Contrary to popular belief, election polling worldwide is fairly accurate.
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And contrary to popular belief, it was not that wild.
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Contrary to popular belief, Drake probably doesn't even smoke weed.
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Contrary to popular belief, retiring early is more than possible.
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Contrary to popular belief, they serve no salutary economic purpose.
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Contrary to popular belief, bipartisan policymaking is alive in Washington.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's quite unusual," she tells Broadly.
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Contrary to popular belief, the penis is a delicate item.
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Contrary to popular belief, we don't all know each other.
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Contrary to popular belief, we play more than one defense.
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Contrary to popular belief, Carver did not invent peanut butter.
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Contrary to popular belief, menswear doesn't have to be boring.
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Contrary to popular belief, this is physiological, not related to willpower.
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And contrary to popular belief, they were never made of wood.
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Contrary to popular belief, not all of us introverts are shy.
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Contrary to popular belief, money can be a force for good.
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Contrary to popular belief, many subreddits do not tolerate harmful content.
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They're alive... And contrary to popular belief, not impossible to kill.
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Contrary to popular belief, sweat doesn't really have any detoxifying superpowers.
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Contrary to popular belief, introverts don't hate talking to other people.
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The salute is not inspired by veterans, contrary to popular belief.
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Contrary to popular belief, Black culture did not start with slavery.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's quite unusual," she previously told Broadly.
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Contrary to popular belief, that is the Jets' objective every week.
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They're alive and, contrary to popular belief, not impossible to kill.
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Contrary to popular belief, leaders can&apost make someone highly engaged.
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Contrary to popular belief, Russia does not prefer one political party.
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Contrary to popular belief, extremely woke musical Hamilton does not actually exist.
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Contrary to the popular belief, however, the two really can go together.
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But, contrary to popular belief, the festival isn't just for drunk adults.
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But, contrary to popular belief, it does not dictate when you'll die.
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Contrary to popular belief, I've never had a dollar invested in Twitter.
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Contrary to popular belief, I'm open to change when it makes sense.
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Contrary to popular belief, cats and dogs can actually be great friends.
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Also, contrary to popular belief, metal people are actually really really smart!
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Contrary to popular belief, Planned Parenthood doesn't even bother to provide mammograms.
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Contrary to popular belief, working from home isn't all fun and games.
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Contrary to popular belief, commas don't just signify pauses in a sentence.
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Contrary to popular belief, the women aren't the only problematic ones here.
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Now, contrary to popular belief, the sun is not actually on fire.
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Contrary to popular belief, NASA did not invent Teflon, Velcro or Tang.
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Despite popular belief, we do talk to each other across the aisle.
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Contrary to popular belief, the nation's first president did not wear a wig.
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And contrary to popular belief, many of the victims are not foreign-born.
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Contrary to popular belief, China's GDP statistics have not always been unusually smooth.
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The professors write: Contrary to popular belief, political parties are reliable promise keepers.
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And contrary to popular belief, many C.T.E. students do go on to college.
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Contrary to popular belief, millennials are pretty good at trying to save money.
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Contrary to the popular belief, paying your taxes doesn't have to be taxing.
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Contrary to popular belief, cracking your joints is not necessarily a bad thing.
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Color is always changing, and, contrary to popular belief, it is not absolute.
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Contrary to popular belief, a majority of Americans have faith in free enterprise.
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And contrary to popular belief, you should actually turn on your overhead vent.
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Despite popular belief, disability insurance is not just for on-the-job injuries.
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Boehme said contrary to popular belief, work on the home did pause occasionally.
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Contrary to popular belief, having disagreements is inevitable and even healthy in relationships.
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Contrary to popular belief, the airport queue is generally not worth waiting in.
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Contrary to popular belief, the Blue Lagoon isn't a naturally-occurring phenomenon. It's
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Contrary to popular belief, cheating isn't necessarily more common among high-earning couples.
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Contrary to popular belief, lifting weights (even heavy ones) won't "bulk" you up.
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Contrary to popular belief, de Blasio and Cuomo were at one point friends.
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But, contrary to popular belief, they're not just for adding length or bulk.
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But contrary to popular belief, many of the pooches are just normal dogs.
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Contrary to popular belief, Labor Day does not signify the end of summer.
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Contrary to popular belief, I do not take enjoyment out of silencing people.
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And contrary to popular belief, it's not about unattainable standards or curing cancer.
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Four-year-olds, contrary to popular belief, are not egocentric or self-centered.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's perfectly fine to use spaces in your password.
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Contrary to popular belief, successful people are not big fans of huge obstacles.
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Contrary to popular belief, Disney doesn't own all the important IP. Warner Bros.
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Contrary to popular belief, there are many ways college students can cut costs.
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Her observations helped dispel the popular belief that insects spontaneously emerged from mud.
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Contrary to popular belief, President Trump's moves may not be crazy at all.
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That's led to the popular belief that people simply didn't smile in old photos.
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Contrary to popular belief, Jews and Arabs interact constantly even on those disputed lands.
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And contrary to popular belief, China's GDP statistics have not always been unusually smooth.
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So contrary to popular belief, price does not directly correlate to quality or taste.
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Contrary to popular belief, watching fashion shows does get old — but not in Sydney.
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Contrary to popular belief, pumpkin spice does not reign supreme as fall's best flavor.
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But contrary to popular belief, these look-alikes have no connection to Papaya King.
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Most Beanie Babies are only worth a couple of dollars, contrary to popular belief.
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And a keto diet, contrary to popular belief, actually isn't a high-protein diet.
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Contrary to popular belief, cold weather cannot make you sick, at least not directly.
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But contrary to popular belief, men have their own set of body image issues.
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And contrary to popular belief, they are impossible to discern by looking at her.
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Contrary to popular belief, the "divine wind" typhoons didn't destroy the Mongol fleets outright.
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Contrary to popular belief, the tingling or itching sensation doesn't mean dehydration at all.
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Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to stir risotto continuously as it cooks.
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Contrary to popular belief, Burke notes, Stieglitz and O'Keeffe didn't immediately fall into bed.
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"Only boring people get bored" seems to be a popular belief, Ms. Mann said.
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" Later, he explained, "Contrary to popular belief, I don't want to rock the boat.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's not usually the interns who write tweets for companies.
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One area where Twitter is succeeding — contrary to popular belief — is in making money.
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Contrary to popular belief, smartwatches — especially ones running Android Wear — aren't really totally dead.
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"Contrary to popular belief, not all press is good press," said the Democratic strategist.
