How To Use Dispel In A Sentence
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Not doing much to dispel their clown reputation, this tune includes a bird tweeting and a sheep's baa!
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A spokesman for the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party called the cabinet shuffle "a futile exercise which inspires none and in no way dispels the gloom shadowing" Mr. Singh's government, according to Press Trust of India.
India Fires Environment Minister Who Held Up Projects
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Perhaps the biggest myth Yi dispelled was that he's some kind of big lumbering center.
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dispel doubts
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I believe what you are calling a smirk is where his teleprompter is telling him to "SMILE" -- that's so we, and he, know that he told us a joke, and also to dispel that nasty rumor going around about his bad temper.
McCain Jokes About Obama's Overseas Trip And Press Coverage
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Three square meals, with healthy snacks such as fresh fruit and nuts in between will help to dispel Fay's sweet cravings.
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He will have to spend hours before his leap inhaling pure oxygen to dispel any traces of nitrogen from his blood due to the thinness of the air at 40,000 m.
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It was important to dispel the myth that Aids was a gay disease.
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Sustained by the truth received from her divine Founder, the Church has ever sought to fulfill holily the mission entrusted to her by God; unconquered by the difficulties on all sides surrounding her, she has never ceased to assert her liberty of teaching, and in this way the wretched superstition of paganism being dispelled, the wide world was renewed unto Christian wisdom.
Libertas Praestantissimum
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At this point, I have a staggering amount of data, and it's been invaluable in dispelling myth, particularly in assisting me to name and claim classism and racism as it permeates my family culture.
Archive 2009-08-01
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They suggest that their evidence based refutations of erroneous beliefs commonly expressed by immunisation defaulters are useful in dispelling their concerns.
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They are released now by officials anxious to dispel the myth that bishops, some of whom still occupy grand palaces and stately castles, enjoy a life of luxury.
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The market is also somewhere for farmers to network and to dispel feelings of remoteness that they may be experiencing whilst living with their families often in isolated areas.
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His response to the coolness elicited by his ideas in these circles was scarcely calculated to dispel it.
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I felt a kind of qualm of faintness and downsinking about my heart and stomach, to the dispelling of which I took a thimbleful of spirits, and, tying my red comforter about my neck, I marched briskly to the session-house.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 06 — Fiction
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Perhaps it is actually a canny psychological technique for dispelling any last minute doubts.
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We must dispel this notion that you can rely on the state for everything.
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The walls seemed to stretch and reach forever, but the young man just dispelled the image with a shake of his head.
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To dispel my disappointment and any Irish duppies - ghosts - that might be hovering about we attacked the three hours scramble to the summit of Blue Mountain Peak.
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The Obama administration and its new Council on Jobs and Competitiveness should outspokenly promote EPA regulation as a part of its jobs program and start dispelling the myths propagated by the EPA's opponents.
Brendan Smith: Obama Needs a Just Transition Taskforce
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This week I would like to dispel some of the myths and rumours regarding dogs and raw food.
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The gloom on leaving La Paz was instantly dispelled by the views on gaining the Altiplano.
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Hendry's Brighton triumph dispelled any lingering doubts that he could perform without the piece of wood with which he won seven world titles.
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Eventually the driver of the truck had no option but to turn around and leave the plant empty handed, as no amount of pleading from the Gardaí could dispel the motivated group.
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Would it have dispelled her own resentment of expectations she could never fulfil?
SEA MUSIC
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Romney is obviously betting an extremist line on immigration will help him going into South Carolina and dispel any notion that he is a "Massachusetts moderate", the label bestowed upon him by Newt Gingrich.
David Leopold: Mitt Romney May Well Regret Kris Kobach's Endorsement
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Allow the food to dispel your chills - the thick, soothing lobster bisque, the aromatic fennel soup, or a terrine of foie gras that glides down your throat like velvet across a smooth back.
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The fear of revenge by the Stalinist system against turncoats and prisoners of war was dispelled by references, in German Wehrmacht propaganda - in accordance with the claims of the Goebbels Propaganda Ministry - to the near collapse of the Stalinist state, brought about, if not directly by German victory, then at least by inner opposition inside the country.
