But they have yet to dispel all doubts.
When the sisters' attendance record is what it is, even a boot isn't going to dispel all doubts.
All of us who are of the same mind as Shinran should be committed to dispelling all doubts, correcting all mis-understandings, and clearing up all confusion.
The Hungarian government is confident that the future legal practice of the media authority will dispel all doubts as to its respect of freedom of the press and public debate.
The three-tour Lion has been struggling with neck problems in recent weeks and is keen to dispel all doubts about his fitness for the forthcoming World Cup campaign by lasting a full game against quality opposition.
Further improvements have dispelled all doubts, making Poles the poster children for the proposition that early "tracking"—allocating pupils to different sorts of schools or programmes hurts weak ones without benefiting the rest.
For the events of the past six weeks should dispel all doubts, critics argue, that far from reforming Thailand into a developed, democratic nation, Mr Thaksin is doing whatever he feels necessary to perpetuate his own power and ensure re-election, a rarity in Thai politics.
He dispelled all doubts by running Long Run so close but Henderson's chaser had more stamina still, which will be useful when he returns to Cheltenham in March and attempts to become the second horse, after his former opponent Kauto Star, to reclaim the Gold Cup after relinquishing it.
While some of Long's arguments may not dispel all doubts on the relative advantages of robotic models versus computer simulations, I feel that the book is to be praised, because it raises a number of urgent methodological and epistemological issues that apply both to evolutionary biorobotics and to biorobotics at large.
The narrator, a writer who like Mba has returned from exile, agrees that changes are taking place and says he hopes they will eventually benefit everyone but - trying to avoid sounding over-optimistic - adds that ultimately time will dispel all doubts.
Crowley claimed that "no forger could have prepared so complex a set of numerical and literal puzzles" and that study of the text would dispel all doubts about the method of how the book was obtained.