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Despite popular belief, you don&apost need a ton of money to get started.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's hard to implement an impactful, sustained and scalable cyberattack.
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Night rider: Contrary to popular belief, skateboarding and scholastics can go hand in hand.
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Contrary to popular belief, France only guarantees its citizens and legal residents basic health coverage.
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Contrary to popular belief, not every woman who wants to breast-feed is able to.
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And, contrary to popular belief, more cops live in Brooklyn than in any other borough.
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Contrary to popular belief, antagonizing Mexico will not decrease illegal immigration, nor tighten border security.
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Charleston Chew, contrary to popular belief, is not named after the city in South Carolina.
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Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't involve consistently passing out in Keanu Reeve's lap. –Anonymous
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He pointed out that, contrary to popular belief, alcohol consumption really did fall under Prohibition.
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But contrary to popular belief, chest pain is not always present during a heart attack.
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Contrary to popular belief, governments do not have a monopoly on the provision of regulation.
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He says despite popular belief, plenty of lawmakers on both sides get along just fine.
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Contrary to popular belief, some vapers do claim to want to ultimately quit the habit.
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I know the popular belief is that there will be no throne, but I disagree.
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And contrary to popular belief, these winners aren't actually likely to blow through their financial windfalls.
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Contrary to popular belief, it is not just your home that could use a little purifying.
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Contrary to popular belief, immigration doesn't increase crime rates or take jobs away from native workers.
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Domesday Book suggests that, contrary to popular belief, the English economy had fully recovered by 1086.
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"Contrary to popular belief, we don't believe AI is going to take everyone's jobs," says Leith.
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Contrary to popular belief, meditation isn't about totally emptying your brain or gazing into the void.
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Contrary to popular belief, emoji is not the only thing the Unicode Consortium does, Davis said.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's not just a collection of randomized arm flapping and emphatic gestures!
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Contrary to popular belief, Denver would not be the first North American locale to decriminalize mushrooms.
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" Despite popular belief, that's what Beyoncé actually meant when she said, "put a ring on it.
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Contrary to popular belief, there are other things happening this month that don't involve Queen Bey.
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Contrary to popular belief, those involved in this effort avoid arguing with sceptics of the government.
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Contrary to popular belief, the purpose of polling is to explain political events not predict them.
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Contrary to popular belief, researchers say there are more people dead than are alive on Earth.
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Contrary to popular belief, his competency is a judicial and political question, not a psychiatric one.
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Contrary to popular belief, venting doesn't release your feelings of anger and frustration — it fuels them.
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White rhinos and black rhinos are different species, and contrary to popular belief, both are gray.
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Contrary to popular belief, he said a college degree is no longer a requisite for hiring.
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Contrary to popular belief, it is the scientist and not the monster who is named Frankenstein.
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Although there is a popular belief that pot is legal in North Korea, this is wrong.
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But contrary to popular belief, it's not just because smartphones and social media let them stay connected.
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For when you need to launch an email campaign Contrary to popular belief, email marketing isn't dead.
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Healthy dessert is, contrary to popular belief, not always an oxymoron, and these frozen bananas are proof.
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Contrary to popular belief, there is no First Amendment right to free speech in the private sector.
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Contrary to popular belief, black is not the most metal color of them all, it's NEON, duh!
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CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF, DOGS ARE A WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND via GIPHY Just look at Bruiser Woods.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's generally not a cause of exercise-related muscle cramps or heat illness.
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Elites cannot simply rely upon a popular belief in the connections between reformist movements and foreign threats.
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Contrary to popular belief, dairy products like yogurt actually have an anti-inflammatory effect in most people.
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Contrary to popular belief, you can't just chuck chlorine at a pool and hope for the best.
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Contrary to popular belief, the biggest threat to capitalism doesn't come from socialists; it comes from capitalists.
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Contrary to popular belief, the dog days of summer have nothing to do with weather or temperature.
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Contrary to popular belief, she says she did not truly become successful until she stopped overworking herself.
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Contrary to popular belief, I don't enjoy being the center of attention as much as my character.
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Contrary to popular belief, a chrysalis is not a pouch or a sac with a caterpillar inside.
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Contrary to popular belief, this reggae classic was not sung by Bob Marley, but by Bobby McFerrin.
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Contrary to popular belief, coffee doesn't sober you up—that is, it doesn't lower blood alcohol levels.
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Contrary to popular belief, the flu vaccine does not give you a minor version of the flu.
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As the series' first story showed, contrary to popular belief, lower bills aren't health insurers' top priority.
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Contrary to popular belief, there is a place for young, pro-Second Amendment women in modern feminism.
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Contrary to popular belief, and even current Fed policy, government money does not grow on printing presses.
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There's a popular belief that people of color can't be racist because they don't have enough power.
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That's because, as we can never repeat often enough, contrary to popular belief, bitcoin is only pseudonymous.
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FiberFix Total Repair Tool: 2-Pack — $14.99 See Details Contrary to popular belief, duct tape can't fix everything.
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EST, says that contrary to popular belief, it's not super clear-cut what constitutes an issue with alcohol.
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Counter to popular belief, cheating is often more so about access to alternatives than dissatisfaction with a relationship.
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Contrary to popular belief, only a fraction of the alcohol you drink ends up being stored as fat.
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Also, contrary to popular belief, not all narwhals have tusks—typically, it's only the males who have them.
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It's not just New Zealand: Contrary to popular belief, most penguins aren't Antarctic — just 4 of 18 species.
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In the interview, he reveals that contrary to popular belief, KIDS SEE GHOSTS almost two years to make.
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These guys know wine—some are trained in oenology—and contrary to popular belief, they make interesting selections.
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Contrary to popular belief at the time, the nervous system is not a singular, self-contained, continuous network.
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Desiigner loves Paandas Contrary to popular belief, pandas—not beavers—are a source of great pride for Canada.
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Contrary to popular belief, a cap is not always a signal for the price of the next round.
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Popular belief is that sailors left the pigs there with the intent to come back and cook them.
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"Contrary to popular belief, the language barriers typically don't prove too concerning for these planning efforts," Starr said.
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For one, contrary to popular belief, property rights have never been fully documented and secure in our country.
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Contrary to popular belief, Ralphie is actually a female since females tend to be less aggressive than males.
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And contrary to popular belief, there's good reason to think that fish feel pain or something like it.
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Contrary to popular belief, size isn't key to being a good bodyguard, all three experts told Business Insider.
