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Around 90 members of European and Japanese far-right and nationalist groups arriving in Tokyo for a meeting taking place between August 12th and 15th were keen to dispel stereotypes about their values and habits.

The value-maximizers had dispelled that New York by extracting value from every whimsical unproductive pocket of life, I told him rather pedantically.

We believe there's still hope for Waxman to clear the air, dispel the rumors, and stand up for the values we share.

In blind tasting after blind tasting, Long Island wines continue to dispel the myth that they do not offer good value.

The PAC also aims to dispel the bigoted notion that atheists are immoral and lack values.

The results of the online survey dispel a number of gender stereotypes, most notably the idea that women value marriage and children more highly than men.

Mr. Obama's visit is intended to dispel those doubts and deepen a partnership rooted in shared democratic values.

In fact, policy makers required repeated dissemination to dispel misinterpretations of the findings, such as the belief of some that the value of ECCE has been disproved or that ECCE could have long-term effects and return on investment regardless of its quality.

RadiologyInfo provides a tangible demonstration of how radiologists can engage directly with the global public to educate them on the value of radiology in their health care and to allay concerns and dispel misconceptions.

The findings of the focus groups reported here should be of value to healthcare professionals responsible for collecting routine ethnicity data and may help dispel some of the barriers to data collection.

Originalists Against Trump seeks to dispel the notion that voting for the GOP nominee is somehow supportive of constitutional values, as the founding fathers envisioned them.