A common misbelief is that her name was originally " god " ( with a small " g " ), and was only later changed to " China ".
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But when he would not consent to anathematize the impious dogma you understood, brother, that he continued in his own misbelief, and deserved to receive sentence of condemnation.
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Amte strove to dispel the misbelief and once allowed bacilli from a leprosy patient to be injected into him while participating in an experimental test aimed at proving that leprosy was not highly contagious.
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While this change was understandable, it has brought with it a slight confusion, and the popular misbelief that all crowns have a five-pound face value, including the pre-1990 ones.
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This misbelief stems in part from mistaken ideas about the Civil War _ the central metaphor of American popular history _ and partly from the gargantuan reputations left by Northeastern abolitionists like Horace Greeley, William Lloyd Garrison and Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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The FTC has brought three similar cases against other oil companies, but, among consumers, the " stubborn misbelief " has persisted that using higher-octane gas will improve nearly any car's performance, Winston said.
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In some RPG Maker communities, it is still a common misbelief that RPG Maker 2003 was the only version to support MP3 files natively before RPG Maker XP's release because newer versions of RPG Maker 2000 were unknown to most users outside Japan.
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Nestl?decided to replace all synthetic dyes with natural ones, but, unable to source a natural blue dye, removed blue Smarties from circulation ( which led to the common misbelief that blue Smarties triggered hyperactivity in some children ) and replaced them with white ones.
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To old wives'credit-from what Marco Polo has said, it seems that it is " not " a misbelief, but a correct belief ( about swimming with arms and legs ), which has been incorrectly extended to bathing and frolicking.
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With the January / February 2013 issue, the " Post " launched a major makeover of the publication including a new cover design and efforts to increase the magazine's profile in response to a general public misbelief that it was no longer in existence.