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The new study confirmed that and challenged a popular belief that the sway gradually grew with crowd size.
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"Contrary to our popular belief, they seemed to be more in touch with the outer world," Jun said.
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These were the most notable trends in recent years: Contrary to popular belief, older iPhones aren't slowing down.
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Yes. Contrary to popular belief, the Patriots are not legally required to play in every single Super Bowl.
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Contrary to popular belief, "anything that anyone else could eat, we can eat a vegan version," he said.
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Contrary to popular belief, National Rosé Day is not just a euphemism for every single day, all summer long.
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The guidelines note that "contrary to popular belief, there is no formal minimum qualification for tattooists and body piercers".
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Contrary to popular belief, political comedy viewers don't just watch comedy — they pay attention to traditional news as well.
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Contrary to popular belief, there is some evidence for the idea that Americans might quite like some more government.
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Experts say the popular belief that serial rapists and killers are incapable of stopping is more myth than reality.
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Contrary to popular belief, this cool-girl summer sheen can also be interpreted for your eyes, lips, and beyond.
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Contrary to popular belief, it is not because employers pay women less than men for doing the same jobs.
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But, contrary to popular belief, they're rooted in more of a spiritual affiliation than a "patchouli and weed" one.
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Contrary to popular belief, neither the mayor's office nor the city council voted Uber and Lyft out of Austin.
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Contrary to popular belief, and countless online videos of Fortnite lovers making it look easy, flossing ain't that easy.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's not just oil prices seeking a bottom, " says Joe Duran, CEO of United Capital.
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However, contrary to popular belief, you can't really haggle with real estate agents on this fee in most situations.
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Despite popular belief, Ocean does not identify as bisexual and instead aligns himself more with romantic and sexual fluidity.
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Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't take a feat of superhuman strength or extensive education to become a CEO.
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" Much more recently, the Urban Dictionary built on that idea: "Contrary to popular belief, not all introverts are shy.
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"Contrary to popular belief, we don't believe AI is going to take everyone's jobs," company founders told Huffington Post.
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Despite popular belief, you don&apost need to work in a dangerous industry or environment to have disability insurance.
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A new study suggests that, contrary to popular belief, millennials aren&apost more sensitive than the baby boomer generation.
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Contrary to popular belief, Dansko makes more than just clogs — the brand makes excellent shoes, heels, and boots, too!
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Contrary to popular belief, "giving ourselves some free time can improve our productivity rather than decrease it," Santos says.
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But contrary to popular belief, it is actually possible to make the early morning routine a little less harrowing.
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And counter to popular belief, financial companies can perform well even when short-term interest rates are on hold.
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Image: Luis Miguel Bugallo Sánchez/Wikimedia CommonsWhile earthworms are all hermaphrodites, they do not reproduce asexually, contrary to popular belief.
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For one thing, they tell us that, contrary to popular belief, guys in long-term relationships aren't necessarily perpetually horny.
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We're all stressed, says Kennedy B. Contrary to popular belief, I am not some bitch made of stone, says Meg.
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Contrary to popular belief, demand for rhinos' horns today isn't driven by its use as an aphrodisiac in Southeast Asia.
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Ivo remains passionately immersed in research, despite the dearly held popular belief that mathematicians are over the hill at 40.
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Contrary to popular belief, oftentimes you're not entitled to a free refill after you purchase a single cup of coffee.
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And contrary to popular belief, the KSA has provided $274 million in humanitarian aid to Yemen through the United Nations.
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Mr. McKenzie, who is from Jamaica, began offering milder options, despite the popular belief that jerk needs to be hot.
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So one of the...one example, it is very popular belief in South Africa that electricity should be free. Right?
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In doing so, I also discovered that "narrative economics" – the contemporary popular belief about market behavior -- can often mislead us.
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" After all, contrary to popular belief, he said, "Being an undocumented person in the United States is not a crime.
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In fact, contrary to popular belief, most Nigerian films are made with dialogues in one of the country's native tongues.
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Valverde Bravo also echoed the popular belief that parents, not the government, should assume the role of educators in this context.
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Neyrey shared the six biggest mistakes restaurant owners should avoid: Contrary to popular belief, running a restaurant is not very sexy.
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Day One I'm working from home this week, but contrary to popular belief, I do get showered and dressed every day.
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Contrary to popular belief, the clitoris goes far beyond the small nubbin you see at the tippy top of the vulva.
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"Contrary to popular belief, he could've put it out six to 10 years ago," D'Angelo's co-manager Alan Leeds told Medium.
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"Contrary to popular belief, cotton isn't the primary ingredient in most tampons," said cofounder Alexandra Friedman in an interview this summer.
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Communicating a sincere mea culpa, contrary to popular belief, is not an act of timidity, but rather a sign of toughness.
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Contrary to popular belief, China has been trying to appreciate its currency in an attempt to stem the outflow of investment.
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And, contrary to popular belief, you don't actually need a special crepe pan for cooking (any old frying pan will do).
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Contrary to popular belief, the intertwining of strands of hair has no evident connection to the inevitable crumbling of human society.
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Contrary to popular belief, clean air scrubbed by a storm lets more red rays reach the viewer than dirty air would.
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Contrary to popular belief, Coachella style isn't just fringe, neon, and cultural appropriation (though these, er, "trends" definitely dominate the scene).
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Contrary to popular belief, there are even teas that can produce similar sensations to those you might experience while drinking wine.
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On Tuesday morning, Donald Trump tweeted that, contrary to popular belief, he doesn't have a relationship with Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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Contrary to popular belief, she said, and opposed to the fortuneteller's crystal ball, tarot has never been about predicting the future.
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Contrary to popular belief, Orman says having these conversations won't ruin your relationship — in fact, it could actually make it stronger.
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But contrary to popular belief, the ship isn't a ticking time bomb for a mass outbreak, industry experts told Business Insider.
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Contrary to popular belief, successfully implementing AI to drive impactful decisions requires a diverse team with expertise in several skill sets.
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Contrary to popular belief, Red Square's name is unrelated to the red brick buildings that surround it or even the Soviets.
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"Contrary to popular belief, all I want to do is empower people," said Charlamagne, whose given name is Lenard Larry McKelvey.
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And, contrary to popular belief, the fog machines and light shows at those slick evangelical conferences didn't make things better for me.
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According to 225 Magazine, while not proven for sure, popular belief is that this dog breed originated in Louisiana's Catahoula Lake area.
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The bottom line: Contrary to popular belief, idling your car does not prolong the life of your engine; rather it shortens it.
