Both sheikhs and priests have been involved in dispelling these beliefs.
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Dispelling a common misperception Not all independent work is created equal.
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Above, the Hall of Dispelling Clouds, where her birthday is celebrated.
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Seniors are dispelling the misconception that comfort and style are mutually exclusive.
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"Dispelling those myths with the parents has been important," Whitley-Williams said.
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It's also known for balancing environments, charging other crystals, and dispelling negative energy.
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He spent Sunday night dispelling myths about bats and highlighting their positive traits.
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Spencer wore a Lemurian crystal around his neck — for the dispelling of drama.
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But dispelling this myth and others like it will require much deeper structural repairs.
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Let's start by dispelling the idea that Madonna took part in non-consensual behavior.
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A lot of the book is about dispelling the myths and stigmas surrounding bisexuality.
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But for many Thais the gesture appears not to be dispelling misgivings but sowing confusion.
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Indeed, much of the press conference on Tuesday focused on dispelling "distorted facts" about Wikileaks.
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The federal judiciary must make dispelling those suspicions a high priority in the year ahead.
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Murthy hopes that dispelling some of the stigma around addiction will lead to better treatment.
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Mistress dispelling typically begins with research on the targeted woman, said Shu Xin, Weiqing's director.
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Her generation's speaking out against the drug-dealer stereotype was crucial in dispelling it, she says.
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Beyond dispelling ignorance and misperceptions, here are six quick suggestions to try to win over sceptics.
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He thinks that our economic future depends on dispelling several widely held beliefs from the past.
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The number of applications from women soared in response, dispelling several common myths in the process.
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Although Ming and Shu's love hospital offers conventional counselling alongside mistress dispelling, other enterprises are scrappier.
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Li and Dai are private detectives, and fifteen per cent of their business involves mistress dispelling.
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Scroll down to read one or two items from the "Dispelling Myths About Harriet Tubman" list.
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There is a WhatsApp message I'm looking at that's dispelling a rumor that schools are closed.
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Strong deterrence also requires dispelling the misconception that the source of cyberattacks cannot be reliably identified.
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That includes recognizing a wide range of sexual orientations as well as dispelling prejudices and untruths.
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Virginia Beach Public Library is dispelling the stereotype of dark and musty spaces run by shushing authoritarians.
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That meant the Vermont Senator had cleared a huge hurdle: dispelling doubt that he could be viable.
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Making them more focused and robust, however, will first require dispelling some entrenched, and often unquestioned, narratives.
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Dispelling such confusion is one reason for the choreographed nature of the first calls made to leaders.
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Thomas, 26, said one motivating factor was dispelling for younger players the notion that short guards cannot contribute.
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After rumors had started flying about their supposedly romantic relationship, she sent out a tweet dispelling the notion.
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Dispelling stereotypes about the South Forrester said he hopes to dispel stereotypes about attitudes in Georgia and the South.
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So says Warren Beatty, dispelling the widely spread and exaggerated estimates about the number of women he's slept with.
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To the latter point, there are a whole host of lady comedians who are dispelling that myth every day.
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Ruth Wilson is dispelling theories about her exit from The Affair — and increasing speculation about her decision to leave.
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This is to help a survivor reclaim her selfhood, with the aim of dispelling the immobilizing experience of objectification.
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Social media has been crucial for dispelling myths surrounding Covid-19 and building relationships between the media and experts.
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Any successful campaign will need to mind this diversity and prioritize listening to concerns as much as dispelling myths.
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Imparting belief is an inexact science, but Southgate made clear much lay in deep preparation and in dispelling ghosts.
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Dispelling a longstanding Thanksgiving myth: No, the tryptophan in turkey won't make you sleepy, but eating too much might.
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First, by dispelling the myth that there aren't enough women and minorities with the required skill sets, says DeHaas.
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Their findings offer unprecedented details about that tragic night, while also dispelling myths that have fueled conspiracy theories for years.
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His words come after China's top brass pledged further reforms over the weekend while dispelling fears of a hard landing.
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AltMed is also forming a nonprofit to help educate communities about medical marijuana in hopes of dispelling some unfounded fears.
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But impeachment is no longer just a liberal fantasy, so it's worth dispelling the liberal fear of a President Pence.
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If there was ever an aura of inevitability about Biden, the debate on Thursday went a long way toward dispelling it.
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At the very least, however, the Drakes and Futures of the world are dispelling the myth that men aren't emotionally adept.
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But in the meantime, of course, practicing safe sex and dispelling myths about HIV can go a long way towards prevention.
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We must commit to the infrastructure of our planet and build bridges between people of all nations, dispelling misconceptions and misunderstandings.
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Mr. Gou added that Foxconn would also remain active in China, dispelling talk that Beijing was pressuring Foxconn about its investments.
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Gou added that Foxconn would also remain active in in China, dispelling talk that Beijing may be pressuring Foxconn about its investments.
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These diplomatic overtures, in turn, have succeeded in dispelling the confrontational atmosphere on the peninsula, to the relief of many South Koreans.
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Polio workers were able to cross cultural boundaries, dispelling myths and building trust in communities that had no faith in their government.
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After her own search, Ms. Wang decided to hire Weiqing International Marriage Hospital Emotion Clinic Group, a mistress-dispelling service in Shanghai.
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It's why I felt compelled to write a book dispelling those very stereotypes, called "Why You're Wrong About the Right," in 2008.
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And importantly, the autopsy report corroborates eyewitness accounts, dispelling a conspiracy theory that suggests more than one gunman was involved in the shooting.
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By portraying the app from both a guy and a girl's perspective, it's clearly aimed at dispelling apprehensions about online dating in India.
