Examples of using This myth in English and their translations into Malay
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This myth is wrong.
Yet there is no truth to this myth.
This myth is totally false.
Again, I have never heard this myth.
This myth must be abolished promptly.
But scientists have busted this myth long ago.
This myth must be debunked immediately.
Unfortunately, there's no truth to this myth.
This myth is easily exploded.
But there aren't any credible scientific studies to support this myth.
This myth should be debunked immediately.
And yet the medicalcommunity continues to frighten the patient population with this myth.
This myth has been debunked by scientists.
The virus is not spread via contaminated things though this myth is widespread.
There is this myth called Shahrukh Khan and I am his employee.
Dairy foods have often been suggested as a common trigger for asthma,but there is little scientific evidence to support this myth.
Again, this myth is quite a departure from what studies show.
Many women interested in strength training quickly encounter this myth and it disrupts an otherwise effective workout routine.
This myth got started from research on patients with kidney disease.
Rumors about fluoride in drinking water causing cancer have swirled for decades,but no evidence has ever been found to support this myth.
I find this myth the most amusing of the five I have outlined.
Origin of Myth: Lawsuits and news headlines have fueled the myth that cell phones cause cancer, particularly brain cancer,and 30 percent of Americans still believe this myth, according to the Discovery Health/Prevention telephone survey.
This myth appeals to smokers, who are trying to convince themselves that tobacco use isn't all that bad.
Origin of Myth: This myth may have started many years ago when most patients already had very advanced cancers by the time they sought medical care.
This myth was propagated by a campaign in WWII to get people to eat carrots, in which carrots were promoted as magic vegetables that could make you see in the dark.
Also, this myth claims that Confucius was fond of birds, which would explain the name"mahjong"(sparrow).
According to this myth, the game got introduced in various Chinese states depending upon the travel of Confucius to teach his doctrines.
Never believe this myth as working out more than your stamina can lead to serious injury, and one can even faint or collapse because of lack of oxygen.
According to this myth, the appearance of the game in various Chinese provinces coincides with Confucius' travels at the time he was teaching his new doctrines.