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Contrary to popular belief, decoding just what pieces you should add to your arsenal for the season doesn't have to be complex.
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Contrary to popular belief, Lyndon B. Johnson's war on poverty did not, Columbia professor Jane Waldfogel writes, do much to expand AFDC.
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All the research showed that, contrary to popular belief, more than 70% of ISIS recruits were from middle class or wealthier backgrounds.
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The world is about 853 times wealthier than 285 years ago and, contrary to popular belief, its wealth is more evenly distributed.
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But contrary to popular belief, there is one thing the nearly 40-year-old toy isn't—a gadget that's powered by magnets.
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President Trump was elected, at least in part, on a campaign that appealed to a popular belief that the game is rigged.
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" As for Ms. May, a former Labour Party minister argues that, contrary to popular belief, she is no "safe pair of hands.
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Thus, contrary to popular belief, Reagan had the smallest net tax reduction during his presidency of any post-World War II Republican.
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Most millionaires did not come from wealth or inherit moneyContrary to popular belief, most of today's millionaires worked hard to get there.
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Jalen Brunson is a 22-year-old rookie, which, contrary to popular belief, actually doesn't make him a puddle of toxic waste.
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" She knows that possessions can't make people happy, but also acknowledges the popular belief that this "was no reason to abandon things.
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Contrary to popular belief, this was not the first flag raised on Mt. Suribachi, nor was it the first victory photograph taken.
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Contrary to popular belief, Chipchase believes wheeled luggage is not a convenient invention for travelers, but rather constrains them during their trips.
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"Contrary to popular belief, I am still here," he said during a panel discussion at a security conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Tweet Ninja Twitter Automation Solo Plan: Lifetime Subscription — $33.15 with code 'MADNESS15' See Details Contrary to popular belief, email marketing is not dead.
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And, contrary to popular belief, going out and buying a bunch of stock in your favorite company is probably not the smartest idea.
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Popular belief deems fat as the dietary enemy, but according to the ketogenic diet—keto for short—that may not be the case.
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Contrary to popular belief, the FOMO phenomenon is not exclusive to social events and Saturday nights — it can be applied to makeup, too.
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By leveraging popular belief in witchcraft, witch-prosecutors advertised their confessional brands' commitment and power to protect citizens from worldly manifestations of...evil.
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Many experts agree that bitcoin is actually less useful to criminals than other currencies, because contrary to popular belief, it is not anonymous.
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And contrary to popular belief, "breaking the seal" has no effect on how much or frequently a person has to urinate, Kristo says.
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However, contrary to popular belief, his sister Tyka Nelson told The Evening Standard that her brother's favorite color was not purple, but orange.
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But contrary to popular belief, you don't need a fancy degree or prior coding experience to take advantage of this lucrative career opportunity.
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"Contrary to popular belief, the modern coal miner is well-educated and highly experienced in operating multi-million dollar mining machinery," Reid says.
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According to the municipality, one popular belief is that it originated with the Venetians who ruled Corfu between the 14th and 18th centuries.
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Contrary to popular belief — and the growing popularity of e-cards, Roy told CNBC the perception that paper cards are vanishing is incorrect.
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And contrary to popular belief, he said, it can be easier and less expensive to store analog films than to preserve digital ones.
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And contrary to popular belief, you don't need to be a personal finance expert or even earn a massive paycheck to get started.
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The eight-hour production feed featured: Contrary to once-popular belief, wrestling fans have long known that what they're watching is strictly entertainment.
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"Contrary to popular belief, we do, in fact, have chins (we just forgot to bring them with us for the pictures)," he joked.
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Contrary to popular belief, the most anticipated collections debuting during Fashion Month don't all come from luxury designers sporting quadruple-digit price tags.
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Contrary to popular belief, it is absolutely possible to have a personal and passionate bias and still conduct an honest and objective investigation.
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We'll note that, for instance, despite popular belief, the machine-breaking Luddites were quite justified in smashing the looms that were taking their jobs.
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Contrary to popular belief, when you give yourself permission to eat a food whenever you want, the "off-limits" foods become even less interesting.
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Despite popular belief, snakes are unable to survive extreme heat for more than 20 minutes at a time, according to the U.S. Forest Service .
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Contrary to popular belief, going blond is not the biggest hair-color commitment a person can make — that honor goes to adventures in red.
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That long period of quiescence seems to fly in the face of the popular belief that serial rapists and killers are incapable of stopping.
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Contrary to popular belief, you need one and only one Apple ID. This will give you access to the same iCloud account across devices.
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Now, is there a widespread and almost inexplicably popular belief that Ted Cruz either is the Zodiac Killer or might be the Zodiac Killer?
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Shaving Razors and KnivesContrary to popular belief, most razors are allowed in a carry-on bag — provided that they are of the disposable variety.
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Contrary to popular belief, not everybody outside of Los Angeles (and probably Cleveland) is rooting for the Chicago Cubs to win the World Series.
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Update: Contrary to popular belief, if you're swimming in a pool that reeks of chlorine, that is not necessarily a good thing, experts say.
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And contrary to popular belief, once someone is already taking opioids long term for chronic pain, their risk of addiction doesn't continue to rise.
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This is not a good thing to do because, contrary to popular belief, energy drinks do not diminish the effects of alcohol on a person.
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First, the bad news: Contrary to popular belief, there are actually no federal requirements for airlines to compensate passengers whose flights are delayed or canceled.
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Contrary to popular belief, cold weather does not make you sick — but respiratory viruses (namely, influenza) do tend to peak during the fall and winter.
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When I realized that, contrary to popular belief, the problems I witnessed there were not very different from the ones we face here at home.
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Contrary to popular belief, being rich and famous doesn't make that first time away from your newborn any less difficult, even if you're a Kardashian.
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Contrary to popular belief, Facebook actually does a decent job of this, with its Privacy Checkup tool walking users through their settings in plain language.
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The morals contributing to it descend from tradition and popular belief, and the rational calculus underlying it reflects the realities of social and political power.
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"Contrary to popular belief, a lot of people in this environment do care about their health and safety and overall are healthy individuals," she says.
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In this best-selling business book, Pink explains why, contrary to popular belief, extrinsic incentives like money aren't the best way to motivate high performance.
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And contrary to popular belief, my hometown of Minneapolis did *not* take over the longest professional sports championship drought; thank you very much, Minnesota Lynx.
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You've mentioned that contrary to popular belief, there were certain things that were better back in the 50s/60s/70s living as a queer person.
