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...just be questioning witnesses; Prosecutor Marcia Clark will become one herself during the O.J. Simpson trial, CNN is reporting. Clark and another member of the prosecution team will have to take the stand, possibly to dispel the notion that evidence was improperly collected...
More coed bands are poised to break out. Veruca Salt, a terrifically promising rock group from Chicago, will release its first album next month. "Hopefully, we're helping dispel the myth that all 'girl bands' sound alike," singer-guitarist Louise Post said at a recent concert. The Fugees, an appealing reggae-rap trio, have a single that's climbing the Billboard charts. Madder Rose is touring to support its ravishing new CD, Panic On. Even vocalist Jenny Berggren of the cuddly Swedish pop band Ace of Base says she is "definitely going to do more" on her band's next...
...Liems held a public meeting to dispel rumors of a witch hunt. At the meeting, Vincent Li denied doing anything wrong...
After a promising beginning to your article about the Folklore and Mythology department, I was hoping that perhaps The crimson would help dispel some of the common legends surrounding my concentration ("Folk and Myth: Beyond Witches & Ouijas," news story, May 23,1994). Unfortunately, the article only succeeded in perpetuating them further...
Seeking to dispel voters' perceptions that politicians are the slaves of special-interest groups, the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly (95 to 4) -- and in many cases grudgingly -- to ban gifts, meals and recreational travel offered by lobbyists. The House passed a similar but slightly less restrictive measure in March...