The Civic Platform - A Political Journal of Ideas and Analysis
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To investigate Penthorum Chinese Pursh for dispelling effects of alcohol in mice, the disappearing status of righting reflex was recorded and the concentration of ethanol in blood was measured.
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Either the valorization of accumulation, profit, and the subjection of human beings to mechanistic systems will wind down into the sort of dystopia so widely and lavishly depicted to scare us witless; or we will awaken from our trance, take a deep breath to dispel the catecholamines, use our big neocortices to recognize that we still possess the resources, intelligence and skill to enact a redemptive vision—and then do it.
Annals of The Culture of Politics: Tea and Empathy
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The end of the parliamentary process is an appropriate time to address these criticisms head-on and to dispel some of the prevailing myths.
A New Constitution for Hungary
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The general buoyancy of the advertising market in recent years has dispelled doomy predictions about the prospects for both, but the real action for the past decade and a half has been in the magazine market.
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He hadn't switched on the light for fear of dispelling the fragile new world he had created, but now he was anxious to look about him.
PROSECUTOR
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Boisterous crowds dispelled the darkness of night with fireworks as crackers shattered the stillness of the night.
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The young gentleman declared, rubbing his eyes, that he did not want it now; but however Fleda contrived to dispel that illusion, and bread and butter was found to have the same dulcifying properties at Queechy that it owns in all the rest of the world.
Queechy
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One big sign at the front of the store saying "We Do Not Sell Self Published Books" (or similar wording if this isn't OK for some reason) would seem to help dispell the erroneous assumption.
Msagara: An open letter to Trade Publishers
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I'd like to start the speech by dispelling a few rumours that have been spreading recently.
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The concerned expert introduced that dispels the yellow speckle to from treat the primary affection to obtain.
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Who was the UK General in the First World War who rose from the ranks - dispelling the idea that Edwardian Britain wasn't a meritocracy?
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The assumption that the Windsor matriarch, alone of her tribe, offered a symbol impervious to scepticism, reproach, censure, even simple boredom, has been dispelled.
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But I think this goes just a long way to kind of dispel a lot of the accusations at Al Jazeera, that we're a tool of the Iraqi regime.
CNN Transcript Apr 3, 2003
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Any doubts were soon dispelled almost as soon as the appeal began.
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Cricket chiefs are also hopeful that Ashes hysteria will also help dispel any lingering disenchantment among fans or sponsors caused by the match-fixing saga that scarred Pakistan's tour of England last summer.
English cricket hopes for a sponsorship bonanza
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Adding just a drop of peppermint essential oil will act as an emotional pick-me-up to dispel winter blues.
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But any homely illusions were quickly dispelled by Turkish shrapnel and stubborn shellfire, resulting in heavy casualties.
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Muddy lanes surround dismal tin shacks and there is an aura of despondency and despair, which even the myriads of children do little to dispel.
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The young gentleman declared, rubbing his eyes, that he did not want it now; but, however, Fleda contrived to dispel that illusion, and bread and butter was found to have the same dulcifying properties at Queechy that it owns in all the rest of the world.
Queechy
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But any doubts as to just how brilliantly Rock of Gibraltar had developed were dispelled in the Irish 2,000 Guineas when he pulverised the opposition at the Curragh.
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Oh! the pains I have been at to dispel those gloomy ideas and give him cheerfuller views!
Emma
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Karna which is in thy heart, O repressor of foes, I shall dispel when
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa Translated into English Prose Vana Parva, Part 1
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Schoonover hopes that having the theater functioning will finally dispel any lingering doubts that the project is moving forward.
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Even recent liberalisation has failed to dispel deep-seated suspicions that discrimination still lurks beneath the surface.
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Unless there are any other myths I can dispel, lemme sign off with the reminder that while the feds and/or the state may *may* end up kicking in a share via the enterprise or empowerment zones, the beneficiaries of this deal will not only be these poverty-wage workers, but all of Los Angeles, as lowered poverty brings lowered crime, safer communities, stronger families, less drug use, fewer public health expenditures and more effective schools.
Guess Who's Paying For The Pay Raise At Airport Hotels?
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The myth of our intense 'urbanisation' is dispelled by the reality of the bleak homogeneity of the 'slurb'.