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Scientific American's Michael Dobbs explains how: Contrary to popular belief, the Football does not actually contain a big red button for launching a nuclear war.
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And, contrary to popular belief, family-based immigrants tend to move up the socioeconomic ladder and experience high rates of self-employment and earnings growth.
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It's a popular belief that many migrant workers and backpackers are unaware of the minimum working conditions in Australia, but the report challenges this notion.
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Contrary to popular belief, he did not reject the offers because of a distrust of cinema, which was in fact one of his professional passions.
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And contrary to popular belief, D'Antoni doesn't spend the duration of each game with his legs crossed, arms folded, wondering if he should order popcorn.
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Contrary to popular belief, those on the Pill had higher a dyadic libido, or desire for sex with their partner, than those using non-hormonal methods.
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Contrary to popular belief, they're not a free-for-all, and navigating the boundaries, jealousy, sexual health, and communication (not to mention scheduling,) isn't always easy.
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Many come from Wall Street and, contrary to popular belief in the startup ecosystem, many of these folks are quite entrepreneurial and almost definitionally risk takers.
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Contrary to popular belief, the playing characteristics of Wimbledon's courts don't come from the top few centimeters of grass - but rather the clay-based loam beneath.
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Contrary to popular belief, pasta consumption does not make you fat, according to research into a staple of the Mediterranean – and much of the Western – diet.
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Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't just refer to college freshmen who want to have sex with everything in sight (although, more power to those people).
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Investing is one of the most effective ways to build wealth, and contrary to popular belief, you don't need a lot of money to get started.
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Investing is one of the most effective ways to build wealth and, contrary to popular belief, you don't need a lot of money to get started.
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Trump administration "absolutely" has a long-term plan to fight ISIS, said Gorka, and contrary to some popular belief, it is possible to defeat an ideology.
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Suzan Wemlinger, principal interior designer at Suzan J Designs, said that, contrary to popular belief, all of the hardware in your kitchen doesn't have to match.
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Investing is one of the most effective ways to build wealth, and, contrary to popular belief, you don't need a lot of money to get started.
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In fact, he said small-cap companies will be harmed the most, contrary to the popular belief that they are better protected because they are domestic.
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Contrary to popular belief, and despite the near-ubiquity of its Amazon Prime subscription service among modern consumers, Amazon's ecommerce site is hardly its cash cow.
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It bleeds easily into a popular belief that freedom of expression should be of paramount importance even in nonpublic domains of American life — like, say, social networks.
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Contrary to popular belief, professional dominatrices don't sleep with their clients, but that doesn't mean that their job is any easier to explain to the 'vanilla' world.
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Walpert Levy said that contrary to the popular belief that YouTube viewers were young male gamers, the platform had seen increases in all demographics, especially among adults.
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Experts say new clothes should always be sent through the washing machine — because, contrary to popular belief, even the cleanest-looking, freshly-packed materials aren't really clean.
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Previously, new arrivals had to be able to identify Don Bradman, a celebrated cricketer (contrary to popular belief, they did not need to know his batting average).
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Contrary to popular belief, there are a fair amount of Hamilton tickets out there – you just have to fork over a ton of cash to get them.
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Contrary to popular belief, you can and should get started on your very first job — and there are ways to make the process feel true to you.
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Contrary to popular belief, General Tso's chicken was not invented by 19th-century Qing dynasty military leader Zuo Zongtang, who is commonly referred to as General Tso.
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Contrary to popular belief, research comparing the United States versus Europe (where most governments have abolished capital punishment) indicates that the death penalty does not deter crime.
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"Contrary to advertising and popular belief, there is no research to demonstrate that grain-free diets offer any health benefits over diets that contain grains," she said.
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"Companies can't, and shouldn't try to, quash these conversations because — contrary to popular belief — they're already happening," said SHRM president and CEO Johnny Taylor in a statement.
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Realizing that they owe their wealth partially to systematic advantages and luck was challenging because it requires overcoming the popular belief that people get what they deserve.
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Read more:Orgasming isn&apost always a good thing, and can even happen during &aposbad&apos sexThe clitoris isn&apost just for sexual pleasure, contrary to popular belief.
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Contrary to popular belief that dividend stocks underperform during periods of rising yields, RBC Capital Markets on Monday debunked those assumptions, advising investors to stick with dividend payers.
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"Contrary to popular belief, wet dreams are not just for adolescent boys," SKYN Condoms Sex & Intimacy Expert and host of Sex With Emily, Dr. Emily Morse, tells Refinery29.
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Rachel Feltman at the Washington Post explains, and busts a myth about multiples you might have repeated yourself:Contrary to popular belief, identical twins don't actually run in families.
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And contrary to popular belief, Torontonians deserve more than pretty talk and a corporatized version of our language, culture plastered on a billboard or a Councilman's Twitter page.
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Contrary to one popular belief, I do not believe politicians are inherently shady people, but I do believe they are extremely susceptible to the slippery slope of rationalization.
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Contrary to popular belief, pansexuality and bisexuality are different identities, as bisexuality refers to a person being attracted to their same gender as well as other gender identities.
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We fight back against the culture that asks us to move on, and, contrary to popular belief, there are still those who fight for what we believe in.
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Ahead of Baselworld, an annual watch and jewelry show, Google is rebranding its smartwatch software as Wear OS. Contrary to popular belief, Google's smartwatch platform apparently isn't dead.
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Maybe they would be slightly better without chips of crunchy raw carrot on top; contrary to popular belief, not every dish needs what chefs like to call texture.
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After only a decade, in a land long associated with contention between passionately embraced forms of Christianity, humanist nuptials had become the most popular belief-based kind of union.
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Contrary to popular belief, watering a house plant once every three months with the dregs of your old water bottles is NOT the best way to keep it alive.
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In an interview with Le Point, Savoy explains that contrary to popular belief, around 500 sub-Saharan African museums of different standards are capable of receiving the restituted objects.
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Snel said that, contrary to popular belief, the 1944 Chicago Convention does not block countries from taxing kerosene - only from taxing fuel already in a plane's tanks upon landing.
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Contrary to popular belief, the city's skyscrapers and proximity to Lake Michigan do not, in fact, hinder tornadoes or even prevent them from occurring in or close to downtown.
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Contrary to popular belief, however, the act of "wearing" sunscreen does not mean applying it once and heading outside for hours upon hours under the assumption it's still working.
