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Meanings of popular perception in English

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