myth.
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That's a comforting, Protestant-tinged myth, but it is a myth.
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When faced with a choice between myth and reality, most take the myth.
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The myth of the law abiding illegal alien is just that: a myth.
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Fat-burning fat exists but might not be the key to weight loss The grand majority of people we surveyed still believed these myths (Myth 1: 85 percent, Myth 2: 94 percent, Myth 3: 85 percent, Myth 4: 61 percent)!
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But making them flesh-eaters, that combined the werewolf myth with the zombie myth.
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The myth of race is the biggest, most dangerous myth we have ever created.
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So this conventional myth that everyone needs eight hours is just that — a myth?
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" In his essay "Myth Today" (1957), Barthes proposes that, "the best weapon against myth is perhaps to mythify it in its turn, and to produce an artificial myth.
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But Phelps' officiousness and willingness to believe the American myth—his own myth—blindsided him.
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SHARMAN The Frankenstein myth is in every artist's DNA, as it's the myth of creation.
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The myth of alligators thriving in New York City's sewers is just that, a myth.
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The gathering myth is an alternative myth — one that has the advantage of being true.
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They're gateways into this world of myth, especially Homeric myth, that can be initially kind of intimidating.
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Knowing that the myth itself involves choices we can disagree about keeps that myth from becoming religion.
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Ahead, the best experts in the biz break down exactly why the myth is just that: a myth.
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But it's also important to remember that the myth of the false accusation is just that: a myth.
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America is the ultimate myth, and the borders of this myth shift as the idea of America shifts.
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"The myth of a single person in charge taking control and running this is a myth," Fugate argued.
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The Beauty Myth for Boys One of the biggest myths about the beauty myth is that it's female.
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What fuels that kind of myth, and how is that myth perpetuated with the regular celebration of Christopher Columbus?
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"It shows that the myth of a highly secure jihadi underground, is exactly that: It's a myth," he said.
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That myth, much like the myth that a stock market crash caused the Great Depression of 2202, is incorrect.
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"This myth that, you know, American workers were flocking to certain jobs are just that: a myth," contends Tillis.
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Because the "illegal voters" myth is in part an immigration myth, the Trump administration can actually go further than that.
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The problem is that people often don't see the myth of meritocracy as a myth; they really believe in it.
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Using myth-based fear-mongering and race-baiting, NRA leadership perpetuated the myth that Obama was planning to confiscate guns.
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The myth of the land of opportunity where people pull themselves up by their bootstraps is just that -- a myth.
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There is a longstanding myth that Black women do not sell magazines – a myth the fashion industry has maintained for decades.
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It understands the simple power of myth, but it also understands how to feed us that myth in a modern era.
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Myth 272.9: Women aren't negotiating wellThis myth deals with direct pay discrimination, which is a major contributor to the pay gap.
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"The myth that south Texas is conservative is just that, a myth," Cisneros said in an interview this month in Laredo.
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What it does tell us is that the myth of immunity, when it comes to superteams, is just that, a myth.
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The myth that the lone hero succeeded because they managed to pull themselves up by the bootstraps is just that — a myth.
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And the myth that the public will not tolerate changes and cuts to those programs at all is just that -- a myth.
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The marketing of Sage Northcutt has been an exercise in self-evident celebrity, in myth making without ever really conveying the myth.
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Given the choice between Mr. Gatti's version and the myth of Elena Ferrante, most of her readers seem to prefer the myth.
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A devious and manipulative person, Bundy created a myth of himself as charismatic, handsome, and smart: A myth that, arguably, still endures today.
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Myth 280.5: When you control for education, there's no pay gapThis myth suggests that when women attain higher levels of education, the gap disappears.
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While Apple might have a good story about having been founded in a garage, the true founding myth of Apple is the myth of genius.
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A few minutes later, another speaker stated that people have been merely "honoring the myth" of Columbus, a myth that mixes fiction and historical fact.
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"We as Americans build up a myth of our country, and a lot of times, we don't want to look behind that myth," he added.
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There are so many aficionados that will say, "Well, that's not how that happened"—this is our interpretation of the myth, and the myth keeps growing.
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Myth 183: Women choose low-paying careersThis myth implies that if women were smarter about the demands of the labor market, the wage gap wouldn't exist.
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"The myth of the Great Patriotic War is the founding myth of contemporary, post-1991 Russia," said Serhii Plokhii, a Russian-born history professor at Harvard.
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Aaron Carroll, the health-myth buster over at the New York Times, traced the origins of this particular medical myth in a 2007 paper in the BMJ.
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That myth is just as important to the sport's survival as the myth that a decent amount of the players have a legitimate shot at the NFL.
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Myth of American Exceptionalism Second, beyond campaign mechanics and candidates, the Democratic Party has promoted, and continues to embrace, the great bi-partisan myth of American exceptionalism.
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MYTH: Raw eggs are a better source of protein than cooked ones MYTH: All eggs must be refrigeratedMYTH: Brown eggs have more nutritional value than white eggs
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"I think there's this myth that South Texas is very conservative and that is a myth that people like Cuellar are benefiting from," Cisneros told VICE News.
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If the Silicon Valley creation myth starts in Steve Jobs's garage (now a designated historic site), the creation myth on campuses starts at M.I.T.'s Building 20.
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"The most dangerous myth that we have bought into as a society is not the myth that climate isn't changing or that humans aren't responsible," she said.
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She herself later swallowed the flattering illusion that she had always been ideologically consistent, to feed the Iron Lady myth—but it is just that, a myth.
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In this story from April, Daniel Engber dives into debunking with "meta-skeptic" Mike Sutton, who busted a myth about a myth about why Popeye loves spinach.
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The "missionary myth" I grew up with originally developed alongside the frontier myth in America — in both, a rugged individual sets off to conquer a new world.
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Ridley Scott's 1991 Thelma & Louise is a version of the Bonnie and Clyde myth, and three years later Quentin Tarantino revisited that myth again in Natural Born Killers.
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Randy Roberts: There's always a tendency to glamorise the lives of historical figures; and today we have the myth of Malcolm X and the myth of Muhammad Ali.
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But perhaps most importantly, the perpetual presence of conservative political books on the bestseller list creates an enduring myth — the myth of popular support for these conservative personalities.
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That myth of excessive confidence as good leadership applies to leaders of all experience levels, but it&aposs a myth that can be especially harmful to new leaders.
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Ford's tweets touch on how widely accepted and deeply culturally entrenched the myth is, but only scrape at the surface of how the data doesn't match the myth.
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"You couple the myth of 'natural is better,' with the myth of 'chemicals are bad,' and it creates a dichotomy that allows this kind of behavior to seem sensible."
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However, as Vox's German Lopez pointed out, the myth persists because it is based on misunderstandings of data: New York Times columnist Charles Blow previously took on this myth.
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Debunking the myth that women are less likely than men to ask for a salary raise: It's a myth that women ask for smaller raises because they lack confidence.
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We need to correct the myth that all Catholics and all Christians believe one thing or another, and especially when it comes to abortion access that myth is completely false.
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She explained to us that oil production and skin hydration are two separate things, and the myth that oiliness should be combated with extra hydration is just that: a myth.
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"This myth of the genius artist, the modernist myth of the man genius, has faded," said Ms. Croitoru, the author of "Brancusi, an Afterlife" and the curator of the exhibition.
