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Initially Sir John had been sceptical that the UK could regain the territory, however, his doubts were soon dispelled and later praised the deployment as "a remarkable achievement".

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But recent studies reviewing the outcomes of births in Scandinavian national registries have dispelled some concerns.

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Olympic officials at the time swiftly dispelled the rumor of the bed's flimsiness after Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan shared a video of himself jumping on the bed to test its sturdiness.

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Even so, prosecutors successfully dispelled any doubt.

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The protest - launched on Wednesday morning by a university-affiliated student group - was quickly dispelled by the evening.

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