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Durant is keen to correct one
popular
perception
about cheetahs in particular.
2
Contrary to
popular
perception
,
the public sector owns very few islands.
3
For such is the
popular
perception
:
The English drink warm beer.
4
And contrary to
popular
perception
,
those networks are not all populated by liberals.
5
Contrary to
popular
perception
,
they have been recorded, though no-one has been hurt.
6
Nevertheless, the
popular
perception
of the story has been that science is on trial.
7
In
popular
perception
across the world, bankers are the main culprit, and rightly so.
8
That gave credence to the
popular
perception
that the political class held voters in contempt.
9
The
popular
perception
in the US, based on polls, is that Mr Trump has not.
10
This is no less true when considering the negative
popular
perception
that surrou(...)
11
The
popular
perception
is that only babies are fostered but that is not the case.
12
But contrary to
popular
perception
,
more reports of abuse are made against civilian U.N. staff than peacekeepers.
13
This is no less true when considering the negative
popular
perception
that surrounds the retail property sector.
14
So when the West Germans equalised, it was hardly the bolt from the blue of
popular
perception
.
15
There are also plenty of bees that don't conform to the
popular
perception
of yellow and black.
16
Contrary to
popular
perception
,
runs the pro-cull argument, wild Scotland is shaped by man and denuded of wildlife.
popular
perception
popular