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So why has this myth stuck around, particularly in very conservative religious circles — like the Family Research Council, an anti-LGBTQ group that continues to promote this myth on its website?
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"There is a myth running around that lots of people aren't in equities, there is a myth running around there is lots of cash hanging around on the sidelines," he said.
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But APPC has tracked news coverage of the suicide myth since 82553, comparing the number of newspaper stories that support the myth versus those that debunked it in the Nexis database.
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"You couple the myth of 'natural is better,' with the myth of 'chemicals are bad,' and it creates a dichotomy that allows this kind of behavior to seem sensible," Caulfield said.
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The BBC last year referred to "the myth of the stiff upper lip," but it is neither myth nor cliché to observe that the spirit of indomitability is a British birthright.
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" She continues: "I don't think it is a myth.
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" Candace Owens calls the GOP's Southern Strategy "a myth.
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Those works laid the foundation for many of Stone's recurring interests as a filmmaker: violence and iconography, myth-making and myth-busting, driven antiheroes whose lives expose the hypocrisy of their enemies.
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Still, the myth remains prominent — to the point that the Obama administration felt compelled to release guidelines that make it clear acting on this myth could have very serious repercussions for schools.
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"Warhol was a myth when he was alive, and he's even more of a myth now," said Donna De Salvo, deputy director and senior curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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And then as time passes you forget the context in which you heard the myth - in this case during a debunking - and are left with just the memory of the myth itself.
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When Leslie Jamison was a student at the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, she fell in love with the myth of the alcoholic writer: the myth that liquor fed, not poisoned, great writing.
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When Castro passed away earlier this month, plenty of people still believed the myth that he himself had once been a promising pitching prospect, a myth Castro did not exactly try to dispel.
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Bridges is the Tommy Lee Jones equivalent, a lawman well past his era, but still hanging on to the myth of fighting outlaws, just as Tanner hangs onto the myth of being one.
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"We are hoping that our results will go a long way to dispel the 'sugar rush' myth, a myth that has been very resistant to scientific evidence speaking against it," Mantantzis tells me.
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Third thing was there's a myth, and it's I think a very perilous myth, that the reason that women become lesbians is because of sexual trauma, a fear and a hatred of men.
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That's a dangerous myth that needs to be cleared up.
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Myth 5: U.S. pressure on Egypt simply does not work.
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Another big myth is that people choose to be homeless.
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No artistic representations of the Pygmalion myth survive from antiquity.
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There's just a real myth around it but I'll try.
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It's just a myth, and one that particularly galls Mikkelson.
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The red envelope custom is ancient and rooted in myth.
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But the Ted Bundy of America's consciousness is a myth.
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"I think I did away with that myth," she said.
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In doing so, she dispelled a common myth about pregnancy.
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Myth: Puzzles and games are great workouts for your brain.
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Koreans, who call it Mount Paektu, have a similar myth.
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So I hope that myth will be laid to rest.
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But the ethnic purity of Britain's royals is a myth.
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It plays tantalising into the myth of Jean "the seductress".
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Why do so many people believe in the Tuesday myth?
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They're selling this story, this myth, this history and tradition.
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In the past, it's even been regarded as a myth.
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Myth #4: Chatbots should trick you into thinking they're human!
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The man behind the myth emerges as an amiable perfectionist.
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Myth 7: Bouncing babies will cause them to be bowlegged.
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Myth 9: Picking up a crying baby will spoil them.
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Hammond: I get paged about this myth all the time.
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Myth 15: Playing classical music can make your baby smarter.
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Repeating a myth over and over doesn't make it true.
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People think that farmers like DST, but that's a myth.
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Much of the story, sadly for his legend, is myth.
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That is the myth, erected posthumously by the Conservative Party.
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But there's a reason why this myth persists, Facebook claims.
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Like all great lovers, Diego's story is shrouded in myth.
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There's so much myth and stigma around using sex toys.
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Happy 37th to the woman, the myth, and the legend.
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"Myth: "It's terrible that AIs will take all our jobs.
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" At the time he also wrote "'Transgender' is a myth.
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The idea of the individual, rational citizen is a myth.
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Luckily, this myth, like most myths, lends itself to abstraction.
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Nor was Europe a big part of the national myth.
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Myth No. 7: You Just Have to Accept Jet Lag.
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The purification myth is not the exclusive purview of Salafists.
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Remember, it's a myth that someone can thrive on stress.
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That's not the path he plotted, the myth he's selling.
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Myth #4: The FAFSA only affects my federal student aid.
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The "whole fiber thing is a myth," he tells me.
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Try a Little Sweetness Myth: dry is synonymous with quality.
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But this myth keeps getting harder for him to justify.
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That range, from primal myth to science fiction, is representative.
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The myth has been debunked by many over the years.
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I'll give you an example myth because very ... Go ahead.
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It's better, because it's real and not a marketing myth.
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This myth is not confined to the United States, though.
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Staver's paintings are theatrical retellings of myth, an imaginative intervention.
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I think the idea of safe space is a myth.
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Unfortunately for Trump and Co., the myth isn't quite true.
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The myth and the legend will live on forever pic.twitter.
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The myth of the irresponsible welfare recipient just doesn't apply.
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"It's a myth that introverts are better listeners," Lin says.
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And it's a myth that women aren't interested in it.
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And nowhere is the gap between myth and reality more
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Myth 2: It's A Medicine A common question Trout gets?
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Whether that's fact or myth, the West's negative reaction to
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Yet, the myth of the Sandinistas as moderate reformers persisted.
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He is a creature of myth, defined by his actions.
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But over this foundation grew a thick layer of myth.
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The myth supported racist policies and has done lasting damage.
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The progressive notion of a Dixiecrat switch is a myth.
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MYTH: These migrants are trying to enter the US illegally.
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I think it's a persistent myth about the 2016 election.
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Here's what you need to know about the frontrunner myth.
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"Any myth should be clearly labeled as such," Omer writes.
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Myth 223: Pregnant women need to eat twice as much.
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Myth 14: Dyeing your hair is harmful for the baby.
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Myth 15: There are simple tricks to overcome morning sickness.
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Myth 18: Pregnant women should sleep on their left side.
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At this point, the myth is bigger than the man.
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Those who believe it is have fallen for the myth.
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I would even extend it to my interest in myth.
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Myth: Fat on my plate equals fat on my body.
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Myth of veganism But why shouldn't veganism be more accessible?
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Sunscreen myth No. 2: I can get a healthy tan.
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Lee as creator of the Marvel Universe was a myth.
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Myth: A good pushup or plank includes a "booty pop."
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Myth: We don't know what caused the dinosaurs' mass extinction.
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Myth: The food pyramid is the gold standard of nutrition.
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It is a myth that Trump is a Teflon President.
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Myth 1: Your baby sleeps best in a silent room.
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Myth 23: You should never wake a sleeping baby. Nope.
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Myth: If you're turned on, you'll be able to climax.
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Myth: Being exposed to cold air can cause a cold.
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Shutdown myth #4: Schumer offered Trump funding for the wall.
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Hanebrink argues, this myth animated anticommunists from Winston Churchill and
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There's a lingering myth that beauty and politics can't coexist.
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Such practical considerations, however, do not make for powerful myth.
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"Myths nourish science, and science nourishes myth," Mr. Rovelli says.