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And even though Brooklyn, contrary to popular belief, didn't invent the bean-to-bar craze, it has several producers, including Kahkow, Cacao Prieto, Jacques Torres, Raaka and Fine & Raw.
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The popular belief that the current bull started in March 210 is contradicted by the more than 220 percent dips in many indices that occurred between 21945 and Feb.
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Even though Gotham City is a stylized version of The Big Apple, contrary to popular belief — and in a twist of irony — Gotham is geographically located in New Jersey.
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"Contrary to popular belief, visibility does not protect us," wrote black and queer civil rights activist, writer, and scholar Preston Mitchum in a piece for The Advocate addressing the attack.
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Fun fact: Contrary to popular belief, there doesn't appear to be any medical reason why someone can't use a condom, especially with all of the latex-free options out there.
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Open an investment account Investing is one of the most effective ways to build wealth, and contrary to popular belief, you don't need a lot of money to get started.
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"Contrary to popular belief, and this article, the vast majority of robust scientific evidence suggests that flu is not sexist," said Stokes-Lampard, who was not involved in the research.
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Unlike most other high-income countries and contrary to popular belief, the United States has no welfare entitlement — people aren't getting cash free and easy just because they are poor.
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Sure enough, and contrary to popular belief, billionaires mostly (although often stealthily) wield their political power on behalf of tax cuts at the top, a weaker safety net and deregulation.
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Dornan, a four-handicapper, said that contrary to popular belief most long drive specialists are pretty handy all-round golfers, if not necessarily good enough to play the pro tours.
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Trump's efforts to spread fear of brown people actually seem to have backfired: Popular belief that immigrants make a positive contribution to America is at its highest point in decades.
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A handful of discoveries in the last two decades have shown that contrary to popular belief, humans were in fact present in the arctic prior to the Last Glacial Maximum.
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Contrary to popular belief, their goal is not to identify a food allergy, an immune reaction that's usually obvious to the allergic person and calls for complete avoidance of a food.
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He told CNN last year that contrary to popular belief, recruits from Europe and the U.S. are far more likely to be educated and come from middle or upper class families.
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Regardless of the distance, or velocity of the gunfire, and contrary to popular belief, there is virtually zero likelihood of rifle shots triggering a fire or explosion at such a facility.
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Whatever your dream looks like, contrary to popular belief and the tidal wave of young start-up CEOs rolling in the dough right out of college, building your empire takes time.
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It's the sort of broadly appealing, captivating live event that was supposed to remain intact even as traditional television eroded around it, or so popular belief in the advertising industry held.
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This is a chance for the Democratic Party to step into the breach—and contra popular belief, they don't necessarily need to pander to the right to pick up Republican voters.
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While the news media was obliged to withhold judgment, Macdonald gave voice to the popular belief that Simpson was guilty, delivering joke after joke about how he was obviously a murderer.
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They quote Chicago Alderman Joe Moore saying that, contrary to popular belief, most gang disputes begin not with conflict over drug sales or territory, but with insults hurled on the internet.
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Contrary to popular belief, mountains of historical data from medical records have limited usefulness for guiding clinical decisions because medical innovation makes many past treatment guidelines obsolete in surprisingly short order.
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Contrary to popular belief that millennials are an apolitical, avocado toast-addicted generation who care only about YouTube and fidget-spinners, we are collectively raising our political voice in record numbers.
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He told CNN last year that contrary to popular belief, recruits from Europe and the United States are far more likely to be educated and come from middle or upper class families.
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"The child is, naturally, by his organization, nearer to the animal, to the savage, to the criminal, than the adult," Havelock Ellis wrote in 1890, reflecting a popular belief of the day.
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Looking at 116 years of political power changes and contested elections, Fundstrat Global Advisors Founder Tom Lee found that a president's popularity typically has little effect on stock performance, contrary to popular belief.
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Contrary to popular belief, stocks haven't really risen on the prospect of tax cuts and they may not see a big bounce higher if Congress ultimately approves tax cuts, according to Credit Suisse.
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Contrary to popular belief, she tells CNBC Make It at a Fuel List event hosted by her wellness site Thrive Global, that she truly became successful when she quit working round-the-clock.
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The popular belief that neighbors ignored her cries, a notion, based on police claims, reported in a New York Times article at the time (and since reconsidered by the paper), was an exaggeration.
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Contrary to popular belief, succulents aren't the easiest to look after—most of them still need lots of direct sunlight, which many of you won't provide because you never open your damn curtains.
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"Contrary to popular belief, a lot of people think this song is about my ex-girlfriend ("Love Island" contestant Paige Turley), who you can now see every night on 'Love Island,'" Capaldi said.
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Contrary to popular belief, Boston Dynamics' robots are not powered by artificial intelligence; many of its mechanical commands, while extremely sophisticated by modern robotic standards, must be initiated and guided by human operators.
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Contrary to popular belief, Android does actually scan apps downloaded from third-party sources (and has since 2013), but the layers of protection are inherently less thorough outside of the Play Store's virtual walls.
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Contrary to the popular belief that standing up to a bully will solve the problem, when it comes to cyberbullying, in particular, Ellis cautions victims that confronting their tormenter online can worsen the situation.
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Three Republican senators say they'd vote against a bill repealing the Affordable Care Act without replacing it — but contrary to popular belief, the bill may not be dead yet, according to senior GOP aides.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Contrary to popular belief, busy city centers beat suburban living when it comes to human wellbeing, as socializing and walking make for happier, healthier people, according to a new report.
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The Protein Burger has been around since the 1970's Contrary to popular belief, the bun-less "burger"on the secret menu is not a response to the recent Atkins diet fads out there.
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Contrary to popular belief, the problem -- which experts say is fueling obesity, pushing up rates of diabetes, heart disease and other serious illnesses -- is also not confined to the United States, the studies say.
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Yet contrary to popular belief, not all hackers are bad—and in fact, some are working hard to fix fundamental security problems, while challenging the implicit, blind trust we often place in flawed technology.
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After combing the geographical data for all its users in the U.S., Badoo found that, contrary to popular belief, larger cities and more densely populated areas might not be the best places for singles.
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Contrary to popular belief, pro-Islamic State women serve as more than just "jihadi brides," according to a new study that argues their online activities and influence make them crucial to the organization's survival.
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Contrary to popular belief, the Tanner family home is not one of the city's famous "Painted Ladies," a row of colorful Victorian homes located several blocks away along the eastern edge of Alamo Square Park.
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A new study finds that standard-duration treatments, some of which last as long as 10 days, result in better outcomes and—contrary to popular belief—do not increase a child's level of antibiotic resistance.
