Songs can dispel sorrow

No one can dispel my grief.

But the doubt remained, I couldn't dispel it.

18. The CHAIRMAN said that he wished to dispel a misunderstanding.

And the first myth to dispel is that Africa is not a country.

Dispel evil with what is good. We know well what they attribute (to Us).

Dispel evil with what is good. We know well what they attribute (to Us).

Her smooth entry into the ranks of the royal family will help to dispel these fears.

It is important to evaluate the magnitude of this potential and to dispel fallacies surrounding it.

It has also helped to dispel some of the uncertainty about what would happen after 30 October.

But you shall dawn anew in the east, as the first rays of AmonRa dispel the shadow.

Sleep hadn't begun to dispel the shame I'd felt all evening at playing along with my friend's game.

Such an unambiguous message is essential to helping dispel any remaining doubts that terrorism in some form could be acceptable.

Through its extensive educational and humanitarian efforts, the Foundation seeks to engender inner change and transformation at an individual, grassroots level and to dispel the ignorance and fear that fuel the cultural and socioeconomic divide, building instead a true spirit of cooperation and interdependence among citizens of all nations.

Comprehensive and detailed guidelines would help to dispel the concerns associated with the current practice and enhance the benefits of gratis personnel.

Fear... fear.

That, in turn, would go a long way to dispel notions that human rights were an issue of interest only for certain countries.

At the outset of this session my delegation wishes to make its contribution in order to dispel any ambiguity about this important matter.

It is just to dispel the idea that by waving a magic wand I might have wanted to abolish the regional groups that exist.

Transparency is vitally important and more than necessary in the case of disarmament measures, since it helps to build confidence and dispel excessive doubts.

Discussion of this issue would also dispel the common misconception that the natural resiliency of children enables them to get over the trauma easily.

Last but not least, we would like to dispel the misapprehension that Security Council members represent the interests of the regions from which they come.

Fear of assassination... fear of disloyalty, fear of rebellion, fear of a... another clemente hiding in the hills.

The fear is no longer fear.

In addition, Governments needed to address a number of worrying regional developments, using all diplomatic options to achieve viable solutions and dispel the international community's concerns.

Such programming should not compound stereotypes about these groups but instead dispel myths and assumptions about them by depicting them as friends, relatives, colleagues, neighbours and partners.

It is essential that the culprits be identified and brought to trial in order to dispel the sense of impunity which has re emerged following the crime.

So fear doesn't work, right? Fear doesn't work.

So fear doesn't work, right? Fear doesn't work.

The world, however, is confronted with increasing hunger, poverty, illiteracy, ill health, natural resource depletion and destructive human activity, which tend to dispel the applicability of this maxim.

Fear.

Fear ?

So fear is your friend. Fear is an indicator.

To fear love is to fear life, and those who fear life are already three parts dead.

41. The Secretary General and the members of ACC wish to dispel any illusion that one system can simultaneously serve purposes as different as humanitarian and political early warning.

In an effort to dispel criticism of this system by certain groups of exiles, the United States Government called this assistance a covert means of undermining the Cuban system.

(d) Fear of Crime and Fear Reduction (priority theme B)

More specifically by accepting this proposal Turkey will dispel the fears of the Greek Cypriots that it wants to keep the island as its perpetual hostage and under its domination.

Confronting Fear

Fear Circle

What fear!

Natural fear.

Fear not!

Fear, suspicion.

Fear not.