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Nor was the idea dispelled when she stopped and faced him in the privacy of her room with her eyes swollen and a trembling under-lip.
Doom Castle
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By bringing together persons who have triumphed over the disease, the organisers expect to dispel several misconceptions about cancer.
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He effectively dispels any myth of a ‘sneak attack’ at Pearl Harbor and any notion that the United States was caught totally unprepared for war.
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Images portraying individuals with disabilities also as parents, teachers, sales people, managers, business owners, doctors/nurses or lawyers, would aid in dispelling the helpless/dependent stereotype often facing people with disabilities.
Do It Myself Blog – Glenda Watson Hyatt » 2007 » April
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However grim Krasic looked, it wasn't enough to dispel the warm glow of his afternoon with Caroline.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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It is time to dispel the myth of a classless society .
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It was, by design, kissably sensuous, designed to arouse men and provoke the lust of masters; some girls are terrified to wear such lipstick; they know how it enhances their loveliness and proclaims them well as slaves; they understand well its intention and are seldom left long in doubt as to its effectiveness; had they originally entertained doubts as to its efficacy these doubts are often dispelled rapidly, as they squirm, naked and collared, perfumed, in the arms of a strong man, as it is being ruthlessly kissed from their lips.
Guardsman Of Gor
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Along the way, minor ailments were treated and hypochondria dispelled, with adept matter of factness.
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He also moved to dispel what he said was the myth that Queen Mary never sailed in convoy because she was too quick.
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The beginning of the winter brought a new season of parties and gatherings with which the aristocrats sought to dispel the gloominess of this permanently twilit world.
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Its old brick buildings, clustered beneath bare trees, had the hush of a convent, a quietude to dispel the pain within.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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PETER GELB, GENERAL MANAGER, METROPOLITAN OPERA: In an effort to kind of dispel or break down this image that the Met is some sort of an elitist organization, we have launched a whole bunch of initiatives to connect the Met to a broader public.
CNN Transcript Dec 19, 2007
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With their use of tone rows and dense counterpoint these pieces should dispel any ideas that Ives's music is just about jaunty marches and musical borrowings.
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From the colourful tiny candles bedecking birthday cakes to the ordinary white ones with long wicks, candles have not only served to dispel darkness, but also served as means to express love and affection.
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Its easy to believe that photos would dispell the myth because HBs will often ask, "why are there no photos", but they are being dishonest; everyone knows that photos are irrelevant to them.
Apollo LEMS on The Moon - NASA Watch
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Worship and adore the Guru, the Perfect True Guru, and all your sinful residues shall be dispelled.
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Many of those calls he says come from posh hotels and prestigious New York addresses dispelling the myth that bed bugs only reside in filth.
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Reading the afterword dispelled any hope of that; which is a pity since it seemed like the manga was growing into its potential.
Manga Review: Murder Princess, Volume Two | The Anime Blog
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It is also important to dispel the myths about what working in a particular industry or for a less well known employer might entail, he adds.
Times, Sunday Times
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They retain a ‘cell wall’ of peptidoglycan which ought to dispel any doubts about their bacterial origin.
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[O] nce defendant was physically taken into custody and handcuffed, the potential for coercion was as great as that which inheres in custodial interrogation by a police officer, and ... administration of the Miranda warnings was required to dispel that potential coercion in order for defendant's statement to be admissible in a criminal trial.
Fourth Department
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It was important to dispel the myth that Aids was a gay disease.
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While I sat quietly munching on my corn, I couldn’t help but think of a recent study conducted by Focalyst, which sheds new light on boomer affluence and dispels a common myth: nearly every baby boomer is an ATM machine, with so much money they don’t know what to do with it.
Boomer Elites (The Boomer Blog)
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But the friendly, welcoming workforce soon dispelled any apprehensions that young, spotty apprentices such as I ever had.
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Let me dispel the illusion that people who appear in pornos, specifically on the boxes, are all attractive.
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This was designed to educate the court from the outset by indirectly dispelling certain notions about battered women.
'Trivial Complaints:' The Role of Privacy in Domestic Violence Law and Activism in the U.S.
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Ann Bradley dispels the old wives' tales and gives the medical facts.
