Any notion, any speculation otherwise, can be put to bed.
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That hasn't put to bed scrutiny on his original declarations.
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Those problems, Lockheed Martin contends, have been put to bed.
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I just hope this issue is put to bed by Mueller.
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Fast forward, and few of these issues have been put to bed.
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"It was always a hard issue to put to bed," she said.
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"I'm just bringing back everything I'd put to bed," Ms. Traina said.
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But there's one perennial rumor that she'd love to put to bed.
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"These doubts and fears can now be put to bed," Varadkar said.
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But all those concerns were put to bed after his debate performance.
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I think we should have had this thing put to bed months ago.
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He eats a lot, is playful and doesn't like being put to bed.
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Climate change in particular is a nasty one to try to put to bed.
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There are miles to go before this tax reform effort is put to bed.
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"Any worries about a capital raise were put to bed last night," Ives said.
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It seems high time we put to bed the divisive "art or porn?" debate.
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The footage shows the boys having a late-night party after being put to bed.
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One night, though, after the boys had been put to bed, they were abruptly awakened.
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We can put to bed the myth that the tax cuts are paying for themselves.
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Some of the shame and secrets I've been holding onto have been put to bed.
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Pierre put to bed any suggestion that his firm might be running out of money.
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In 1975, due to financial concerns, construction was halted and the project was put to bed.
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Facebook will get to put to bed all of the agency's investigations into its privacy practices.
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Let this put to bed the suggestion that the FTC does not support the FCC's proposal.
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She initially said her son was last seen when he was put to bed around 1 a.m.
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Tomlin initially said her son was last seen when he was put to bed around 1 a.m.
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While some burning questions were left coyly open-ended, many lingering doubts can be put to bed.
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Any notions that Google was merely toying around with virtual reality should probably be put to bed.
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But the matter has been put to bed for the rest of the president's time in office.
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First and foremost, let's put to bed this ridiculous notion that they don't care about their country.
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The stand-up specials in this series are best watched after the children are put to bed.
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Children most commonly reported getting less attention (12%) and being put to bed later than usual (11%).
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This theory was put to bed by her mother, who appeared in an interview online on Thursday (below).
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"After watching all the injustices over the years, we're kind of glad that it's been put to bed."
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"He put to bed my fears of any cultural rift in regards to race relations," Mr. Peele said.
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So let's put to bed the idea that the Mueller investigation was a waste of time and money.
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It's being put to bed honorably, with a cast that sings well and commits itself to the drama.
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The list of things that we're ready to put to bed from 2016 is lengthy, to say the least.
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We need to get this put to bed quickly because the Braves open up in less than 90 days.
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It is time to exhale and relinquish notions that this race is about to be imminently put to bed.
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The police soon whisked him away and the press went home, the viral case having been put to bed.
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Hilda warns, however, that it cannot be used on mortals, so whatever Sabrina is scheming should be put to bed.
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These were eventually put to bed when it was revealed they were fleeing Iran for a better life in Europe.
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Having this beautiful soul to wake up to every morning and to put to bed every night has been magical.
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UBS analyst Eric Sheridan said recent fears over the sustainability of growth in ad revenue should be put to bed.
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This sometimes occurs when babies are put to bed with a bottle, or a bottle is used as a pacifier.
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The public disclosures in the bond prospectus have also put to bed some "nagging questions," removing an element of uncertainty.
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Meanwhile, Cohen put to bed the rumors started by comedian Tom Arnold that he was going to take down Trump.
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Every day we're going to hope that this (is) progressing and getting closer and closer of being put to bed.
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Seven plays later, the Buckeyes seemingly put to bed any doubt that Meyer would not exit on a high note.
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And therefore, all the words, all the rhetoric for the last year and a half, will be put to bed.
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Little Henry had been put to bed upstairs, and his mother and his baby sister were up there as well.
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Any team that has reached the conference finals against James's Cleveland Cavaliers or his Miami Heat has been put to bed.
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Subsequent protests were peaceful and National Guard troops were sent home Sunday, the same day a curfew was put to bed.
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The start of a scrap in Vieux-Port is quickly put to bed by tear gas an hour after the game.
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Milo Ventimiglia just put to bed a far-fetched but hopeful fan theory about Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life.
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Meanwhile French auto manufacturer, Renault will hope to put to bed suspicions that it has been deceiving customers on its emissions.
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Macron called it a "storm in a teacup", apologized for any misjudgment and hoped the affair had been put to bed.
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Of course, this news does put to bed all the theories that fans had brewing when she first disappeared from the film.