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" The Department of Homeland Security said in a "myth vs.
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One day it might be described as an urban myth.
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Rather, it's why GOP candidates find this myth so appealing.
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The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays, Albert Camus 7.
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Watching it almost feels like a myth on the screen.
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It is a myth that disasters are nature's great equalizers.
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Douthat's column merely repeats the old myth with new examples.
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WE BUSTED THE MYTH THAT FOLIAGE WILL SHUT IT DOWN.
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"It's the Great Canadian Myth on display," one activist said.
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Myth: Eating certain foods will make your vagina smell good.
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Myth: Natural tampons and pads are better for your vagina.
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Myth: Taking a daily probiotic will definitely prevent yeast infections.
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Myth #4: If they work from home, employees won't work
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" The Fairbairns are hardly alone in buying into this "myth.
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The Times article didn't singlehandedly create the Rosa Parks myth.
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It unfolds with a mix of aphorism, fantasy and myth.
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It's alla myth, this growing up thing, a close call.
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The myth of the war photographer is hard to dispel.
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But "The End of the Myth" has a shadow theme.
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It isn't a female fantasy or a "hysterical" feminist myth.
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It's about convincing myself that transcendence isn't always a myth.
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Forget the "eight hours of sleep is a must" myth
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But like creationism, the myth of noncitizen voting won't die.
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Also like myth, sport requires a great suspension of disbelief.
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But it's no myth: It's very real, and utterly accessible.
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The "à la king" preparation is loaded in origin myth.
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MYTH: There's beaver butt secretions in your vanilla ice cream.
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MYTH: Everyone should drink eight glasses of water a day.
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Richard Cizik used to believe climate change was a myth.
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The myth is yours to believe in or to deny.
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Their conversations are further framed by an indigenous origin myth.
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WHO is providing myth busters on its social media channels.
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The myth of Sanders' turnout boom Sanders promises new voters.
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First of all, the "race to 22021G" is a myth.
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Krystal Ball debunks the myth of the Bernie Bro. Hill.
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Why puncture a myth when you can pump it up?
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So where did the myth of the runaway convention arise?
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Scripture is made up of myth, of poetry, of history.
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Myth: White men are more likely to be serial killers.
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It's a myth, the country of the rights of man.
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In such cases, the utopian narrative gets replaced by myth.
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Well, here to dispel that nonsense myth is Lindy West.
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The myth of the Islamic State's invincibility has been shattered.
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He chose Tom White, a Texan myth of a man.
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Myth: People who like BDSM are sexual deviants and freaks.
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The reality is the pay gap is math, not myth.
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The valor of separatism, after all, is our founding myth.
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Myth: Your hair and skin look better when you're pregnant.
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Myth: There are ways to predict your exact due date.
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" Or: "No fact ever killed off a myth, they say.
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MYTH: Drinking bleach will cure ailments including cancer and autism.
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MYTH: Kids need to diet to curb the obesity epidemic.
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MYTH: "Chicken pox parties" are a safe alternative to vaccines.
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Fung says it's a myth that fasting leaves you famished.
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To be fair, it might be a myth we need.
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Such politics explodes the myth of insurmountable and immutable partisanship.
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Myth 2900: The steel industry in the U.S. is uncompetitive.
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Myth: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
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Myth: Artificial sweeteners are better for you than regular sugar.
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I don't know of the CIA using the alien myth.
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MYTH: Nicotine causes cancer Nicotine itself is not a carcinogen.
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"He was already a myth to black artists," Sussman recalls.
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The country has lived past the end of that myth.
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Why has the death panel myth had such staying power?
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Here are some myth busters about the gender wage gap.
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This is a big myth about the White House, right?
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If pro wrestling is myth reassembled, these were your goddesses.
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From the moment of the disbanding, however, the myth expanded.
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Still, these stories and the myth they perpetuate really matter.
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In an interview with GQ, Tyler is debunking that myth.
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Nakagawa recording sound as part of a show currently up at the Getty Villa, "myth Not Myth"Nakagawa says he'll explore what he calls a "regional vernacular" that determines how people use LA's streets.
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The myth of the unbiased public servant is just that — a myth — and it is inevitable that managers will allow their own opinions to seep through in the ways they use other people's money.
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The success of the Fast and Furious franchise and Black Panther abroad just serves as more evidence that the long-held myth that whiteness is all that viewers abroad want is simply that — a myth.
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As the POLITICO piece pointed out, she knows, for instance, that the overconsumption myth, or the idea that profligate spending is the reason so many people are in financial trouble is just that—a myth.
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I like Mr. Arbesfeld's debuting of SCIENCE FAIR, PSYCHED OUT and URBAN MYTH, although my brain really wanted it to be "urban legend," which prevented me from thinking of MYTH until I solved the crossings.
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It's clear by now, after more than a year of video after video, myth after myth, that whoever Zardulu is, she is or they are genuinely committed to the artistic project of the Zardulu manifesto.
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As such, the popular idea that all men are either gay or straight and nothing in between appears to be a myth—a myth that we should finally put to bed once and for all.
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In fact, this myth often hurts their chances of finding homes.
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Cumulatively, "Overdetermined System" is a psychedelic retelling of Mexico's founding myth.
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Myth: Title II regulations haven't reduced infrastructure investment and broadband deployment.
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Many blessings for the man, the myth, the legend: The Rock.
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" Read Gates' full review of "The Myth of the Strong Leader.
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And then he lowers the boom: Such was the myth, anyway.
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Alas, the rebellious FCC employees in this case are a myth.
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That said, this particular urban myth plays heavy on my mind.
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The myth traveled to ancient Anatolia, Syria, Israel, Egypt and Greece.
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" Cyrus, 26, was quick to squash that myth writing, "Mine does!
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For him, the exploding of the myth is far more dangerous.
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The drawings exalt Willie's experience to the level of religious myth.
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Doctors and nurses sat at the tables, ready to myth-bust.
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He does care about myth, the stories people tell and why.
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MYTH: The earlier you book tickets, the more money you'll save.
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Myth: Running a marathon is the ideal way to get fit.
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Start with a myth—that China can bankrupt the American government.
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MYTH: People say they're bi because it's easier than being gay.
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While Blue Monday is merely a myth, the winter blues—a.k.a.
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The idea of a "universal patient" is a myth: Everybody's different.
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But what is repeatable, even bankable, is Apple's corporate myth-making.
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Where will the fans on which that myth was built be?
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He also engendered the myth that masturbation causes blindness and insanity.
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And that's how The Myth of the Nice Girl was born.
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Unsurprisingly, according to tarot experts, this is very much a myth.
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However, this myth seems baseless — for one, Nobel never even married.
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I've heard this is a myth to get customers into stores.
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Others suggest that AGI and anything beyond it is a myth.
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Fortunately, as this report will argue, the trap is a myth.
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There's always been a myth that brown faces don't sell copies.
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And myth, in this case, is just as plausible as reality.
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"" 'Islamophobia' is a silly myth put about by left-wing journalists.
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What was needed was a founding myth for a young nation.
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Yet the myth serves a useful purpose for the Communist Party.
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Myth No. 1: Jet Lag is Caused by Lack of Sleep.
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So I think of you as a kind of myth buster.
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I also think you may be buying into the foodie myth.
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It's a myth America has enjoyed telling about itself ever since.