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Thus, while the episode operates as a scene of instruction for the eponymous protagonist, the particular and necessarily stable sense of things on which Knightley’s instructions are predicated, is ultimately insufficient in dispelling a “social density that is unsortable, unexplainable, and [...] unanswerable to any discursive formation.”
Introduction to the Forum on the Box Hill
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But, before you slather on that oil-laden cream or lotion, it's important to understand how the skin functions and to dispel a few myths about moisturizing products to boot.
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Given our fast-degenerating communal scenario, there is a crying need to dispel the multiplying misunderstandings about each other.
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And as for the fear of Karna which is in thy heart, O repressor of foes, I shall dispel when Savyasachin will have left heaven.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 1 Books 1, 2 and 3
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The image rebuild with this method accord with the subjective characteristic of the human eye, having dispelled a block effect completely, the code efficiency of the image is improved greatly too.
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They would have done that to dispel any chance of the victims' families claiming compensation and suing the American government for millions.
The Sun
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Again the noise, a little stir, a sort of quiet moan, or something that he could not quite define; but it seemed, whenever he heard it, as if some fact thrust itself through the dream-work with which he was circumfused; something alien to his fantasies, yet not powerful enough to dispel them.
Doctor Grimshawe's Secret — a Romance
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Nor clearest noon tide can that horrid pain dispel.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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And the route that has brought him to his lawn, in this town, on this day dispels most notions of typicality and exposes its tendency to blur or exclude specific qualities that don't fit.
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In doing so, the push could dispel the perception that the alliances are not providing measurable benefits to passengers, but are simply a means to reduce costs while expanding geographic reach.
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Paladin dispelled the forcewall he had created and started towards the girl, who was staring at him apparently dumbfounded at being rescued.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Jmilb’s Review Forum
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Disease surveillance should be increased during floods, and information should be disseminated rapidly to dispel false rumours of contagion or outbreaks.
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This win dispels any doubts that Boroughmuir, who stormed Division Two to regain their place in the top flight, will be able to survive in the Premiership next season.
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That illusion was quickly dispelled, and Bella had retreated into her own bower, leaving Elanor to grow up along separate lines.
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In addition, she said there was a need to dispel some of the myths around cocaine such as the notion that it is relatively safe and relatively clean.
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As for the men, well a stroll to the adult video store will quickly dispel the idea that lesbians are somehow unpopular with hetero men.
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The Poles were still uncertain as to the ultimate fate which the Emperor reserved for their country; but a future bright with hope shone before their eyes, until these visions were rudely dispelled by the Emperor's reply to the deputation from the Polish confederation established at Warsaw.
Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon
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THE WARMTH OF THE MARQUIS’s greeting bolstered Kate’s flagging spirits, and the kindness in his expression dispelled any lingering discomfort occasioned by MacNeill’s sardonic manner.
My Seduction
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But its contents rapidly dispel any fears that this most entertainingly waspish of commentators succumbed to beatific mildness in his final years.
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Dr. Singh, who has just returned from his four-day visit to Japan, is expected to dispel some of the concerns raised by the Opposition bench and the Left party, supporting his government.
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But a quick look around him would have soon dispelled such notions.
Times, Sunday Times
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We want to dispel the myth that you cannot eat well in Britain.
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Much doubt could be dispelled by providing the test rig documentation.
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It is one of ideal health appliances, which can be used for improving blood circulation and the process of metabolism, curing muscle sore, regulating biorhythm nerves, and dispelling fatigue.
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Was he trying to kind of dispel the theory that maybe this was an act of defense on the behalf of Nathaniel Brazill?
CNN Transcript May 9, 2001
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Would not one word suffice to dispel their solicitude, and restore the lost one to their arms?
Wild Western Scenes
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This tends to dispel any worries subjects may still be harbouring about being "brainwashed".
Self-Hypnosis
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The doubts about the health of the European banks need to be dispelled, which is why the stress tests are so important.
European regulators to publish doomsday scenarios for banks
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That's why the IP address management vendor is looking to dispel what it calls a handful of myths around DNS and get people paying attention to the technology in 2009, despite economic worries.
ARN News
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Red Cow never saw Marcus O'Brien again, and though many conjectures were entertained, no certain clew was ever gained to dispel the mystery of his passing.
