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• And the ' grand illusion ' - if it ever existed - is dispelled.

• It also shows that even radical writers were often unable to dispel the monarchy from their imaginations.

• The author had done little to help dispel this confusion, other than intimating his discomfort by putting the term ' peripheral ' within quotes.

• The filmmakers, however, went out of their way to dispel such associations.

• With this interpretation, the masking rule says that in some restricted cases the doubt should be dispelled even if classical inference was used locally.

• With neither patients nor family members present, laughter erupted, dispelling the tension, and creating an unexpected and welcome sense of relief.

• The second theme of the study findings identifies a rhythmical pattern of dispelling and embracing mystery.

• His previous concern as to competition amongst peers has also been dispelled, and he appears happy with life at the college's self-catering hall of residence.

• How ironic that it was the war that was likely to dispel at least some of this apathy, whether real or presumed.

• The economics of the bamboo tubewell: dispelling some myths about appropriate technology.

• Object-verb order and adjective-noun order : dispelling a myth.

• Page has performed an important service to the connectionist and cognitive science community by dispelling several myths and misconceptions concerning the localist approach.

• The study findings identify a rhythmical pattern of dispelling and embracing mystery.

• Does this volume in effect reproduce some stereotypes - changelessness, for example - even as it tries to dispel others?

• They needed to dispel much more state patronage in order to keep their electoral majorities.