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The CDC even has a page devoted to debunking the myth.
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It's the second major myth that created this Big Venture Formula.
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The myth paved the way for racial apartheid in the South.
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Yet, of course, the myth that PMS makes you volatile remains.
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The myth of the alcoholic writer seems decades out of date.
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Our myth that the future is bright is on the wane.
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Voter fraud is often framed as a scourge or a myth.
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"I want the myth to live in Blake's world," Georgeson said.
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It later dawned on me: Why would they believe this myth?
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This perpetuates the myth that the period is unworthy of study.
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There's a somewhat popular myth that porn drives forward all innovation.
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They even mention that one of the goals is myth busting.
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It seems less of an ancient myth than a modern reality.
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" Basically it's like that old myth "any publicity is good publicity.
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And it's based on a myth — an old one, at that.
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RIGHT NOW THAT IS MORE OF A MYTH THAN A REALITY.
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Still, the myth of solidarity was first to enter my mind.
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"Dangun is a myth," said Yeungnam University archaeologist Lee Chung Kyu.
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But Comey also has his own personal myth to attend to.
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Each myth has played out some time, somewhere in real life.
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Then he proceeded to push one big, beautiful myth after another.
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Aesthetics, contrary to modern myth, are not a frivolity or indulgence.
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But that myth has been cracking up for a while now.
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Famine and Fascism: The Ukrainian Genocide Myth From Hitler to Harvard.
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But the last week has eviscerated the myth of Trump's popularity.
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Myth 2: Barr believes the president cannot be charged with obstruction.
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Myth 5: Barr was selected to scuttle the special counsel investigation.
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This myth has been exposed and debunked by two recent studies.
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"I am pushing back on the myth," she told the panel.
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A: You have to let go of the myth of perfectionism.
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Myth 1: Trump's decision on Jerusalem killed the peace process. Hardly.
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Myth 4: They are going to college for free It depends.
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They may finally explode the myth of a monolithic Latino vote.
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MYTH: Most people who seek asylum in the US receive it.
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Myth: You need to drink a sports drinks after every workout.
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Myth: Get adventurous and eat what you want before race day.
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Myth: Eat whatever you want after a long run or race.
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Another myth about my father was his skill as a diagnostician.
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Myth 221: You can give a cold to your developing baby.
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Myth 19: Your hair and skin look better when you're pregnant.
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Myth 25: There are ways to predict your exact due date.
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Some cheeses come with a legend or myth behind their invention.
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Mr. Kobach is pushing the myth that voter cheating is rampant.
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"Only myth had any real pleasure left for him," Arjun observes.
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Myth: Neanderthals were dumb brutes who didn't mingle with Homo sapiens.
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Myth: Homo sapiens first emerged 200,000 years ago in east Africa.
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Pruitt being a champion for his own cause is a myth.
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It's a myth that force quitting apps will conserve battery life.
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"Society's become enamored by the romantic myth of creativity," he says.
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Acosta Danza's "Mitos" (Myth) season at Havana's National Theater from Feb.
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Shutdown myth #3: So, this shutdown is just like 2013, right?
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It read like a modern Greek myth of a hero's journey.
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There are no five stages of loss; it's just a myth.
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At this point ... it's more urban myth than a real thing.
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They're more interested in mining the myth and aesthetics of it.
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In every version of the wilderness myth, the object is escape.
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Everybody should read The Myth of Race by Robert Wald Sussman.
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They have been analyzing the "myth" of voter fraud for years.
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This movie is ostensibly based on the myth of Frau Perchta.
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" The suffering creative genius trope is "a myth, by and large.
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The real question here isn't whether this story is a myth.
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Welles still drags around that myth 33 years after his death.
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But this particular myth appears to pop up again and again.
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Myth No. 8: Only women can be victims of sexual violence.
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So where'd the myth of the subpar human nose come from?
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The urban myth of AIDS Mary took root at this time.
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MYTH: Always opt for cardio over strength training to lose weight.
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I'm sorry to say that this continues to be a myth.
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The force and the symbolism of myth pervade Moore's engrossing tale.
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Myth five: Work requirements won't save any money and are unpopular.
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The myth seems to stem from anecdotal reports about the phenomenon.
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Myth: You could induce labor if you have sex while pregnant.
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Myth: You need to clean inside your vagina with special products.
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What, then, explains the pervasive myth that green beans are vegetables?
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Myth: Black people don't get coronavirus Reality: Anyone can get coronavirus.
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This myth of racial purity was promoted to foster national unity.
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The characters of myth illustrate very human appetites, weaknesses and strengths.
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Myth #1: In-person interactions are necessary to drive business results
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Myth #3: Company culture will suffer and people won't feel connected
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Myth: There were multiple St. Valentines recognized by early Christian churches.
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The myth that Google humbled Microsoft on its own is wrong.
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"I think it's a myth this lifestyle is expensive," she says.
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The antiquated myth of the noble, yet poor, teacher must go.
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The most common myth says that Lilith was Adam's first wife.
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Why were we so willing to believe in this origin myth?
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" Myth and magic begin to creep into "The Sea, The Sea.
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We each concoct our own myth — that of who we are.
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Most of the world's great companies have a good creation myth.
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Kayte was more adamant ... straight-up saying it's all a myth.
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The myth of Trump electoral power will now start to melt.
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Despite the overwhelming evidence, why does the myth of heterogamy endure?
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The second myth is that of the subservient, hypersexual Asian woman.
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Between "Volk" and "Bevölkerung," myth and migration, Germany has sought itself.
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But his Myth Adventure series and Time Scout novels are fantastic.
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Hopinka's work often explores the interconnectedness of myth, heritage, and language.
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This beautiful novella retells a Chukchi myth about the first humans.
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MYTH: A juice cleanse will detoxify you after an eating binge.
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MYTH: Yogurt will help put your digestive system back in order.
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MYTH: Eating a lot of carrots gives you great night vision.
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Once again, President Trump has exposed a myth in American politics.
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It was a "Captain Queeg" moment when myth borders on madness.
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This is myth becoming madness MORE found "serious mistakes" by Comey.
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But it's more likely that the epidemic is simply a myth.
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The region's myth and its name emerged around the same time.
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I'm talking about movies, but this myth didn't originate in Hollywood.
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But how they responded to this is a myth that persists.
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The myth of Dunkirk reinforces the idea that Britain stood alone.
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The origin of Orlando is shrouded in both myth and legend.
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Because any story about your mother is part myth, isn't it?
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Statistically, the idea that women are less electable is a myth.
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Every time I see this myth retold as truth, I sigh.
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The myth continues to be used as evidence against institutional racism.
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The second myth is that the Wampanoag were feasting with friends.
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The myth of "designer babies" has become an emblem of misinformation.
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There's a myth that oil is not good for your skin.
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"It's a myth that automation destroys net job growth," he said.
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I can't say when, exactly, I began to question the myth.
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It's part of the myth that fashion tells itself about itself.
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Nobody knows, it's a myth, so there's no data behind it.
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The Exodus story has many virtues as an organizing national myth.
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This particular myth, like so many others, is laced with nostalgia.
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Myth: You can give a cold to a baby in utero.
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Myth: What you eat during pregnancy can influence the baby's palate.
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Myth: If you sit all day, you'll have a breech baby.
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" Kasulis accused the defense of promoting "the Myth of Martin Shkreli.
