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"We really need to, right now, dispel any misconception that we're going to send our young people to Ukraine," he said.

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At present, worries about the huge amounts being spent on artificial intelligence are high enough that another great Nvidia quarter wasn’t enough to buoy stocks or dispel bubble talk.

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Any momentum we gained is dispelled by the surface we land on.

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It was an unpleasant image, to say the least, and she quickly dispelled it by concentrating on her surroundings.

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Given his status as one of the most influential tech investors, the announcement has done little to dispel notions that AI stocks are in a bubble or have peaked.

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