1.   Even recent liberalisation has failed to dispel deep-seated suspicions that discrimination still lurks beneath the surface.

2.   But senior Republican members of Congress made it clear the notes had done nothing to dispel their suspicions.

3.   He did nothing to dispel the suspicion that cosmetic surgeons are the medical equivalent of used car dealers.

4.   Neither spectacle, however, can dispel suspicion that there is something deeply wrong with baseball.

5.   Progress there may help dispel gathering suspicions.

6.   Russian engagement in peacekeeping will help dispel anti-NATO suspicions and allay Serbian concerns.

7.   Abdullah said that Muslim countries need to develop economic clout and political influence to dispel suspicions against the religion, Abdullah said.

8.   He said Croatia had asked Malaysia to conduct a full investigation to dispel suspicion.

9.   Muslim countries need to develop economic clout and political influence to dispel suspicions against the religion, Abdullah said.

10.   Some allies, however, urged Netanyahu to step aside to dispel the suspicions clouding his government.