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" There's also an interactive exhibit called "Women at Work: Myth vs.
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The odd thing is that the Trump-Bannon myth is winning.
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To imagine the middle class, then, is to invoke a myth.
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If Keanu Were Your Boyfriend: The Man, the Myth, the WHOA!
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Myth: Detoxing is something your body can't do on its own.
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Myth: You can guess who's a top and who's a bottom.
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He traced the origin of this incorrect myth back through time.
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Such a story may be moving, but it's also a myth.
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Myth No. 85033: "Arms" includes handguns, rifles — and semi-automatic weapons.
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Myth: Being polyamorous makes you "slutty" and that is inherently bad.
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Myth: Polyamorous relationships have more pressure because they juggle multiple people.
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Myth: Diets or detoxes are the best way to lose weight.
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Myth: Women have affairs, not one-night stands, when they cheat.
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Myth: Lesbians just need the 'right man' to change their minds.
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This is the Great Myth that emanated from the Great Depression.
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By the late 281th century, the MoMA myth had lost credibility.
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For decades it embraced the myth of being a racial democracy.
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He is, again, deflating the myth that has grown around him.
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A quick Internet search for "Russian Reality TV" upends this myth.
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The death panel myth may finally be approaching its death knell.
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AI: Which myth of the artist is most interesting to you?
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It's a myth that has been really problematic and really destructive.
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In Italy, her myth is also intertwined with the Christmas story.
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New York Times columnist Charles Blow previously took on this myth.
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And many white Northerners were eager to buy into the myth.
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Just look at his musings on wind turbines: Unlike some of Trump's other beliefs, this is at least a myth in wide circulation, but it's still a myth—bird deaths due to turbines are relatively rare.
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" Reflecting on the parangolés and his involvement with the Mangueira samba school, Oiticica described dance as "the definitive step in the search of myth, a renewal of this myth and its new foundation within my art.
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The book opens with the early history of the uncut diamond and tries to disentangle its provenance from the web of sinister myth that surrounds it (myth Wilkie Collins used in his 1868 novel, "The Moonstone").
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There was the odd contribution, now and then, but nothing and no one so committed to this project, that of breaking down, myth below myth, the genre of fantasy and remaking it, story behind story, back up.
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" The agency enacted a preemptive strike against critics with a "Myth vs.
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Because contrary to the popular myth out there, bats are not blind.
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"We've got to start getting tough," Trump said after sharing the myth.
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Myth: Title II regulations are good for free speech and free expression.
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The exhibition "Golem", about the myth of artificial life, was his idea.
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" The tragic mulatto has now morphed into another myth -- the "magic mulatto.
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It dates back to the ancient Greek myth of Jason and Medea.
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" However, another source denies the allegation, calling the letter "an urban myth.
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Do companies no longer need the public markets or is that myth?
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MYTH: Tuesday is the cheapest day of the week to purchase tickets.
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MYTH: Layovers are a nuisance ― and should be avoided at all costs.
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MYTH: Your browsing history doesn't matter when it comes to buying tickets.
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Samsung's foldable phone myth is (painfully) slowly turning into an actual product.
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Myth: Sit-ups are the best way to get 6-pack abs.
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Myth: It takes at least two weeks to get 'out of shape.'
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Myth #2: Most immigrants illegally crossing the US-Mexico border are Mexican.
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Everything Ruth did was wrapped up tight in a layer of myth.
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Myth #1: Men have to be aggressive and horny all the time.
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For 70 years the October Revolution served as the founding Soviet myth.
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MYTH: Affirmative action is about giving preferential treatment to people of color.
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The misconception that pups are colorblind is actually a major dog myth.
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Another myth is that the internet — and in particular sites like backpage.
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A common myth is that hiring managers always favor one-page resumes.
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His second escape 17 months later turned him into a near myth.
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As her grudgingly affectionate sons eventually realize, where there's myth, there's life.
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"American Experience" examines the making of the myth of Bonnie and Clyde.
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There's just one problem: The whole controversy is based on a myth.
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"Our data debunks that myth and shows recruiters what really motivates millennials."
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But that charter has become part of an important, iconic, political myth.
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Throw out the myth that boys are better than girls at engineering.
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Self-control is a myth anyway, so just don't bother with it.
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The nearly 100-year saga of murder, mystery and myth lived on.
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Even Star Trek itself hasn't always been immune to this pernicious myth.
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Myth 5: Babies should be sleeping through the night by three months.
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Pressman: The myth is that it's the toy making the baby smarter.
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Hammond: This is certainly a myth, especially in the beginning of life.
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Myth 16: A newborn's length will tell you how tall they'll be.
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Some of Wheeler's myth-busting arguments: Security is about more than Huawei.
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The myth of the bus is at least several election cycles old.
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This ancient myth raises several surprisingly modern-sounding questions about Talos's nature.
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Houseguests have chased the myth of the sneaky poop for too long.
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If nothing else, we all learned that self-control is a myth.
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The "popular myth" of their demise is just that, says Mr Chowfla.
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Medically speaking, however, the concept of an 'intact' hymen is a myth.
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But the myth does not yet quite equal up to the man.
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He saw a myth busters that he could use a fire extinguisher.
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"I, Tonya" replaces an old myth with a lively and topical one.
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As for the myth that emergency contraception pills will make you infertile?
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The party is not as monolithic as myth would have it, either.
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One longstanding myth is that sex is as good as moderate exercise.
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In this iteration of the myth, Ariana Grande is the she-wolf.
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That turns out to be a myth—frogs are smarter than that.
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He also said this punctures the myth of what the program was.
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"She restores myth and histories, the untold and the forgotten," she says.
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It's a common myth that acne just magically disappears as we age.
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There's something darkly alluring about the myth of the seasonal suicide increase.
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And yet, that is partly a hip-hop myth deployed by gatekeepers.
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Recently, the myth of Facebook listening to conversations has regained the spotlight.
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We're seeing all the reasons why that is, in fact, a myth.
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Finally, early 20th century myth ran up against late 20th century science.
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I gave Star Crossed Myth a try — a highly recommended Voltage game.
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His first book, "The Myth of the Meritocracy," was published in 2016.
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Some have claimed the lone wolf phenomenon is nothing but a myth.
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The true story, of course, was far more complicated than the myth.
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Lemmy the man, or the myth, had many stories attached to him.
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"That's the myth about deregulation, that it reduces the burden," said Perdue.
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Sadly, this popular (and actually pretty sweet) belief is definitely a myth.
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The man, the myth, John Legend, has his fair share of awards.
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But what Saujani calls the "brogrammer" myth has prevailed in pop culture.
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It's just that the myth has grown and changed into something else.
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Media bias is a myth only held by some on the right?
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For all our shortcomings, the post-American Middle East remains a myth.
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But conservatives aren't the only ones to blame for perpetuating this myth.
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Some members of the public have also bought into the "stealing" myth.
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So we make the mystery human-scale with story, ritual and myth.
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If the Ninety-five Theses sprouted a myth, that is no surprise.
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Eat There is a myth explaining how blancmange acquired its Arabic name.
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Myth 4: Barr thinks an attorney general takes orders from the president.
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MYTH: If you're not pregnant, you don't need to visit the gynecologist
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MYTH: If you're vaccinated against HPV, you can skip your Pap test
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The idea that there is an all-encompassing diet is a myth.