The Passing of Marcus O'Brien
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We must dispel this notion that you can rely on the state for everything.
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The Dems need to invite GOP pols into immediate, national debates, carried on TV to dispell these ridiculous lies.
Obama approval dips to new low in Florida
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There is this notion, one which I try to dispel, which is that people who hold strong antigay positions are always secretly gay.
Left Wing: When Gay Bashers Are Gay, Why Do People Just Mock and Turn Away?
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A habitual contemplation of his divine form, dispelling impediments, blesses a devotee with the kinds of successes.
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Having relocated his family, wife Patti and twin 6-year-old sons, Mr. Steigmeyer dispelled rumors in an interview Wednesday about his being a short-term fixer, a caretaker or a proxy for a future buyer.
Times-Tribune Pets of the Week
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I had no words of wisdom to dispel his gloom, no comfort to offer him.
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To become Rowley at a second degree, constituted retrospectively in an act of textual misprision even as the fiction of Rowley itself is dispelled, he must of course cede any remaining hold on a stable authorial identity.
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It was important to dispel the myth that Aids was a gay disease.
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If anyone was ever in doubt that Conway's was not a sports bar, the doubt would quickly be dispelled by a visit on match-day.
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Moving his shoulders in irritable self-contempt lessened the illusion, but did not entirely dispel it.
LOHENGRIN
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It is astonishing how our prejudices change from youth to middle age, even without any remarkable interposition of fortune; I do not say dissipate, or even dispel, which is much more doubtful -- but they change.
Phoebe, Junior
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Two popular misconceptions about this government should be dispelled.
America Past and Present
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It aims at creating awareness about the snakes among the rural populace and also to dispel the many myths surrounding the reptiles.
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These two fine packages should dispel that notion.
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They would have done that to dispel any chance of the victims' families claiming compensation and suing the American government for millions.
The Sun
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The fragile peace has not dispelled old RussianChechen suspicions.
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The sun soon dispelled the thick fog.
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In both traditions the white rooster, which crows at dawn to dispel the darkness of night, is highly esteemed.
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Perhaps more importantly, Ms Johnson Sirleaf has not been able to dispel the sense of disenfranchisement felt by many indigenous Liberians.
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That has been largely dispelled by Karl Giberson's book "Saving Darwin: How to be a Christian and Believe in Evolution" 2008, HaperCollins, where he traces out a clear history of American Fundamentalism and its dopy offspring -- creationism.
Matt J. Rossano: Creationism: That (Not So) Old Time Religion
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That should dispell any rumor or mis information that the GOP is going to put out ....
White House steadfast on pledge of no middle-class tax increase
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The group plans to launch an education campaign to dispel the notion that Internet surfing is anonymous by default.
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I would call it dispelling a specific natural explanation.
Approaches Determine Outcomes
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The interior of the church -- often called Giotto's Chapel -- is somewhat cold and bare at first sight; but the beauty of the paintings, which are in a very fair state of preservation, considering their age, speedily dispels this idea.
Fair Italy, the Riviera and Monte Carlo Comprising a Tour Through North and South Italy and Sicily with a Short Account of Malta
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That word dispelled the dream and the pain which had held Joan, leaving only the tenderness, magnified now a hundredfold.
The Border Legion
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When the paunch is to be punctured, the animal must be stabbed with a knife (a penknife will do) midway between the haunch-bone and the last rib of the left side; and the opening should be prevented from closing, by the introduction of a tin tube or something of that kind, till the gases are dispelled.
The Lady's Country Companion: or, How to Enjoy a Country Life Rationally
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We want to dispel the myth that you cannot eat well in Britain.
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Tailored replica kits, specially-designed leisure wear and even lingerie are all catering for the female fan base and dispelling the myth that girls who like sport are tomboys with short hair who don't like being feminine.
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In the one Michabo is the spirit of light who dispels the darkness; in the other as chief of the cardinal points he is lord of the winds, prince of the powers of the air, whose voice is the thunder, whose weapon the lightning, the supreme figure in the encounter of the air currents, in the unending conflict which the Dakotas described as waged by the waters and the winds.
The Myths of the New World A Treatise on the Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Race of America
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The right season for crab and hot pot is autumn and winter, when crabs are fertile and plump with a tight texture and hot pot dispels the chill.