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Thirty-thousand visitors passed through the fair's gates last year, dispelling naysayers, and establishing what has quickly become an LA art world institution.
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He contended Trump is "not really a plans guy," dispelling his claims that the American economy is broken and that crime has risen.
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The power grid's electrical systems—which use the Earth as a current-dispelling ground—are vulnerable to changes in the Earth's electrical charge.
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If one is lucky enough to procure an interview for a "real" job, it is then a matter of tactfully dispelling implicit prejudices.
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In 2016, she launched Thrive Global, a media platform aimed at dispelling some of the myths about modern work culture and combating burnout.
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While the counselor goes to work, the mistress-dispelling service advises the wife on how to make herself more attractive to her husband.
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Dispelling of myths about Latino Americans: In 85033, a super-majority (80.8 percent) of all Latinos were citizens, either U.S.-born or naturalized.
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What sound is more effective in dispelling the dangerous myth of tribalism and reminding us of the essential truth of our common humanity?
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Something similar happens in Teresa Margolles's "Irrigación" (Irrigation, 2010), which shows a water truck dispelling its contents as it drives down a road.
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But in the century hence, many misconceptions have arisen about that pandemic, and dispelling them will help improve the response to COVID-19.
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Now, Mr. Assad has succeeded in dispelling the rebel threat, largely because of the steadfast financial and military support of his foreign backers.
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Apple cheered investors when it reported a rise in revenue for the last three months of 2016, dispelling worries about a wobble in sales.
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One might think that dispelling these threats to our body politic would spread feelings of relief and happiness, and one would mostly be wrong.
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And we're starting by dispelling one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding trans identities: the fallacy that gender and sexual orientation are the same thing.
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Alongside one of her favorite designers, Norma Kamali, and writer Michaela Angela Davis, the video, on dispelling beauty myths and aging gracefully, went viral.
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Dispelling misconceptions about what's driving income inequality in the U.S. Income inequality inspires fierce debate around the world, and no shortage of proposed solutions.
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She can be a sign of Hollywood's more racially inclusive future, while still proving how far there is to go in dispelling racial stereotypes.
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Danish IT software company SimCorp soared 11% as it affirmed guidance, dispelling market fears of an outlook cut after reporting quarterly results that beat expectations.
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An attorney for the paper responded with a letter of his own, saying that he would welcome a lawsuit and dispelling the accusation of libel.
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While many Twitter users praised her for dispelling misconceptions and stereotypes about Islam, others pointed out that not every Muslim woman has the same freedoms.
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Physician interest in telemedicine jobs is nearly level across age groups, dispelling the idea that older physicians' aversion to new tech will hinder telemedicine adoption.
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Apart from dispelling the "birdbrain" notion with which birds are saddled, Betty achieved instant fame by offering proof of tool making outside the primate order.
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Like a recent study dispelling the hunched caveman stereotype, this new research suggests that Neanderthals didn't invite injury through inferior hunting techniques or dangerous lifestyles.
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Let's begin by dispelling a misleading first impression: that the three companies have sufficient combined market power to bend the health system to their will.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) this fall, devoted the opening minutes of a briefing with reporters in September to dispelling the agency's projections about the mandate.
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Educational apps like The Robot Factory and programming languages like Hopscotch go a long way towards dispelling the myth that the iPad is just for consumption.
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And dispelling fear is a gift for those in the trans community, for whom simply entering an exercise space can seem like a nearly insurmountable hurdle.
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Searching for Black Confederates is a bracing corrective, a slender yet vital volume in the growing library of texts dedicated to dispelling white supremacist talking points.
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So it wasn't such a far-fetched idea to write a scene where Robert Kardashian is dispelling advice advice about the dangers of the celebrity life.
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Her job became instantly harder, as she tried to balance getting actual, timely aftershock information out to the public with the challenge of dispelling the rumor.
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The U.S. central bank said in a statement its two-day meeting would go ahead as planned, dispelling doubts policymakers would brave a snowstorm hitting Washington.
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Were the Obama administration to disclose in clear terms what it has on Russia's alleged hacking, it could go a long way to dispelling the fever.
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There's not enough regulation on social mediaRegistered nutritionist Jenny Rosborough agrees that there's an issue with the lack of regulation for people dispelling health advice online.
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" At Wear Your Voice Magazine, she's says her goal is to "transform the traditional media landscape while redefining social norms and dispelling myths associated with feminism.
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"Such an approach could also support cultural change at firms – for instance, by dispelling notions that fines are the cost of doing business," the FSB said.
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The resulting oversaturation of nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous can cause algal blooms that deplete oxygen in the water, killing or dispelling aquatic animals for miles.
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After reading, students can view the World Health Organization's page dispelling rumors around Zika and complications as well as this CBS News article about the claim.
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Chinese consumers are wary of the quality and safety of domestic brand vehicles, and dispelling those fears would take time and money, SAIC and Geely executives said.
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The film grossed $84 million at North American theaters and topped the box office for two weeks, dispelling industry notions about minority actors not drawing mass audiences.
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An intense and indiscriminate bombing campaign aimed at dispelling the Houthi rebels, followers of the same Shiite sect of Islam as Iran, began in March of 2015.
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Even if results from larger trials show that is the case, dispelling the notion that low cost means low quality will be a challenge, says Dr Adamson.
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The euro also gained after Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said Italy has no plans to exit the euro, dispelling some fears of an euroskeptic Italian government.
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After dispelling the damaging belief that I wasn't loveable, I could no longer justify treating myself like I wasn't the most important person in my own life.
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Salah is an underdog — an Egyptian, a Muslim, an immigrant — but with so many people rallying around and rooting for him, his miraculous talent is dispelling prejudice.