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It's an extension of the 19th-century myth of the mound builder.
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However, contrary to myth, dark urine does not necessarily mean you're dehydrated.
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Myth 3: Trump's Jerusalem decision doesn't change the status of the city.
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To be clear, there isn't, and this myth has been repeatedly debunked.
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It's high time that public officials similarly put this myth to rest.
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The myth of their goodness will feed the delusion of our security.
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He has become a myth capacious enough to absorb every new revelation.
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First, let's dispel the myth that diving is uniquely awful in soccer.
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Myth: Combining sports drinks with energy gels will give you more energy.
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"It was the dual nature of the Osiris myth," Dr. Lauretta said.
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Myth 240: What you eat during pregnancy can influence the baby's palate.
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Myth 40: If you sit all day, you'll have a breech baby.
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"We need a myth that is not aggressive but democratic," he said.
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They buried, once and for all, the myth of the melting pot.
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Another prominent media myth is the "Cronkite Moment" of late February 1968.
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Sunscreen myth No. 3: It's too late to use sun protection now.
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Every lesson my father ever taught me came back to the myth.
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Clinton said it was a myth that the gap couldn't be closed.
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Myth: Box jumps are the best way to show off explosive strength.
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Myth: Mars is a desert of red dust with no liquid water.
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"I just thought that this myth had to be challenged," he added.
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Battling the gods and monsters of Norse myth feels messy, tactile, weighted.
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Myth 6: Putting babies to sleep on the back has solved SIDS.
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Prior to discussing online privacy, it is important to dispel a myth.
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Then and now, we in the media helped enable the Trump myth.
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MYTH: A Soviet nuclear physicist named Ulana Khomyuk helped orchestrate the cleanup.
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It's a myth that women always feel a 'glow' when they're pregnant
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In the face of real-life tragedy, "37" only perpetuates a myth.
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We know it—but we go to Star Wars for a myth.
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His Westchester soccer experience would eventually become part of the Blazer myth.
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Can a culture exist without a version of a Golden Age Myth?
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But it's a myth that he ended the era of big government.
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The job-hopping millennial — indeed, the job-hopping American — is a myth.
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It explores the inherent violence of the myth of the good man.
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The founding myth of nutritionism is the inverse of the above statement.
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Myth: You'll have the best orgasms if you find your G-spot.
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Still, I'd always thought of that myth as having a happy ending.
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For years, the meritocratic establishments in both parties told an implicit myth.
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BLITZKRIEG: Myth, Reality, and Hitler's Lightning War: France 1940, by Lloyd Clark.
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"It's a myth that this is the country of impunity," she said.
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It's a window into how the myth of Rosa Parks was made.
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Myth: It is acceptable not to acknowledge your mother on Valentine's Day.
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Cancel culture may be a myth, but is it a bad one?
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There is a myth in sports that nobody remembers who finishes second.
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Whatever you've heard, it's probably a myth — and that's O.K. Here's why.
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Our culture worships the effortlessly beautiful woman, but she is a myth.
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Contrary to this persistent myth, undocumented immigrants do in fact pay taxes.
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In the digital world, the myth of power persists as a construct.
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In our modern renaissance, "power" means nothing unless the myth remains real.
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Parkhurst's story has long been shrouded in myth and thinly sourced anecdotes.
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Mr. Brady said it was a myth that automation always destroys jobs.
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But the film succeeds because it throws that myth in the trash.
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An occasional quote from a high-profile associate helped burnish the myth.
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The myth of a world of sex without harm is not new.
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Like video games and superhero movies, it gives the way myth gives.
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But in truth, our research shows, Fed independence is largely a myth.
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But the benevolent and objective myth benefits the powerful, not the people.
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MYTH: Natural sugar like honey is better for you than processed sugar.
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This is myth becoming madness MORE tapped Mueller to investigate Russian interference.
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This ignorant myth has unfairly overshadowed what the clown arts truly represent.
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Here was a highly cultivated poet reworking Andalusian folk culture and myth.
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That's a myth that pervades even active service members, Mr. Plenzler said.
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As he aged, however, that myth of heroic virility seemed increasingly untenable.
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In other words, it perpetuates the myth that women lack sexual agency.
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But the Army still holds fast to the myth of their effectiveness.
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Origin of a health myth Blue Monday began with a press release.
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Most of all, staying aware of those choices makes that myth ours.
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Studying myth and history helps me reframe those dreaded questions about identity.
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Being polite is the central and most accurate prong of her myth.
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Asked to describe his handiwork, he invoked another name out of myth.
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The title of her forthcoming book, after all, is "The Deficit Myth".
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Disturbingly, Rao has shown that she believes racial oppression is a myth.
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What is this "steel rain" myth, and where did it come from?
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The notion that wolves howl at the moon is a myth, though.
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In addition, research has long showed that multitasking is mostly a myth.
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Myth: It's OK to drink a glass of wine when you're pregnant.
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The myth of high prices to pay for research has been exposed.
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His appeal is rooted in the "Star Wars" myth, and even deeper.
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MYTH: The carnivore diet can cure health woes like fatigue and obesity.
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"Trump & apologists are creating a stab-in-the-back myth," Kristol wrote.
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"To me, 'sex addiction' is a cultural myth," said psychotherapist Joe Kort.
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The notion that they want to "invade our country" is a myth.
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The myth of Kamala Harris is what we are now left with.
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Myth: Grazing, or eating small meals frequently, is the healthiest eating pattern.
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Allergies are worse in the suburbs because there are more trees. Myth.
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America has this really persistent myth about the importance of intellectual property.
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Myth: Bisexual women want to have sex with everyone, all the time.
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Myth: Trans women should be fetishized for their bodies, but not loved.
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Myth: Masc people are always tops and femme people are always bottoms.
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The U.S. state department recently released a paper called Huawei: Myth vs.
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It is not a myth that immigrants are often the hardest workers.
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" Mr. Welch is the author of "McCain: The Myth of a Maverick.
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Colin Kaepernick and the Myth of the 'Good' Protest Case Study #3.
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There is an urban myth that eating pineapple can change vaginal taste.
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His greatest calling, however, was as the orchestrator of his own myth.
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The death panel myth has had incredible staying power for years now.
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For some, it is grotesque and contemptible, a bizarre myth, an offense.
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One way they did this was by creating the Lost Cause myth.
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It was placed close to Napachie Pootoogook's "Myth of the Tuniit" (2000).
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The only problem is that those horned helmets are a complete myth.
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But capitalist culture enforces the myth of the privatized, self-centered self.
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Beyond these basic facts, we enter the realm of rumor and myth.
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" Mortensen has been public with his views on illegal immigration, at one point writing an op-ed in The Hill in which he argued that "the myth of the law-abiding illegal alien is just that: a myth.
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Perhaps their naïveté, if that is what it is, is not as deep as Hansen imagines; perhaps they are aware of the myth of themselves and have simply decided it is too useful a myth to give up.
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My childhood in the Black church led me to believe that Black people were inherently homophobic — a myth — and that the only Black men who were gay were on the down low or infected with HIV — also a myth.
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We have hidden behind a myth that "boys will be boys" — a myth that distorts our moral compass, that stunts our growth, maturity and self-respect, and smothers our capacity to love and experience the genuine ecstasy of Eros.
