41.   Survivors may be reluctant to request an autopsy because of mistaken beliefs about what is involved.

42.   That encouraged the mistaken belief that dismantling the apparatus of legal segregation was in some sense the equivalent of decreasing the poisonous levels of racism in the society.

43.   The complaint alleges that many Levitz customers bought insurance without realizing they had done so or in the mistaken belief that coverage was free.

44.   The primary reasons given by elderly immigrant Latinos for not enrolling in Medicare was a mistaken belief that naturalized citizenship is a prerequisite for eligibility.

45.   They also picketed the Dallas wedding of Roger Clinton in the mistaken belief that his brother, President Clinton, would be present.

46.   They had returned to the Iraqi capital Tuesday in the mistaken belief they had been pardoned for their defection six months ago.

47.   This mistaken belief virtually halted for many decades any serious research into the relationship between periodontitis and other diseases.

48.   They pushed to get more African-American women on the jury on the mistaken belief they would be appalled by the charges.

49.   Tuesday, about seven spectators, who appeared to be supporters of Baez, appeared in Lowell District Court on the mistaken belief he was to be arraigned there.

50.   People taking warfarin often choose acetaminophen for everyday pain relief in the mistaken belief that it will not thin their blood further, the researchers said.