It's perceptions, thoughts, feelings, dreams.

Both perceptions would be false, both reactions dangerous.

Example for NIS match

That match was unambiguous.

It was a match.

He struck a match.

After the first match is found, the subsequent searches are continued on from end of the last match.

Switch blocks so they match

Profile does not match signature

Do you have a match?

This damp match won't light.

You're no match for him.

There's a soccer match tomorrow.

But if I had to get a match to match, obviously, I would need a different design of a cellphone.

I'll bet all your shoes match.

An India Pakistan Diplomatic Test Match

Our team lost the first match.

It doesn't match the Latin one.

And moreover, it profoundly changes your perceptions by what you do.

The Members of the Organization have differing perceptions of those issues.

Given those differing cultural perceptions, the reform proposals were extremely ambitious.

What's true for color is also true for complex perceptions of motion.

For work in three dimensions, with your perceptions of space and time.

You will surely find the perfect match.

A perfect match for your mountain holidays

Are you ready to make the match?

And all the tiles match up again.

So, the match was ended in between.

What a match for a Twenty20 final.

An opening ceremony to match every other.

I had a tennis match with him.

His words and deeds do not match.

Through this match, I realized my inadequacies.

No match had so far been established.

(ii) To promote positive perceptions and greater social awareness towards persons with disabilities

Provide on the other hand elements on what works to counter fatalistic perceptions.

Thiis necklace and this dress don't match, right?

Match the top two cards of the waste.

The night before a match I'm very nervous.

And you should see me during the match.

Then we match them in pairs by computer.

I always get nervous just before a match.

Which team won the match really isn't important.

We must make conscientious efforts to do away with wrong perceptions, misunderstandings and ignorance.

As part of the official pre match protocol, teams and match officials posed jointly behind a banner displaying the unequivocal message of Say No to Racism .