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That's the contrast: We're dispelling the myth that they're these wild animals that go crazy when you jump in with them, and they're trying to kill you.
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Nathalie Duroseau, a New York-based pediatrician and fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, said part of her job involves dispelling these misconceptions on a regular basis.
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"You're going to to hear similar messages from the President himself and that will go a long way toward dispelling any doubts that remain," the official told CNN.
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Hours after dispelling the breakup rumors, Evans posted a video of two of her children and Eason, whom she wed in September 2017, at a Christmas tree lot.
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Egalitarian marriages start with the wedding, and a publication that aims to reach millions of men can play a large role in either feeding or dispelling sexist assumptions.
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The couple was seen walking hand-in-hand in New York City on Thursday night, dispelling any doubts that they're very much together after briefly splitting in June.
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Ben Bernanke, at the time a new governor at the Federal Reserve, made reference to Friedman's conceit in speeches about dispelling deflation, earning himself the nickname "Helicopter Ben".
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Just as polluting factories were shut down and a barrage of rain-dispelling rockets were launched to insure clear skies during the Games, political irritants were vigorously contained.
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Kang Na, who runs a mistress-dispelling service called the Reunion Company in the southern city of Shenzhen, said he recruited male counselors from his own social circle.
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In the coming days, teachers will be dispelling rumors and keeping an eye out for unusual behavior – atypical silence, ceaselessly talking about the attack, sleep problems, exaggerated clinginess.
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Khalifa Hifter flew home on Thursday to Benghazi and delivered a spirited televised address, seemingly dispelling for now reports that health problems could imperil his grip on power.
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Dispelling myths about friars (no, they're not like cloistered monks) was a bonus to his primary goal of becoming a better baker, as far as Corriente was concerned.
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In a sense, the GOP nominee's rise in the polls could actually help in this task by dispelling the idea that Clinton is going to win in a walkover.
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The actor vehemently denied any health issues through his social media in October 2015, dispelling rumors that he had a tumor after being spotted at the UCLA Medial Center.
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Dispelling misleading information Officials also tried to clear up misinformation spreading through social media and WhatsApp that claimed Canada is inviting people to claim asylum, reported CNN's partner CBC.
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The beauty of the mountain setting and this elegant former mining town's distance from the stresses of New York, Los Angeles and Toronto have a way of dispelling pessimism.
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But a search on Baidu, a Chinese search engine, yields pages of ads and blogs that link back to mistress-dispelling companies based in cities like Shanghai and Guangzhou.
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Williams defeated Italian Camila Giorgi in the first round, dispelling doubts about her troublesome knee which forced her to retire mid-match during the Hopman Cup two weeks ago.
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A growing network of booking agencies and community groups run by women have helped bring female artists out of the shadows, dispelling the boy's club atmosphere of the past.
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It's powerful that a person with as large a following as Nikkie is confronting this harmful behavior head-on in the name of dispelling dangerous ideas about trans identity.
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"If you don't maintain them well and everything you breathe is filtering through this gigantic sheet of dust," dispelling dust into the air, "that's not very helpful," he noted.
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Eight hours after D&aposSouza&aposs Tweet, the Auschwitz Memorial&aposs Twitter account replied with two pages of copy dispelling frequently circulated rumors that Soros was a Nazi collaborator.
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As for those French people, forgive me for dispelling the myth that the French are all in on some colossal joke about the money other people spend on wine.
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The president had kneecapped Tillerson long before he pushed him out of the administration, undermining him publicly and dispelling any notion that he spoke for the president he served.
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"Sorry babe I totally cheated and Vaedas not urs," she commented alongside an okay hand and two laughing crying emojis, dispelling any speculation that Tyler is not Vaeda's biological father.
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Dispelling myths, learning lessons This record dispels several myths: that Russia is not sweating sanctions, that sanctions make Putin stronger or more popular, and that they cement ties with China.
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SellMyLivestock has listed over £50 million ($64 million) of livestock, feed, and bedding to sell in the last year, dispelling notions that farmers are stuck in the past, Bairner said.
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Just seeing what the word mindfulness means in a Buddhist context — and dispelling misconceptions about the meaning — points to a particular way of confronting the challenge of Trump and Trumpism.
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North Korea: Kim Kyong-hui, aunt of the leader Kim Jong-un, re-emerged in Pyongyang, the capital, dispelling rumors that she was purged after her powerful husband was executed.
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One of the things Jill cared about most was dispelling the myth that lung cancer was a "smoker's disease," a stigma that has plagued advocacy efforts to raise funding for research.
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Pompeo has the crucial task of dispelling growing skepticism over how serious Kim is about giving up his nuclear arsenal and translating the upbeat rhetoric following the summit into concrete action.
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Which brings us to the third: In sporting those Emporio Armani boxer briefs, he's also dispelling the rumor that his modeling contract with the company ended when his famous relationship did.
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In 2017, the socialist publication Jacobin published a brutal takedown titled "Tulsi Gabbard Is Not Your Friend," focusing on dispelling the myth of Gabbard as an opponent of America's wars abroad.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports rebounded more than expected in August, recording their biggest rise in more than six years and dispelling fears that Europe's biggest economy is heading for a slowdown.
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" Mr. Ebell leads the Cooler Heads Coalition, a loose-knit group that says it is "focused on dispelling the myths of global warming by exposing flawed economic, scientific, and risk analysis.
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In 2017, the socialist publication Jacobin published a brutal takedown titled "Tulsi Gabbard Is Not Your Friend," focusing on dispelling the myth of Gabbard as an opponent of America's wars abroad.
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I visited Quito, Ecuador's capital, as well as three of the islands, where I met quite a few budget travelers, dispelling the myth that the Galápagos are only for the rich.