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An old myth has showed up in the media again: the myth that delegates to the 2628 Constitution Convention violated their trust—that they produced a new constitution although empowered only to propose amendments to the Articles of Confederation.
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What parents need to know It's a myth that Snapchats go away forever.
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The myth has taken hold that no deal simply means no trade deal.
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Myth: Title II regulations are necessary to preserve a free and open internet.
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Ms. Marvel, punctures the myth that audiences aren't interested in more diverse superheroes.
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Being young is desirable, but time is also a myth, so, who cares?
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The myth of a link between homosexuality and pedophilia is far from new.
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MYTH: People wouldn't need abortions if they were more responsible FACT: Abstinence works.
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In a mystery, that's a disappointment; in a myth, that's business as usual.
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There is also a myth on how liberal and young people will vote.
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Myth No. 6: Women are subservient in Hinduism Reality: Not because of religion.
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Myth: The best time to work out is first thing in the morning.
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Myth: Sports drinks are the best way to re-hydrate after a workout.
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This has led some publications to officially declare the meat sweats a myth.
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Despite her strong interest in myth, she rejects the classical ideals of beauty.
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Lexicographers still struggle, largely in vain, to dispel this myth about their role.
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That's perhaps where the other portion of the sneezing/orgasm myth comes in.
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It felt like I had a disease, like something from a Greek myth.
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But maybe it should—all because of one man, nay, myth: Dimitri Payet.
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MYTH #3: Meats such as steak and pork are good sources of fiber.
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However, just last week, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin doubled down on this myth.
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The experts we spoke with are just as fed up with the myth.
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Not widening the canon, but making the canon even more of a myth.
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He thought that supposedly haphazard, so-called de facto segregation was a myth.
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This exhausting pattern — of coverage and conversation around an oversimplified myth — has consequences.
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How do you think The Care and Keeping of You dispelled that myth?
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What's more, the notion of superintelligence without humanlike limitations may be a myth.
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Over the past century, China's founding myth has been a source of strength.
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Zach's testimony destroys the myth that Clay has crafted… and Clay is pissed.
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These pranksters and trolls only serve to strengthen a pretty pervasive myth. 2.
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I also think there's this myth that you get one shot at Sequoia.
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The bus myth is actually older than the studies the Trump team cites.
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Obviously, I think it's a myth that you can really stay private forever.
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You may end up questioning whether vampires might be more than just myth.
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You've heard the myth that singing to your plants helps them grow better.
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For giving holiday gifts, this myth of more leads to waste and disappointment.
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But the myth of America is carefully entwined with the concept of driving.
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But a recent push to debunk that myth has boosted the product's distribution.
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So, A Star Is Born is structured around a popular myth about fame.
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This is the Bluebeard myth, popularized in the late 1600s by Charles Perrault.
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The idea that open-source software is free has always been a myth.
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Message delivery is the myth and conceit behind the curiously eclectic modern pentathlon.
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Everyone is like this myth that the center is where it&aposs at.
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Forget another myth, too: the problem stems from kids throwing curveballs too young.
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There is a myth that women don't help one another, but we do.
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But it took almost a century for historians to roundly reject the myth.
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Myth 3: Crunches Are the Best Abs ExerciseSorry, crunches—planks hold that title.
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Along with Ex Machina, Westworld is an effective debunking of the Pygmalion myth.
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Recent research by two highly respected economists show that this claim is myth.
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The thing is, the myth of MSG sickness has since been thoroughly debunked.
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"One common myth is that exercise should be avoided at night," Youngstedt said.
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And the Lost Cause isn't just a Southern myth; it's a national one.
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"This album is called 'American Myth,' but it's about American truth," Cho added.
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Is it a myth that hip-hop fell off from being socially conscious?
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The myth that these exposures can harm, however, may already be costing lives.
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This perpetuates the myth that women can never be sex workers through choice.
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We need a new myth or vision of our purpose on this planet.
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Mr Barr tackles another popular myth, often referred to as the "skyscraper curse".
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Melton said it's a myth that Asian food doesn't pair well with wine.
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So now, many have bought into the myth that body hair is unattractive.
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"But we now know that was all a big, beautiful myth," Trump said.
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According to an extraordinarily pervasive myth, that's exactly what happened to Marisa Tomei.
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"That is unfortunately a myth, that eating fat makes you fat," Harper said.
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Essential to this myth is the notion that influence and power work transparently.
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Chisolm is introduced as a mysterious silhouette, bathed in lens flare and myth.
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They are at once enduring and persecuted spaces, full of cliché and myth.
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Myth 5: The Trump administration has 'taken Jerusalem off the table' Absolutely not.
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She is a difficult, allusive, dense poet, haunted by myth and by language.
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Yet it is myth that continues to be promoted, using dubious case examples.
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There's this myth that we can solve income inequality by making everyone rich.
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But it's the next myth that Hudson breaks down that really rings out.
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Myth No. 3: The Kurds are allies who deserve long-standing American support.
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Yet a deeper examination reveals that the worker shortage is mostly a myth.
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Myth 2: It's OK to drink a glass of wine when you're pregnant.
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From left to right, there's En Pointe, Ride, Myth, Rule, Drag, and Slayer.
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"I can't say when, exactly, I began to question the myth," Paumgarten writes.
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But the idea that her appointment was uncontroversial is almost entirely a myth.
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Myth: You can look like an Instagram model if you eat like one.
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Myth: You can learn good form just by mimicking what you see online.
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Myth: The phases of matter are liquid, solid, and gas (and maybe plasma).
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Myth: Doing kegels every day can help you have more or better orgasms.
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""This is a good chance to expose that ridiculous statue of liberty myth.
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So the myth that all "neat freaks" have OCD is a common one.
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The film grew out of a humanities assignment to write a hero myth.
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This has been dismissed by supporters of Czechia on a "myth-busting" website.
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An Egyptian style sphinx also appears, asking riddles as depicted in Greek myth.
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The myth of a single solution is as seductive as it is dangerous.
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We love the myth of a level playing field, but it doesn't exist.
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But let's not use the royal birth to trot out a dangerous myth.
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And contrary to the myth, this was never Pope Francis' theology of choice.
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Cellular service is already imperfect, and always-on-everywhere connectivity is a myth.
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The lessons of Russia's war myth continue to be used in practical instruction.
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They've successfully created the myth that OPS might encourage or condone immoral behavior.
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This is another prison folktale: the myth of a lucrative handout, post-incarceration.
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This is the myth of how Gianni created Donatella in his own image.
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But Fadi doesn't buy into the myth that regional foods are so different.
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Part of it was how effective the UFC's Rousey myth-making machine was.
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But those valuations may be a bit of myth — or perhaps wishful thinking.
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Myth No. 3: Detoxing is important to get chemicals out of your body.
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The myth of indie rock hinges on a rebellion from the social norms.
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The myth is a grotesque comedy, the play a much more sparkling one.
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Myth: In some traditions, Valentine's Day is associated with the beginning of spring.
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"It's a running joke that [the beef bowl] is a myth," says Fann.
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The myth of invincible Blitzkrieg was burnished, self-interestedly, by the Nazis themselves.
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Once, storytelling was a shared experience, with emphasis on proverb, parable and myth.
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"I'm always working to debunk the 'crocodilians are living fossils' myth," he said.