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The announcement dispelled any doubts as to the prince's intentions.
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His primary concerns are the first-order issues, such as dispelling the misconceptions about the peace process.
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I felt my heart begin to pound a bit faster, and took a hasty drink from my water glass to dispel my anxiety.
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This tends to dispel any worries subjects may still be harbouring about being "brainwashed".
Self-Hypnosis
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It is reputed as a drug which dispels wind from the stomach and counteracts spasmodic disorders.
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While obviously something needs to be done about the attempts to pass a “Final Solution” for the homosexuals, nothing is going to truly improve until something is done about the education to dispell some of the cultural issues that are clearly wrong.
Think Progress » Bill Gates suggests Ugandan anti-gay bill is not that big a deal.
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So far there has been little evidence to dispel the feeling that they would be England's strongest partnership in that position.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is a charge which the upstart organisation has been quick to dispel, stressing co-operation rather than conflict.
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Mostly, they just drive. The tension in the story is acutely realised as the town grows in its awe of her ‘scandalous’ behaviour, an opinion she airily does nothing to dispel.
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The Justice Secretary was criticised for failing to dispel fears over the uncertainties of leaving.
The Sun
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On her way, she stepped into the I Hung Yüan, to look up Pao-yü and have a friendly hobnob with him, with the idea of dispelling her mid-day lassitude; but, contrary to her expectations, the moment she put her foot into the court, she did not so much as catch the caw of a crow.
Hung Lou Meng
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One challenge was to introduce as many windows as possible, to dispel the twilight gloom common to many mountain chalets.
Times, Sunday Times
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After a prolonged agricultural depression lifted in the 1890s, the worst of rural poverty was finally dispelled.
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There might have been dark clouds overhead but on the ground the magnificent colours of the hundreds of daffodils, grape hyacinths and polyanthus helped to dispel the gloom.
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A number of myths are likely to have been dispelled almost as soon as Friday's opening match between France and Senegal has been completed.
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The relief of tracing Maggie into the forests of Palet was soon dispelled when Cirrus received the phone call from his train conductor that they were broken down.
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The terms preceding the words ‘assuming’ not merely do not dispel the reference to market which is the heart of valuation but positively emphasise it.
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Apple's Jobs: Hormone Condition Won't Hinder CEO Duties letter released today, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs sought to dispel some of the persistent rumors surrounding his health -- while admitting that he's recovering from what he described as a hormone imbalance.
InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers
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Modernism's glossy, factory-fresh forms dispel all doubts about the virtues of modern technology.
Designs too good to waste: Looking at Cooper-Hewitt's 'Why Design Now?' and more
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The report's irenic and tentative tone, and the complete absence of bullet points in its text, should dispel any such misimpressions.
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This tends to dispel any worries subjects may still be harbouring about being "brainwashed".
Self-Hypnosis
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Her lithe body did little to dispel this image, even dressed as she was in a tight halter top over a blue thermal shirt, cut-off daisy dukes over black tights and beat-up Doc Martins.
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Last week President Nicolas Sarkozy, keen to dispel the belief that his policies are doing more harm than good to intra-community relations, insisted he would let no French Muslim citizen be "stigmatised".
The Guardian World News
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That the stadium was one-third full does little to dispel the notion that it was a cup tie too far for the people of Sunderland.
Times, Sunday Times
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She would go away when we sprayed teleprinter lubricant (we had large supplies but no machine following two of us being sent on the ‘relevant’ week of training) behind her to dispel the phantom officers who were spying on her.
Police Complaints – The Shocking Truth! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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Many analysts thought Standard was paying too high a premium for control of the bank in January, but these doubts could be dispelled by a positive update on its integration.
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These dispelled any doubts I may still have had about my whereabouts.
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A new project should help dispel commonly held misbeliefs about Aboriginal Australians.
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All of which might just be enough to dispel the shadow that has been cast by the PSN trouble... that is if hackers don't decide to play spoilsport and manage to knock out the network again on Monday.
Turnstyle: E3: Microsoft and Sony Preview
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The practitioner will be aiming to dispel any negative thoughts about marathon running from your mind.
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The 46-year-old, who has long lived in relative quiet, sat down with a journalist in a drab motel room to try to dispel his lingering public image as a hatemonger.