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LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Britain's budget will be delivered on March 11, as planned, newly-appointed finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday, dispelling speculation that the date might be changed.
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LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Britain's budget will be delivered on March 11, as planned, newly-appointed finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday, dispelling speculation that the date might be changed.
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Trump also reiterated his support for raising the age requirement for purchasing assault-style rifles from 18 to 21, dispelling uncertainty on Capitol Hill about where he stood on the question.
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The oil-rich area Kirkuk, which the Kurds have controlled since dispelling ISIS in 2014, has been at the heart of the dispute between the Kurdish region and Iraq's central government.
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Still, both experience lasting harm when the basic human right to mental health care is denied -- dispelling the myth that people who are financially secure are somehow immune to experiencing mental illnesses.
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Dispelling any doubts about her fitness and form, the 34-year-old American moved freely on the troublesome knee that forced her to quit the Hopman Cup mid-match two weeks ago.
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And the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star and runway model just spent a good chunk of of her Vogue April cover interview dispelling the murmurs and rumors that she may be.
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But committee Republicans—mainly Mike Conaway of Texas and Chris Stewart of Utah—asked questions aimed at dispelling the notion Trump was pro-Russia or that the Russians intended to manipulate him.
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They go beyond dispelling the myth of a helpless princess waiting to be rescued from her tower; racism, sexism, poverty, and LGBTQ inequality are among the cast of shadowy villains depicted here.
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More than that, these works pave the way for dispelling the notion that whiteness and maleness is a default—the default for superheroes, yes, but the default for all modes of storytelling.
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But the man's wife said she believed that the confession was forced, and it was unclear if its broadcast would have any effect in dispelling demonstrations in the fishing village of Wukan.
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Putting North Koreans in contact with Americans also helps educate the former, dispelling the pervasive demonization of the U.S. No one should have any illusion about transforming the North from the outside.
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Preliminary surveys have already turned up a previously unknown Rohingya community in Patuakhali district much farther to the northwest, dispelling assumptions that the ethnic group is present only near the Myanmar border.
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These days, the two are on a similar mission — figuring out how to solve complex health care issues on a global scale, from dispelling myths about vaccines to improving child mortality rates.
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U.S. President Donald Trump claimed progress on issues from trade to North Korea and Hong Kong after speaking with Chinese President Xi Jinping, dispelling fears of another escalation in the trade dispute.
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Victory for Johnson's Conservative Party has reassured markets that Britain is likely headed for a swift exit from the European Union, dispelling some uncertainty after 3-1/2 years of political chaos.
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Police Chief Joseph Lombardo announced the news in a press conference, dispelling theories that there was a second shooter, and asserting that Paddock did not act on behalf of a wider conspiracy.
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Zinsou said in December that he was running as the main candidate for the ruling FCBE party, dispelling fears that President Boni Yayi would defy constitutional term limits and seek a third term.
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Last week, New York dominated the Miami Dolphins 20-6, dispelling any notions that the team was tanking the season, while the Jaguars routed the Baltimore Ravens in a game played in London.
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Likewise "Black Panther", with its black director and stars, is poised to become one of the most successful Marvel films ever—dispelling another assumption, that predominantly African-American films do not succeed internationally.
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The Times' report comes after a string of studies dispelling our hopes that making headway into a bottle of red might help burn off fat or at least be good for the heart.
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Which is why we brought together the biggest cat fans — and set five kittens upon them to see how well they could concentrate on serious issues while dispelling the myths about cat ladies.
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Then there are Justin Turner and Josh Harrison, at one point deemed utility-only players, both turning those roles into All-Star performers, dispelling the idea that versatility is a sign of weakness.
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But India must get more girls into secondary and university education, expand skills training and provide greater access to financial services, while also dispelling deep-rooted patriarchal attitudes, the McKinsey report had said.
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The BoJ investors that it would keep interest rates at super-low levels for at least one more year, in a move aimed at dispelling any doubt over its commitment to ultra-loose policies.
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Affleck said he was "the luckiest guy in the world" and "so thrilled" to play the caped crusader, dispelling trade publication The Hollywood Reporter's report this week that his future as Batman was uncertain.
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Then Trump won, dispelling many Americans' views — which were particularly set by Barack Obama's ascendance as the first black president — that a racist, sexist, and even violent message couldn't win the presidency in 2016.
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It told investors that it would keep interest rates at super-low levels for at least one more year, in a move aimed at dispelling any doubt over its commitment to ultra-loose policies.
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Investors expect Canada would also agree to new terms to preserve a three-nation pact, ultimately dispelling the economic uncertainty prompted by U.S. President Donald Trump's repeated threats to ditch the 68.763 NAFTA accord.
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Parents and young adults alike who have participated in such programs strongly testify to their value in dispelling ignorance and grounding sexual decision-making in a moral perspective of human values and relational mutuality.
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I'm not sure where it lies, yet, and I'm still struggling with how those of us who write about the works themselves are involved in that perpetuation and/or the dispelling of the mythology.
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Progressive reformers tend to cling to the myth that a sufficiently dramatic shock or disaster will have the effect of dispelling misinformation and propaganda, like a mighty wind blowing dust from all the lenses.
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He still comes up short compared with Brady, but winning a second Super Bowl will go a long way toward dispelling the idea that he fails whenever the biggest game is on the line.
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U.S. 06.7443-year Treasury yields briefly shot up to 06.7433 percent, a level last seen in April 06.7423, casting a pall over emerging markets and dispelling some of the rosy picture from manufacturing activity data.
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"Not only has the film really significantly altered the taboo in India, but also just in talking about the film and publicizing the project, we're dispelling the taboo in our own home communities," Sliney says.
