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• Some anglers avoid barbless hooks because of the erroneous belief that too many fish will escape.
• He was also asked to reject fifty erroneous beliefs that he and his followers allegedly held.
• It also addresses erroneous beliefs, such as the notion that everyone needs eight hours of sleep.
• This decision was based on an erroneous belief that the Red Sea was higher than the Mediterranean.
• This has contributed to the erroneous belief that Napol閛n Bonaparte had pioneered the " Principles of War ".
• Many recipients were treated with antibiotics in the erroneous belief that the site of the inoculation had become infected.
• He allows Amelia to continue with her obsession over George and does not correct her erroneous beliefs about him.
• It says to examine the evidence with a skeptical eye, so as not to adopt an erroneous belief.
• There is an erroneous belief that these were composed at the behest of CP Brown, the Collector of Cuddappah.
• The adjustive function motivates the targets to reciprocate perceivers'overtures and thereby to behaviorally confirm perceivers'erroneous beliefs.
• Focus includes past, present and future and helps individuals challenge their unrealistic, irrational and erroneous beliefs about their lives.
• The FSPL expression above often leads to the erroneous belief that free space attenuates an electromagnetic wave according to its frequency.
• It is believed that players play the next harmonic higher without realising and this has given rise to this erroneous belief.
• One strategy that has proved effective is persuading religious leaders to dispel the widespread, erroneous belief that Islam calls for circumcision.
• Chacko also notes that the erroneous belief that HIV is easily spread, has made society discriminate against family members of PWHAs.
• This "'list of common misconceptions "'corrects erroneous beliefs that are currently widely held about notable topics.
• I quickly learned this was an erroneous belief and I immediately retracted it and tried to lessen the effect of that nonsense.
• This practice was especially prevalent in Mexico and Canada because of an erroneous belief that such marriages were legal in those jurisdictions.
• Either of these two circumstances might lead to the erroneous belief that speciation was involved in the observed evolution of the peppered moth.
• The Truth supplies Tenpenny with free drugs because of an erroneous belief that the crooked officer would shield him from prosecution in exchange.