The MUD's experts dismiss fears that the vote will not be secret.
Some scientists dismiss fears of bioterrorism via influenza, because flu viruses would not make practical weapons: they cannot be targeted, and they would also infect whoever deployed them.
PEOPLE such as the bosses of oil and coal firms like to dismiss fears of global warming as just so much nonsense.
The college of policing has also begun a consultation on new guidelines, which will urge officers to dismiss fears of being labelled racist when dealing with FGM.
In an interview with Sky News earlier this morning, Mr Umunna, attempting to dismiss fears surrounding Mr Miliband's popularity, botched his lines after he said it was important "we get Dave, er Ed Milband, into Number 10".
They dismiss fears that advanced medications with a "cocktail" of drugs are unrealistic in Africa, where some experts fear the emergence of drug-resistant strains of AIDS if medications are not administered properly.
House prices dropped by 1.1% in March, figures from the UK's biggest mortgage lender showed, but the annual rate of inflation rose to its highest level since October 2007, suggesting it is too early to dismiss fears of a bubble.
Mr. Duchac dismisses fears of pollutants.
Prime Minister Erdogan has dismissed fears that Iran wants to build a bomb as "gossip".
Roxana Carare, an honorary Romanian consul in Britain, dismissed fears of an invasion of foreign workers.