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By going around and collecting artifacts, which the game calls "foundables," and dispelling the "confoundable" magic threatening to reveal it to the world, you're essentially helping maintain the worldwide cover-up of the magical world.
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It remains to be seen if the EU will take any further collective action against Tehran, or even if member states will escalate matters by removing their ambassadors or dispelling Iranian officials from their countries.
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But if you have not yet thought of prayer as a powerful weapon, let me encourage you with this: our world needs more believers like you dispelling the darkness as you fight these spiritual battles.
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China's top brass are pledging reforms and dispelling fears of a hard landing in key national meetings that started over the weekend, underscoring Beijing's efforts to stabilize market sentiment and assert the Communist Party's leadership.
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While he never addressed the breathing tube, he denied any health issues through the social media site back in October, dispelling rumors that he had a tumor after being spotted at the UCLA Medial Center.
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Over the past day, the spirits company has been dispelling misconceptions that its vodka can be used as a disinfectant in place of hand sanitizer as shortages continue across the country because of the coronavirus.
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Sunak said on Tuesday he will stick with the March 11 date for the government's first post-Brexit budget, dispelling speculation that the plans, likely to entail a big increase in spending, would be delayed.
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Chester County Sheriff Blair Weaver and Madison County Sheriff John Mehr announced the news in a press conference later that day, calling his death "a tragic accident" and dispelling any rumors that foul play was involved.
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Temer's U.N. appearance was part of an effort by his government to attract investment to South America's biggest economy while dispelling questions about his legitimacy as president after the rancorous impeachment of Rousseff that divided Brazil.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said prospects of higher U.S. growth may push the dollar higher and offered an upbeat view on the world economy, dispelling concerns protectionism could spread enough to undermine global trade.
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Many YouTube twins have their own variation of this video, answering common questions and dispelling myths about issues such as twin telepathy, but it has also been spun out into more nuanced twin challenges and pranks.
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But BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda maintained his optimism on Japan's economic recovery on Monday and said now was the time to scrutinise the effect of the January easing on the economy, dispelling speculation of immediate easing.
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Italy's biggest bank may seek to raise between 10 billion and 13 billion euros in a share issue aimed at dispelling persistent concerns about its capital base, four sources familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
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Signals that the White House and Beijing are nearing a trade deal that could go a long way toward dispelling the uncertainty dogging the global economy have helped U.S. stocks to record highs in recent days.
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"It was weird but it was positive weird," said CNN political analyst David Gergen, noting the unusual format of the meeting, and the impression created by the President, that was clearly aimed at dispelling Wolff's storyline.
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The Mets' payroll for 2018 will now be close to last year's opening day total of $155 million, dispelling doubts that they would be willing to spend as much this year as they did in 2017.
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The plots of "It" and "The Institute" are completely different, but at the core of each story is something the author says matters more and more to him these days: not creating fear, but dispelling it.
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Just 22 days in, an injured crew member was evacuated, dispelling any pretense of a "closed," Mars-ready system, and thanks to respiring soil bacteria, a glut of carbon dioxide threw the atmosphere out of whack.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment plunged in September as trade tensions depressed confidence in industry, official data showed on Friday, although morale improved in services, dispelling concerns of spillover to the bloc's largest economic sector.
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In the end, though, dispelling the myth that wearables can or should be general-purpose devices could, ironically, be the very thing that helps them finally reach the wider audience that many originally thought they could.
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CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd said it had "fruitful" talks with EU regulators at a hearing on Monday aimed at dispelling antitrust concerns over its plan to become the top UK mobile operator by buying Telefonica's O2 unit.
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That being said, I definitely understand where the Danes I spoke to are coming from; a quick peek at Joe & The Juice Instagram doesn't do the brand any favors in dispelling that bro-y stereotype at all.
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U.S. stock markets have hit record highs in recent weeks on hopes the White House and Beijing are close to a trade deal that could go a long way toward dispelling the uncertainty dogging the global economy.
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The senator said Biden's ability to outbox his rivals on the debate stage and maintain a rigorous campaign schedule will be essential to dispelling doubts about whether he's too old to serve effectively in the Oval Office.
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While workplace culture is slow to change, banks focus their outreach in colleges on broadening a pool of potential candidates by dispelling the myth that only math wizards or those with finance degrees can succeed in trading.
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Sekou was dispelling myths of exceptional hostility towards queer people from communities of color and at the same time trying to convey that voices like his were no longer the only ones prioritized in anti-racist movements.
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"Given the fact that that heinous s— came out, I would simply say I've kept this under wraps out of reverence for my dearest Emma," Louis-Dreyfus told the outlet, dispelling any reports that the siblings were estranged.
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The 28503-year-old Dallas businessman and former powerhouse Republican fundraiser -- confirmed by the Senate in early August to helm the obscure, 22019-year-old agency -- is dispelling any lingering concerns that the Trump administration will shutter it.
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The REMI study concluded that after 20 years, emissions would drop 50 percent below 1990 levels and that 85033 million jobs would be added, dispelling the notion that any price on carbon would be bad for the economy.
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In a statement released later on Wednesday by China's Foreign Ministry about the meeting, Li was paraphrased as saying China was willing to work with ASEAN countries in "dispelling interference ... and properly handling the South China Sea issue".
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The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in half a century last month, capping the longest streak of job creation in modern times and dispelling recession fears that haunted Wall Street at the start of the year.
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This year's fair — hard on the heels of a $110.5 million sale of a Jean-Michel Basquiat painting at a Sotheby's auction in New York — got off to a fast clip, dispelling a somber market mood last year.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment plunged in September as trade tensions depressed confidence in industry, official data showed on Friday, although morale improved in services, dispelling concerns of spillover to the bloc's largest economic sector.
