remove doubts

That has always been the case in theory, but the new law removes any doubt.

The smile between them removes any doubt as to the source of this information.

It abruptly started to life and backed away from her, removing any possible doubt of its identity.

Speaking of Davis, his departure removes any doubt as to who the starting point guard will be moving forward.

On the other hand, new advances have "removed doubts about the feasibility" of their own approach, they said.

Then he removed any doubt about this tournament's winner with another birdie on 14.

His reaction removed any doubt about his feelings on the matter.

As Lord Commissioner he removed any further doubt in 1747.

Further journals should try to remove remaining doubts about their manuscript selection process.

He had removed any doubt from the situation.