| It would tell the world that it has perhaps misperceived that the minority community is not welcome. |
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| Why not instead consider it one's moral duty to sound the alarm about the tiny risks which are misperceived to be large? |
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| It is easy to blame militarists and fanatics, or bad policymaking and lack of democracy, for Japan's catastrophically misperceived goals. |
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| Often misperceived to be synonymous with consolidation, virtualization offers so much more than consolidation and cost savings alone. |
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| At the same time, Community Table has often been misperceived to be a separate funding organization. |
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| In many cases it has been misperceived as a failure of adaptation efforts and has incurred negative assessments. |
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| Harm reduction is commonly misunderstood and can be misperceived as encouraging drug use. |
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| Quantitative parity in nuclear stockpiles has always been a misperceived concept. |
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| Such is the wonder of the human spirit that these are not unusual deviations from a misperceived pattern of human selfishness. |
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| In another example, two users misperceived each other's interest. |
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| Nerves and nerve-endings become extremely sensitive and cause innocent, harmless signals to be exaggerated and misperceived as painful ones. |
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| All these factors, very few of them mutually exclusive, conspired to make possible skyrocketing leverage, misperceived risk, and spectacular collapse. |
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| Even though it is misperceived as a passive action, prayer is a demand for attention and attraction. |
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| In addition, it was suggested that the role of ethics in the framework of global responses to the present-day financial crisis is misperceived and insufficiently considered. |
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| It is unfortunate that given this current geographical representation, the ICC is often seen, or perhaps misperceived, as an institution which is dominated by particular regions. |
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| When crime is widely misperceived in communities, such as in the case of organized crime activities, police resources may be deployed inappropriately. |
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| Even without reference to the beginning of the clause, however, this Court's prior opinions show that the Court of Appeals has misperceived the task of construction. |
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| However, work by Athanasios Orphanides, an economist at the Federal Reserve, suggests that the real trouble was that policymakers misperceived the size of the output gap. |
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| Historically, we Americans have repeatedly misperceived outsiders as threats. |
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| I think The Sash has been misperceived as a lighter play like The Bigot. |
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| The misperceived notion about HEC being sold at a nominal price was also completely untrue, as there is a difference between the valuation price and the market price. |
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