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The 57-year-old Dallas businessman and former powerhouse Republican fundraiser — confirmed by the Senate in early August to helm the obscure, 46-year-old agency — is dispelling any lingering concerns that the Trump administration will shutter it.
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And for the other, growing up in Colombia and seeing the transformative power an education can have on communities in a conflict-ridden country -- from creating jobs to dispelling violence -- reinforced the need to deliver this most fundamental right.
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Johnson reaffirmed that in her ET interview, dispelling rumors of the lock screen photo being from a stray deleted scene: "I could make something up," she said, "but I actually think it's cute that they hang out like that."
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"Dispelling myths, breaking down stereotypes, and improving school climate is one way California is working to keep all students safe and healthy, consistent with the Governor's commitment to a California that respects all students," Palmer said in an email.
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"Nauru considers its relationship with Taiwan as that of family and we stand with Taiwan," newly-installed President Lionel Aingimea said in an email, dispelling fears of a switch after an election defeat last month for predecessor Baron Waqa.
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But with "Wonder Woman" and the anticipated coronation of "Black Panther" dispelling old myths, the next generation of superhero movies likely won't be met with the same jubilation, but also won't be burdened with the same weight of expectations.
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Feted by Queen Elizabeth on the first day of his state visit to Britain, Trump was effusive about the "special relationship" between the two nations, dispelling concerns he might repeat criticism of Britain and outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May.
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But just when all the producers think they've got their episode plot on lockdown, Chantal goes wild-card, climbing into the hot tub with Darius totally naked — and dispelling the idea that she'll be stepping down from the show willingly.
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Pompeo has the crucial task of dispelling growing skepticism over how seriously Kim is about giving up his nuclear arsenal and translate the upbeat rhetoric following the first meeting between leaders of the U.S. and North Korea into concrete action.
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The findings in fact note an uptick in investor sentiment over the past year, and in particular since the U.K.'s shock Brexit vote, going some way in dispelling wider concerns about the impact of political upheaval on underlying investment behaviour.
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SHANGHAI, March 14 (Reuters) - China stocks rose sharply on Monday, led by small-caps, with investors encouraged by a regulator's assurance it was premature to consider withdrawing government bailout funds, and comments dispelling fears of a flood of initial public offerings.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A summit of euro zone leaders will go ahead as planned in the middle of December, the chairman of European Union leaders said on Wednesday, dispelling speculation it might be postponed because of the collapse of German coalition talks.
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It was an unfortunate thing that happened, but if I had not told my wife that he swallowed the water, and if she had not seen that article, I think we would've ended up dispelling it as a regular sickness.
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What's particularly interesting about that list is that Haivas was able to lead those investments as a principal, dispelling the myth that you need to be a partner to source and lead investments — at least, that isn't the case at Atomico.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Brazil's economy will slowly regain health this year, buoyed by firmer consumer spending and a boost from privatizations, dispelling fears of the kind of social unrest affecting other Latin American nations, a Reuters poll of economists showed.
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Although Shu and Ming were at pains to emphasize the range of counselling services the firm offered, they said that eighty per cent of their new clients requested mistress dispelling, a trend that they put down to extensive media coverage.
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Despite the perception that critics of Greek life are attacking a "way of life," it is quite possible to preserve what is good about the organizations — fun with friends and a community based on common values — while dispelling the bad.
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Wall Street again hit all-time highs on Thursday as U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the initial trade deal had been penned down and would be signed in early January, dispelling fears of another escalation in the tariff dispute.
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Victory for the Conservative Party has reassured markets that Britain is likely to be headed for a swift exit from the European Union, dispelling some uncertainty after 3-1/2 years of chaos and spurring a rally across domestic sectors.
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Wall Street again hit all-time highs on Thursday as U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the initial trade deal had been penned down and would be signed in early January, dispelling fears of another escalation in the tariff dispute.
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Wall Street hit all-time highs again on Thursday as U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the initial trade deal had been penned down and would be signed in early January, dispelling fears of another escalation in the tariff dispute.
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Dispelling the first of what he calls "urban myths" about banking, Bove countered conventional wisdom — saying the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform law, which was put into effect after the 2008 crisis, won't be repealed or modified in favor of the big institutions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Friday he had no plan to push interest rates deeper into negative territory at a pre-set timing, dispelling market speculation that the central bank may expand stimulus as early as next month.
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During the earnings call, CEO Daniel Ek explained that it's not a record label, "nor do we have any interest in becoming a label," dispelling myths that it was becoming one because it licensed music directly from artists who own their own rights.
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Effectively dispelling the myth that oils will only serve to make skin greasier, this impossibly lightweight blend — which absorbs quickly to a dry, shine-free finish — actually helps curb sebum overproduction to keep skin balanced and pores clear of acne-causing debris.
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"While the markets now got out of the extreme nervousness about the U.S. yield curve, there is no denying that U.S. data has been soft of late, hardly dispelling worries about the outlook," said Hirokazu Kabeya, chief global strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Late deciders break for Northam Nearly one in five Virginia voters (18%) waited until the final week to decide which candidate to support, and Northam won them by 24 points, 61% to 37%, dispelling any notion that the momentum was on Gillespie's side.
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Drones may still be having a tough time dispelling the notion that they're just expensive toys when it comes to the consumer space, but in the world of commercial applications, the autonomous aircraft are having a much easier time proving their worth.
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Fundamentally dispelling the traditional notion of what a museum is — white walls, deceased artists, artworks you must view at a distance — the modest trailer invites interaction with its matching blue chairs, foldable tables and a few rolling carts to hold art and supplies.
