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Meanings of public perceptions in English

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Usage of public perceptions in English
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Ardern has had to act to try to turn public perceptions around.
Radio NZ
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But a lot of this requires a quantum shift in public perceptions.
The Guardian
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Lincoln University has been surveying public perceptions of New Zealand's environment since 2000.
Radio NZ
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Leadership and public perceptions about US regional policies, presence, and activities.
The Guardian
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The mayor wants to make cycling safer and change public perceptions of it.
The Guardian
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In a recent poll on public perceptions of politicians' economic competence, Cable came top.
The Guardian
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Ms Lawrence said she has become increasingly conscious of public perceptions of Oranga Tamariki.
Radio NZ
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The new survey looked at public perceptions of the benefits and risks of cannabis.
Reuters
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In turn, that can have an impact on public perceptions.
Reuters
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She believes public perceptions of people with learning disabilities are partly responsible for inadequate progress.
The Guardian
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He has cited cutting red tape as one way of improving public perceptions of Brussels.
Reuters
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A photographic exhibition challenging negative public perceptions of growing old was opened in Dublin today.
The Irish Times
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Fear of attacks -however infrequently they occur -has changed public perceptions of security agencies.
Reuters
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You need to reverse some of the unfair and unjustified public perceptions of the public service.
The Irish Times
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In addition, publicity surrounding the policy changes may shape public perceptions concerning effective management of ADHD.
Pubmed
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The Bulolo MP said public perceptions around deepening corruption in PNG gravitated around the prime minister.
Radio NZ
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Public perceptions across language varieties
New Zealand
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Ireland
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United States of America
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