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And although, contrary to popular belief, not all items cost a dollar, a quarter of them do; three-quarters cost less than $5, and most of the rest will set you back less than $10.
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Contrary to popular belief, young people still value memories and want to get things framed – they we were just turned off by the high prices and archaic turnaround times offered by old-school framing shops.
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You can buy records just about anywhere now, from online marketplaces like Discogs, Juno, and eBay, to local record shops, and yes—Urban Outfitters, which, contrary to popular belief, actually isn't the world's biggest retailer.
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The NRA and the anti-gun control lobby have a number of advantages, most of which, contrary to popular belief, don't have much to do with an ability to buy off politicians with campaign contributions.
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Monica says everyone's been really nice to her since the ad started getting roasted online -- along with being labeled sexist -- and contrary to popular belief ... she feels really lucky to have been part of it.
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Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis tweeted her support to Owens for his work ethic and character and noted that despite popular belief, very few people in the industry are actually making a high-paying salary.
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Like everyone else in the English-speaking world, I'm aware of the popular belief that approximately half of marriages end in divorce (though recent data suggests that the more accurate estimate is closer to one third).
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Contrary to popular belief, most e-scooter-related injuries don't happen at night and don't involve collision with a car, according to Jeff Taylor, manager of the Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance Unit with Austin Public Health.
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But the best part of the project might have been both his and his new collaborators' understanding that science, contrary to popular belief, is not immune to the thrill of romance, the pull of magical thinking.
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To further prove our point that this is, contrary to popular belief, the year of being an ex, Ariana Grande recently revealed that she played her song "Thank U, Next" for her ex-boyfriends before releasing it.
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"In line with the historical pattern, but strongly contrary to popular belief, falling rates have driven massive flows into bonds (+$760 billion above trend) and out of equities (-$1.7 trillion)," Chadha wrote in a note to clients.
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It's a popular belief that getting an MBA is the golden ticket to kickstarting a successful business, climbing the corporate ladder, or snagging a high-paying job that can buy you a vacation house in the Hamptons.
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Steele explains that while the stomach is stretchy—the average human stomach can hold between one and one and half liters of food—contrary to popular belief, it doesn't significantly shrink beyond its original size when empty.
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Additionally, Kiyosaki challenges the popular belief that your house is an asset, details the differences between how rich people and average people choose to get paid, and emphasizes the critical difference between an asset and a liability.
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Contrary to popular belief, "The Killing Joke" does not tell a definitive origin story for the Joker, but only a possible one inspired by a story that was already told years ago in "Detective Comics" No. 168.
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Additionally, Kiyosaki challenges the popular belief that your house is an asset, details the differences between how rich people and average people choose to get paid and emphasizes the critical difference between an asset and a liability.
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Contrary to popular belief, the Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution does not forbid a president and vice president from the same state, but it does forbid that state from voting for that ticket in its entirety.
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In its heresy is where you find its value, the antithetical idea of going against and subverting whatever is popular belief or dogma or doctrine or whatever—that in and of itself is the value of protest.
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Contrary to popular belief, the coronavirus puts everyone (young or old, healthy or ill, rich or poor) at risk — just look at the number of celebrities who have shared that they've been diagnosed with the respiratory virus.
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But, contrary to popular belief, life in China is hardly from back to normal — and it will take far longer for American life to return to normal if residents don't take the threat seriously now, Evans thinks.
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Contrary to popular belief, Twinkies don't last forever—in a form you'd want to eat, anyway—and the new Twinkie recipe has doubled the product's shelf life to 65 days in order to cut down on trucking costs.
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And his name has quite the family influence: "Ashe" is Alexi's maiden name, while "Olson" is Meyers' mother's maiden name; contrary to popular belief, his son wasn't named after one of the most famous twins in pop culture.
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There is, definitely, an unintentional experimental quality to the Shaggs, one that's been compared to the free jazz compositions of Ornette Coleman, and it's not like the sisters didn't know what they were doing, contrary to popular belief.
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Contrary to the popular belief that inmates are in with the same cellmate for their entire time inside, prisoners can actually share with up to 20 different people throughout the course of a short-to-medium-length sentence.
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Coldhands proves dragonglass has a variety of uses (Season 63 even hints that dragonglass has healing properties, which is huge.) Last thing of note: This scene proves that, contrary to popular belief, the White Walkers actually aren't the undead.
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In a study published Tuesday in Nature Communications, the scientists tested these four sheep, created from the same cell line as Dolly, and nine other cloned sheep, finding that, contrary to popular belief, cloned animals appear to age normally.
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Contrary to popular belief, the "nuclear football" which always accompanies a President does not contain a button but instead has the equipment and the decision-making papers that Trump would use to authenticate his orders and launch a strike.
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"Contrary to popular belief, we do it here and coordinate and collaborate with our federal law enforcement all the time, we just require it be done in a constitutional manner with due process, and with a court issued warrant," said Garcetti.
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PAPADOPOULOS: Initially, I felt that he was validating a rumor, because at the time, contrary to popular belief, there are were people talking about it in the international media that perhaps Hillary Clinton's private server was compromised by foreign intelligence.
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"Since before I started the mural, most people were going out there to look for ghosts, and now it's giving them a different reason," Grounds say, referring to popular belief in the paranormal that draws people to the vacant halls.
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As to whether there are hints of dark matter afoot, "I don't think dark matter should be at these high energies," or at least, that's the popular belief, said De Boer—and for now, he doesn't know how to interpret the break.
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Contrary to popular belief, such diplomatic maneuvers do not prevent serious talks from taking place, on matters as vital as the saber-rattling of the North Korean regime and American concerns over China's island-building territorial grabs in the South China Sea.
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The Federal Reserve's plan to methodically raise short-term interest rates over the next couple years may not boost bank shares, contrary to popular belief, and could instead hurt the group's profitability as it flattens the so-called yield curve, Deutsche Bank said.
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Contrary to popular belief, Glastonbury is not Paris Fashion Week — which is worth remembering when you're contouring your face with glitter and hand-fraying cutoffs just that little bit higher in your dressing-room-tent...only to end up missing your favorite band.
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President Trump, despite popular belief, enters today's talks in a position of power, but he certainly does have to establish a good working relationship with President Xi to maintain current economic levels and to do good in other parts of the world.
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Contrary to popular belief, immigrants are not more crime-prone than their native-born counterparts and immigration to an area does not cause crime to rise, as one of us recently explained and demonstrated with a newly published meta-analysis of the literature.