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"Let our country — let our nation's citizens, our Democratic Party, my fellow elected officials all over the country — let them all cast their eyes towards the heartland," Mr. Brown said from the stage, dispelling the sense of disappointment that had begun to descend.
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Record: 25-19, 7th in WestOffensive rating: 109.3, 19thDefensive rating: 107.7, 13thOne thing to know: The Thunder have been one of the NBA's better teams over nearly two months, dispelling the notion that they were going to blow up their team and tank.
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While Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu have pulled each other close, dispelling years of friction between Mr. Netanyahu and former President Barack Obama, there are still enough loose ends to make it easier for both leaders to skip the high-profile Aipac meeting.
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A small room off the gallery, filled with newspaper clippings and other historic items, is devoted to the "Gray Faction," a branch of The Satanic Temple that focuses on covering and dispelling hoaxes like those that caused the "Satanic Panic" of the 1980s.
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If officers like Lt. Kroll were really concerned with dispelling "false narratives" like he says, they would engage the thoughtful protests like those made by the Lynx instead of walking off in a huff and then taking cheap shots at them on the way out.
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The New One-Stop Shop "If it was five years ago, I would have said to myself, 'Pick a lane, decide the audience you want to target and channel in that direction,'" Saunders says, dispelling the notion that one fashion house can't do it all.
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WATCH: The Internet Goes Crazy Over Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's Breakup Speaking of dispelling common misconceptions, Hiddleston recently opened up about his highly publicized romance with the Taylor Swift, defending against critics who speculated that the relationship was nothing but a publicity stunt.
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ROME (Reuters) - Human bones found at the Vatican's embassy in Rome belong to a male who died more than 50 years ago, a judicial source said, dispelling speculation they might solve one of Italy's most enduring mysteries: the 1980s vanishing of two teenage girls.
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" Intent on dispelling speculation of internal divisions in the ruling dynasty, Saudi television repeatedly aired footage of Mohammed bin Nayef pledging allegiance to Mohammed bin Salman, who knelt and kissed his older cousin's hand, saying, "We will not give up taking your guidance and advice.
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It is odder still that Ryan and Trump are trying to hasten a vote in order to end-run the Congressional Budget Office, rather than hold off for a few days to allow CBO to vindicate the legislation by dispelling all these supposed misconceptions.
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"Not only has the film really significantly altered the taboo in India, but also just in talking about the film and publicizing the project, we're dispelling the taboo in our own home communities," Sliney said of the film that is currently streaming on Netflix.
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" Ebell currently serves as the director of the Center for Energy and the Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a D.C.-based libertarian think tank, and chair of the Cooler Heads Coalition, a group that says it's "focused on dispelling the myths of global warming.
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"Since the campaign started, many officials have avoided taking on a mistress or have tried to get rid of them themselves," said Li Qingyu, a counselor at the Baihe Emotion Clinic in Beijing, which provides matchmaking and marriage counseling as well as mistress dispelling.
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The product of a merger of the American Civil War Center and the Museum of the Confederacy, the new museum seeks to tell an inclusive story of the war in hopes of dispelling some of the myths and misconceptions that still dominate popular understanding.
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If you could see, say, your last 100 requests in text or by clip — the same information that may be reviewed by Apple employees or contractors, I think it would go a long way to dispelling the concerns that people have about this process.
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In 2007, David and Collins published an even more thorough examination of race and infant mortality in The American Journal of Public Health, again dispelling the notion of some sort of gene that would predispose black women to preterm birth or low birth weight.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate change will damage the economies of countries whether they are rich or poor, hot or cold by the year 22020, economists said in a new report, dispelling the notion that impoverished, warm countries will suffer the most on a warming planet.
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Fur samples (revealed to be that of a dog), paw prints, and photographs of James Irving pointing to his "hands" emerging from a wall, or a concrete step where Gef's voice was heard, only add to the eeriness of the tale, rather than dispelling its myths.
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His speech had been eagerly awaited on Wall Street, where signals that the White House and Beijing are nearing a trade deal that could go a long way toward dispelling the uncertainty dogging the global economy have helped U.S. stocks to record highs in recent days.
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What liberal "elites" — believers and nonbelievers — find objectionable is not religion, but rather a partisan twist on religious literacy that privileges one tradition, excludes historical-critical study, and maintains, against all evidence, that education and exposure to multiple perspectives creates religious ignorance instead of dispelling it.
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"Come From Away," the celebrated Newfoundland musical I somehow disliked, has primed the pump here for Canadian theater, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada (a former drama teacher!) has basically set himself up as a shiny alternative to the arts-defunding, immigrant-dispelling Trump agenda.
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It the era of fake news, alt-right trolls, widespread anti-migrant sentiment and rampant populism, dispelling myths over refugees is key to regaining that momentum which, two years after a picture of dead 3-year-old washed up on a beach caused worldwide indignation, seems forever lost.
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Produced by the Atlantic Council, a Washington-based think tank, the report used satellite imagery, security camera videos, and social media accounts to reconstruct attacks against civilian hospitals in rebel-held areas of the city, dispelling accounts by Moscow last year that it had not bombed those locations.
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"Figures in a Landscape," his new collection of essays and magazine articles, doesn't completely solve the puzzle of his dyspeptic pose, but it goes a long way toward dispelling the image of Theroux as a long-suffering misanthrope setting out on the rails and the roads yet again.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The aunt of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, has re-emerged in Pyongyang, the capital, the country's media said on Sunday, dispelling rumors that she was purged after her powerful husband was executed on charges of plotting a coup to topple Mr. Kim in 2013.
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The plea agreement, reached after a yearlong investigation that was punctuated by stories pushed in conservative media and fanned by President Donald Trump claiming that Awan was a Pakistani spy involved in the hack of the Democratic National Committee computer systems, included an unusual paragraph dispelling those claims.