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Offering just enough detail to pore over, the band shrouds itself in myth.
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"The whole grain-free thing is a popular myth," Dr. de Jong said.
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The only constant myth in the world is that of our individual personalities.
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It's a myth that should be killed before it kills the American dream.
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Such actions play into a myth of the "missionary hero," Mr. Moreau said.
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"After we had made 'Myth,' we were all basically really broke," Mitchell said.
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But it's a myth that a "real" camera instantly makes all photos better.
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A character in the myth of Frenchness written by Victor Hugo and Disney.
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Like myth, sport takes place in a Perilous Realm where special rules apply.
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The hypothesis that the virus was created in a laboratory is a myth.
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PT on Thursday, Snapchat will roll out a "Covid-19 Myth Busting" game.
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But the ease of overcoming a difficult past is itself a pernicious myth.
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MYTH: It takes 7 years for gum to digest if you swallow it.
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MYTH: Children who drink soda are at a greater risk of becoming obese.
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Part of that violence feeds the American myth the world loves through Hollywood.
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The idea that the estate tax imposes double taxation is largely a myth.
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That says so much about the enduring power of the Hollywood myth machine.
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Opinion The 1919 plan to fix the World Series is shrouded in myth.
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I tried out "Myth" in the same building where "Frozen 2" was made.
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" Mr. Luger interjected: "And that is how you turn it into a myth.
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The nearly 2215-mile drive dispelled any myth that North Dakota is flat.
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Now that he's died young and suddenly, he becomes a myth, a legend.
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Another myth is that states need more freedom to develop innovative Medicaid policies.
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The notion that Medicaid is a "big government" program is yet another myth.
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The myth of New York still existed in this place with this man.
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It also dovetails with another pernicious myth that trans people are mentally ill.
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Native people are met as myth in the mind or not at all.
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That myth has held back a lot of women from pursuing STEM careers.
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And with that, the myth of bipartisanship was given yet another vanishing boost.
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Nevertheless, the myth of the frivolous female spender won't seem to go away.
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Contrary to subsequent myth, he was not charged because he championed junk bonds.
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The "free lunch" of course is a myth for two other important reasons.
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Myth: All serial killers commit murder because they're addicted to love or sex.
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Ghosh's recourse to myth can also feel like a withdrawal from the world.
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"It's a myth that small dogs don't need walks every day," she said.
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Myth: Pregnant women need to eat twice as much as they did before.
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Unfortunately, that much-talked-about pregnancy glow is a myth, according to Riley.
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The true American myth is dynamic and universal — embracing strangers and seizing possibilities.
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Even so, the myth that vaccines cause autism and other diseases has persisted.
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The second myth is that cutting federal support for coverage saves society money.
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It's a myth that, as Pang notes, goes back to the Industrial Revolution.
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The Thanksgiving myth also sanitizes the power politics of the Pilgrim-Wampanoag alliance.
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And the myth distorts history by highlighting the alliance while ignoring its deterioration.
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Myth: The same diet advice can be applied to everyone, at every age.
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Myth: You have to eat three square meals a day to be healthy.
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Another myth is that women choose lower-paying jobs and careers than men.
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He's resurrected the myth that Democrats planted a spy in his 2016 campaign.
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Myth: Adopting an adolescent who will soon be an adult is less rewarding.
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Myth: You love your partners less than you would in a monogamous relationship.
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One of the biggest myths about the beauty myth is that it's female.
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Not all of El País's myth-busting targets, though, have been about politics.
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So, let's check the numbers: Myth 1: The U.S. doesn't make steel anymore.
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The myth of 2010 seemed to have come true, at least in part.
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THE GESTAPO The Myth and Reality of Hitler's Secret PoliceBy Frank McDonough309 pp.
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I'm glad you brought up the issue of the Asian model minority myth.
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The true myth is that only conservatives hold the keys to American greatness.
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It's weird, full of legend, myth, Bible and ghosts, chaos, watermelons, clocks, everything.
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Since then, we've been doing other direct action in opposition to myth-mongers.
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"Textbooks may be missing an opportunity for myth busting," the study's authors write.
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There's a pervasive myth that Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is easily abused.
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I feel stupid to have bought into the myth even if not completely.
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But more broadly, the bill played into a dangerous myth about trans people.
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But as Fall River shows, that notion is, to some degree, a myth.
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But in documenting daily life there, Mr. Michaels inevitably captured the myth, too.
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We need to put an end to the myth of the perfect vagina.
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The appealing myth of the frugal billionaire What is the essence of pamplemousse?
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It perpetuates the myth that women—and men—should stay in unhealthy relationships.
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That finding alarmed some gynecologists, because it confirmed the persistence of a myth.
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This, too, is a constructed story, one patched together from the myth itself.
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Charlotte Lagarde's "Colonial White" also goes back to the roots of American myth.
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However, he perpetuates the myth that stop and search is worth keeping around.
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A massive study just debunked a pervasive myth about male and female brains
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But both share the myth that history ends with a far better world.
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It can tell you who I am, but it cannot tell you, at least not with any accuracy, what the Indian kitchen is like — the uniformity of that place is a myth, because the uniformity of Indianness is a myth.
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He dismantles the myth of the West without quite confronting the specific violence the myth was meant to conceal, falling short of the kind of historical critique that an artist like Andrea Geyer, for example, presents in her "Spiral Lands" project.
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"This is proof that what they teach us is not a myth," he said.
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That is a myth: throughout its 140-year history, the format has constantly evolved.
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Warhol took the American myth of the self-made man to a logical extreme.
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Everyone had something different to say about him and the myth and legend grew.
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The idea that pardons can only be granted for federal crimes is a myth.
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Her undertaker Jim Roberts dismissed the myth to the New York Times in 1997.
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The so-called "Toba Catastrophe Theory," as it's called, may actually be a myth.
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This is just an urban scifi myth that has no scientific merit or backing.
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Myth 1: Egypt urgently needs the $1.3 billion for counterterrorism operations in the Sinai.
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I really love biographies, I love like examining what created that myth, that legend.
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Her short science fiction influenced animation, The Golden Chain, revisits the Yoruba creation myth.
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If we don't bring myth back to the table, we won't be recovering knowledge.
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We need to stop the myth that feminism is simply 'anything a woman does.
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Better still, you don't perpetuate the depressing myth that street art is somehow good.
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Rebecca Jennings Do you think it's a myth that the internet is killing retail?
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This is not the time to rely on the myth of Indian-American exceptionalism.
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Myth No. 4: All Hindus are vegetarians Reality: A majority of Hindus eat meat.
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Growing up, Taupin was fascinated by the myth of the American west and movies.
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He is "chaser of the myth," he says, rather than a strictly investigative reporter.
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So as Wallace suggested, North Carolina's law seems to be built on a myth.
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The myth of cellulite had gone mainstream — as had its mythical causes and cures.
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The idea of a "pure" Carnatic music is a myth—albeit a seductive one.
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Since then, it's not only the model minority myth that has complicated these dreams.
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Hirst retreats into familiar territory instead of exploiting the thematic potential of his myth.
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It was only in the 1970s that the myth of black Confederate soldiers emerged.
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Myth #1: There are progressive and moderate "lanes" inhabited by different Democratic candidates. Nonsense.
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However, Westlin says, that's a myth: Carrying a balance doesn't help your credit score.
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