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" Earlier Saturday at the forum, Spencer denied a New York Times report that he had threatened to resign or be fired if the President stopped the military from removing Gallagher from the elite group, saying, "Contrary to popular belief, I am still here.
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Starting in 219, large companies that make bioengineered foods will have to label those products in some form, which may further solidify the popular belief that GMOs are unappealing Frankenfoods—and make "non-GMO" foods sound healthier and more natural by comparison.
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I think UFO skepticism has become something of a religion with an agenda, discounting the possibility of extraterrestrials without scientific evidence, while often providing silly hypotheses describing only one or two aspects of a UFO encounter reinforcing the popular belief that there is a conspiracy.
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While there is an oversupply of homes in some areas, "if a home is properly priced, and it's on the water — because, contrary to popular belief, we do not have a whole lot of inventory on the water — those properties go fairly quickly," she said.
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It's no exaggeration: Despite the popular belief that millennials are the generation most addicted to their phones, a recent report from Nielsen, the media information and analysis company, found that it is, in fact, Generation X that lavishes the most time on social media pages.
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Sources close to the 'LHHH' executive producer tell TMZ ... she made it clear with VH1 she expects Hazel to get booted from the show for saying gays should burn in hell, but contrary to popular belief ... Mona doesn't get final say on personnel decisions.
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Yes, you cite in the book numerous studies that show how — contrary to popular belief — people on Twitter are not stuck in filter bubbles but instead exposed to a wide variety of sources, points of view, and evidence to support those points of view.
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During an interview with CNBC's "On the Money" Grant said his research shows that, contrary to popular belief, "originals" are not necessarily the crazy ones — like Bill Gates, who famously dropped out of college to start Microsoft — ready to drop everything to pursue an idea.
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While it doesn't have built-in LTE, it does have a GPS, 5ATM water resistance for swimming, a bunch of advanced fitness features, and works as a controller for PowerPoints and Gear VR. Why you should care: Contrary to popular belief, smartwatches aren't dead.
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Contrary to popular belief, "If you want to be the most assured that the dog that you're getting has a known personality that will fit in with your family, your lifestyle and other pets, adopting from a shelter is the way to go," says Paxton.
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There are a couple of brands that offer purification tablets, and other things of that sort, but this is the only machine I've come across with a full-on Brita-style filter, and it's popular belief, as with pizza, that good coffee starts with good water.
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Here are some of his most important works from throughout this career, and why they should be on your radar, if they're not already: The Destroyer Contrary to popular belief, Lee's superhero work came much earlier than some of the big ones we know him for.
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In watching, she uncovers him to be revealed as a more muted counterpart to what Manny presented: reserved, kind, and more down-to-earth where Manny was bellicose —highlighting that, contrary to popular belief, men can actually exhibit more than a limited range of character attributes.
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Having visible Muslims in office who celebrate their faith and background while also espousing the leadership qualities and understanding of the Constitution that should be demonstrated by American leaders overturns the false yet popular belief that Islam and Western democracy are at odds with one another.
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In this episode of State of Grace, host Grace Baldridge (a Christian who accepts evolution as fact) asks experts and those around her about the tenets of faith and science, the tension between the two, and whether or not they can — despite popular belief — live in harmony.
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And, contrary to popular belief that those under 20 would rather do anything online rather than in person, teens still enjoy going to, and shopping at, malls: "The idea that [teens] don't enjoy physical retail is overblown," says Neil Saunders, CEO of retail analysis and consultancy firm Conlumino.
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It remains unclear if the story is true, but it does provide an interesting footnote in the struggle of enforcing food quality through expiration dates in the US. And, contrary to popular belief, we still don't have food labeling that has anything to do with safety—just quality.
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But for many back pain sufferers, the solution can be as simple as investing in a new and improved mattress — one that's firm but not not *too* firm, contrary to popular belief, with ample cushioning around your body's pressure points but enough support to keep your spine straight all night long.
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Contrary to popular belief, most edtech is not foisted upon our schools from above as it was in decades past, but rather, classroom teachers are pulling it in — especially by those whose students are increasingly left behind by a global economy that favors the connected, the computer literate and the experienced.
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We don't often hear about cancer's effects on people's sex lives because popular belief seems to hold that sex is irrelevant when one is dealing with this disease—that people will be too worn down, too focused on the fight for life, to think about something as trivial as sex.
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Contrary to popular belief, "this is not just an issue for people at the lower end of the income spectrum," Dan Macklin, Salary Finance's U.S. CEO and co-founder of SoFi, tells CNBC Make It. About 31% of respondents earning over $100,000 also regularly experience a budget shortfall before payday.
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Contrary to popular belief, Democrats have now become accustomed to explaining that, in their view, enforcement-only approaches will unnecessarily cost taxpayers billions of dollars, cause needless harm and separation to families who have been here for decades and lead to massive disruptions in the economy and further exploitation of illegal workers.
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"There is a popular belief that people who consume marijuana have the munchies, and so [they] are going to eat a lot and gain weight, and we found that it is not necessarily the case," said lead study author Isabelle C. Beulaygue, a research support specialist in interventional radiology at the University of Miami.
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"Our findings not only support, but also significantly strengthen, the growing body of evidence which suggests that dairy fat, contrary to popular belief, does not increase risk of heart disease or overall mortality in older adults," said Marcia Otto, the study's lead author and an assistant professor at the University of Texas School of Public Health, in a statement.
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For the first time, it's possible to say why the Mossad failed to apprehend the man who was perhaps the most wanted Nazi to survive World War II. Documents and interviews reveal that contrary to popular belief, for most of the time that Mengele was in hiding, the Mossad wasn't looking for him at all — or placed finding him far down its to-do list.
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Memorable Lyrics: I'm gonna try for an uptown girl / She's been living in her white bread world / As long as anyone with hot blood can / And now she's looking for a downtown man /That's what I am Contrary to popular belief, Joel's "Uptown Girl" is not an ode to ex Christie Brinkley – though the pair did tie the knot two years after the song's release – but to model Macpherson, whom he was dating at the time.
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There are bite-size moments of insight to be found in "Grunt" — the shark-repellent chapter reveals that, contrary to popular belief, sharks are not innately drawn to the scent of human blood, though, alarmingly, polar bears are drawn to the scent of menstruating women — but Roach, for all her enterprise in visiting military labs and bases from New England to Djibouti, is mostly content to hang around each locale only long enough to paint a small picture and crack a few jokes.
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