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Which means that Pompeo's answers during today's hearing go a long way toward dispelling the fear that the CIA could be heading back toward a time that many Americans — including some within the CIA itself — believed to be some of the darkest days in CIA, and American, history.
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The Bank of Japan on Thursday put a time frame on its forward guidance for the first time by telling investors it will keep interest rates at super-low levels for at least one more year, in a move aimed at dispelling any doubt over its commitment to ultra-loose policies.
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Zuck in luck: Dispelling rumors that CNN chief Jeff Zucker would be shown the door post-merger, John Stankey, the AT&T veteran who will oversee Time Warner's media businesses if the deal goes through, told Vanity Fair's Joe Pompeo via a statement that "Jeff Zucker is doing a terrific job."
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This is important, because the right in the U.S. has tried to portray him as collaborating with Russia, and the major media have not been particularly vigilant in dispelling this misperception — with the result that many millions of Americans incorrectly believe that he chose Russia as his place of exile.
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Starting with the justified paranoia of Connie's first girlfriend, then building to the purges of LGBTQ individuals from academic institutions, and crescendoing in Connie's arrest, along with her then-girlfriend, for homosexuality, the book deftly raises the stakes for marginalized groups while dispelling any lingering romantic notions about Castro's regime.
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Stories dispelling the persistent notion that bigotry is the sole province of "uneducated" people in derided "flyover" states are right before our eyes: A white man caught on camera assaulting a black man at a white-supremacist rally last August in Charlottesville, Va., was recently identified as a California engineer.
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It also includes one lesson specifically devoted to sexual orientation and gender identity, which "does a great job in dispelling myths and stereotypes" like the idea that being gay is a choice, Kelli Bourne, who is in her 20163th year of teaching health science at Lakeside Middle School, told Vox.
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As the families of the crash victims and Lufthansa's Chief Executive Carsten Spohr paid their respects at the crash site in France on Friday, the pilot's father and an aviation journalist he hired to help sift through investigators' files said there was no conclusive evidence dispelling his doubts over what had happened.
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Ebell is a director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, which was founded in 1984 to advance "the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty," and which funds the Cooler Heads Coalition, "an informal and ad-hoc group focused on dispelling the myths of global warming," of which Ebell is the chairman.
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Let's segue into discussing those contradictions and the perceptions––it's not about dispelling them per say, but it's toying with them for people who don't get the many intricacies of our existence; how we live with and justify those contradictions, this haraam-halal spectrum that exists and where we draw the line.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Slowly, Confoundingly, Suicide Became a Public Health Crisis" (news article, June 9): As a 77-year-old woman who has had clinical depression for 35 years, I believe that dispelling the rampant ignorance about depression is the only hope we have of reducing the rising number of suicides.
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Her new book "Natural Wine for the People: What It Is, Where to Find It, How to Love It" (Ten Speed Press, $18.99) is an easygoing fount of information that goes a long way toward answering the questions people may have about what natural wine is, while dispelling some common myths and assumptions.
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" Why it matters: Rumors swirled shortly after the announcement that Falco's retirement was linked to failed attempts to take the company public, forcing the Board to put out a statement dispelling such rumors and saying they "reluctantly agreed" to Randy's wishes to retire and that they "could not be more pleased with his performance.
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"They started dispelling or trying to dispel the idea that the virus came from Wuhan and so, with that shift, I think you have a lot of countries that need help that don't have the health-care systems to deal with this and suddenly, maybe China is a helpful ally to them again," Kassam added.
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For many viewers reached by a reporter and photographer for The New York Times, the inaugural edition of Frieze Los Angeles and the upstart Felix LA art fair last weekend succeeded on those fronts, dispelling a longstanding notion of the city as a graveyard for art fairs and underscoring its vitality as an art center.
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"It's the education piece that the companies need to spend some time on in terms of understanding the enormity of this population," Scheier said, adding that she spends a lot of time dispelling myths about disabled people to companies, including that they are a niche market, don't have spending power and don't care what they look like.
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The afternoon hearing: Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary Laura Cooper and Undersecretary of State David Hale Cooper testified that the Ukrainians were alarmed by the stalled military aid, and knew about it a lot earlier than others have said, dispelling the GOP talking point that the money got released almost immediately after Ukraine found out it was being withheld.
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Here are the best men's workout clothes in 2020:Best men's workout clothes overall: Vuori Best men's workout clothes for runners: Wolaco Best men's workout clothes on a budget: MPG Best men's workout clothes for dispelling odors: Rhone Best men's workout clothes for comfort: Olivers Updated on 02/19/2020 by Rick Stella: Updated prices and formatting.
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The described aim of the fact-checking service is to hold specific public bodies responsible for dispelling misinformation that is in the public interest — such as major health concerns, or the introduction of 5G technology in the UK. "Online misinformation is a serious problem that causes real harms to peoples lives, health and wellbeing," said Full Face chief executive Will Moy.
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The segments—featuring a strong cast that includes Tim Blake Nelson, in the title role, along with Tyne Daly, Zoe Kazan, James Franco, Liam Neeson, and Tom Waits—vary widely in tone, from boisterous comedy to melodrama to ghostly macabre, but they're unified by one strong, myth-dispelling theme: the relentless violence and cruelty that prevailed in the casually governed Wild West.
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"She had one of the most ruthless, savvy political minds, she was like a gangster," said Jeremiah Jenne, a historian who leads visitors on walking tours around the Summer Palace, where he points out 500-year-old juniper and cypress trees, and paint-faded pavilions like the Hall of Dispelling Clouds, which was renovated in 1895 for her 60th birthday extravaganza.
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