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Any initial collywobbles I might have had about stepping into a room full of strangers were immediately dispelled when the very first person I clapped eyes on turned out to be someone I already knew: David.
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The President is attempting to dispel the notion that he has neglected the economy.
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Let's first dispel any doubt that the offered reasons for awarding President Obama the Nobel Peace prize were ungenuine.
The Obama Nobel Is Not About Peace
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His gentlemanly good humour did much to dispel the natural tension between production and editorial camps as press time approached.
Times, Sunday Times
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Shree Ganesh is the god of Good Luck and Auspiciousness and is the Dispeller of Problems and Obstacles.
New Year’s 2010 Playlist
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This was on-the-edge black comedy that dispelled any vestige of condescension that might have been felt towards the performers.
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The sight of the safe, the saucer of milk, and the loop of whipcord were enough to finally dispel any doubts which may have remained.
Sole Music
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This separate class consciousness he endeavored to dispel.
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Colonel Calderon tried to dispel their fears and to persuade them that no attempt on their lives was contemplated.
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In addition, she said there was a need to dispel some of the myths around cocaine such as the notion that it is relatively safe and relatively clean.
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The fears that jazz is increasingly in the hands of grey wrinklies is dispelled by the sight of such musicians as James Lancaster, Dave Hardy and Paul Baxter.
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They were fabulous company and we had a very good evening with them, eventually heading for the dortoir about 9pm, leaving the guardienne eating fondue with two friends, and demolishing several bottles of wine after which the friends presumably drove back down the hill, dispelling the stereotype that the Swiss are all obsessively law-abiding.
Day 7 – Bonatti to Gite la Lechere
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It further calls for discussion within the trade union movement on this question, with a view to dispelling the myths that surround homosexuality.
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Nothing," says he, "next to flesh is more nourishing; but in this country we overboil them, and dispel their volatile salts: the water should boil before they are put in.
Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
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A specialist in disability consulting, she says consultants can help dispel fears about minority groups.
Times, Sunday Times
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Considered a symbol of regal authority, the dragon was also thought to dispel evil spirits.
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Thus, while the episode operates as a scene of instruction for the eponymous protagonist, the particular and necessarily stable sense of things on which Knightley’s instructions are predicated, is ultimately insufficient in dispelling a “social density that is unsortable, unexplainable, and [...] unanswerable to any discursive formation.”
Introduction to the Forum on the Box Hill
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While the former boldly exposed the unseemly behind the scene activities of some DMK/pro DMK elements, before the CM himself, publicly, Mr Rajni was seen clapping in the meeting but later disowned the contents of Ajith's charge .. then met the CM to 'dispell' any misgivings .. what is all this?
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But the call did at least dispel the vapour of unease that clung to the dispersal hut in the hours before action.
FIGHTER BOYS: Saving Britain 1940
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A major reason for presenting an exhaustive review of the Inuit economy in Nunavut is to dispel the commonly held view that the Inuit traditional economy can be summed up by the term generalized reciprocity.
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his lectures dispelled the darkness
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And though the air, redolent of smoke and tar and hemp ensilage, was filled with the sounds of poultry cackling and a baby crying during the process of being put to bed, the hubbub in no way served to dispel the illusion that everything in the valley was but part of a sketch executed by an artistic hand, and cast in soft tints which the sun had since caused, in some measure, to fade.
Through Russia
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Much of the correspondence contained in this volume shows Proust acting to dispel such misapprehensions.
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Any lingering sense of contradiction or pessimism should be dispelled by going back to the text.
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The little store of sovereigns in the tin box seemed to be the only sight that brought a faint beam of pleasure into the millers eyes, faint and transient, for it was soon dispelled by the thought that the time would be longperhaps longer than his life, before the narrow savings could remove the hateful incubus of debt.
II. The Torn Nest Is Pierced by the Thorns. Book IV—The Valley of Humiliation
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While I want this article to dispel the common stereotype that fanfiction is written by pinhead fangirls desperate to see their favourite characters get it on, it must be admitted that such beings exist in herds.
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Long practice at meditation or mindfulness can also dispel the illusion.
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The sun soon dispelled the thick fog.