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There's another concern I want to put to sorta put to bed: dropping the phone on the sliding module while it's raised.
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The sibling who asks when you're going to "finally settle down" like you're a toddler society is trying to put to bed.
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Do you think you'd ever pick it up again, or do you feel like after this run it'll be put to bed?
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After the children had been put to bed, the adults huddled around the fire, roasting pork belly and shooting soju from paper cups.
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Once inside the wooden house, the calf is fed, washed and put to bed with a fluffy pillow once used by Tol Khut.
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This should also put to bed the rumors that PayPal was going to buy Square — and instead will now be a stiff competitor.
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Still, Biden has put to bed any questions about whether he'd be able to match his rivals, such as Sanders and former Rep.
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Finally, this news should finally to put to bed the false myth that Trump is a dove who doesn't like using the military.
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The theories that have been spreading like wildfire across the internet are the ones that we'd finally like to see put to bed.
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"Once we got to Pesso's though, that argument was put to bed," said Mr. Harris, 32, a contracts compliance director at a nonprofit.
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Switzerland's Anouk Verge-Depre said the photo put to bed the notion that women are forced to wear tiny uniforms by sponsors or broadcasters.
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After these corrupt deals are put to bed, leaders in both parties and pundits in the media say we cannot let this happen again.
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Any moment that could simmer over into serious conflict is rapidly talked through, resolved, and put to bed before it can cause any damage.
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But these suspicions were put to bed in October 2013 when the FBI arrested a 29-year-old man by the name of Ross Ulbricht.
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Any lingering debate over whether the trade war benefits the American economy is being put to bed by the headlines coming out of Wall Street.
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I would say so bad as to hopefully put to bed the notion that this is something that they're ever going to want to attempt again.
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Jorgensen's win, following Briton Alistair Brownlee's successful defense of the men's title, means the sport's reputation for upset Olympic champions has been firmly put to bed.
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Palmer connected on a trey from the top of the key to put to bed any thought the Titans might have had of completing a comeback.
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Photo: GettySpotify has faced a number of accusations regarding violations of copyright in recent years and this week saw one of those looming lawsuits put to bed.
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"This should put to bed any remaining concerns that e-cigarettes are a gateway to cigarettes or will lead to a re-normalization of smoking," Siegel said.
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In the interview, Kardashian also opened up about some of her fears about using a surrogate and how they were put to bed once she met Chicago.
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"Unfounded fears on U.S. Humira growth were put to bed," Jefferies analyst Jeffrey Holford said in a client note titled "Humira bears left out in the cold".
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Natalie Portman confirmed on Tuesday night that the miscommunication between her and Jessica Simpson that went down on Instagram earlier this month has been put to bed.
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Microsoft, was finally put to bed in 2004—the same summer that Zuckerberg came to Silicon Valley to turn his dorm room project into a real company.
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"It was a strong report and it put to bed worries that we were seeing the job market sputter," said Kate Warne, investment strategist for Edward Jones.
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Khloé Kardashian & Jordyn Woods This 2018 issue seems to have been put to bed, but I won't rest until Jordyn Woods is back in Kylie Jenner's house.
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Brad Pitt relationship rumors -- including the one about his recent concert date, Alia Shawkat -- can be put to bed because there's NO lucky lady ... not even one.
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Researchers have recently observed chimpanzees dancing in the rain, fashioning spears to hunt bush babies and playing with sticks they cradle and put to bed like dolls.
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Albert Camus, a student of Dostoyevsky, wrote "The Fall," a book about guilt and judgment in an age when God and forgiveness have been put to bed.
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"None of the underlying issues have really been put to bed," said Ed Campbell, portfolio manager and managing director at QMA in Newark, New Jersey, regarding trade concerns.
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In an attempt to literally put to bed the theory that sex can cure your hangover, last night, in the name of science, I got mightily shit-faced.
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"The injury part has been put to bed pretty long ago now, and that's not to say something can't crop up, but it can with anybody," Rothschild said.
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It is unlikely to be put to bed anytime soon, especially with some of Trump's Republican colleagues on Capitol Hill insisting that the matter needs to be fully investigated.
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The paper would've been put to bed the night before, so I was reading Friday's news, unaware of the market carnage that had unfolded in the past 24 hours.
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The main reason, however, that more regulations will be put to bed before midnight is to ensure that they are tucked in safe and sound and cannot be disturbed.
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Donald Trump is attempted to put to bed rumors that he hung up on the Australian Prime Minister after a heated exchange during their first phone call in January.
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The patient bleeds a fair amount, is put to bed and happily awakens a musical moment later to a dance of celebration almost as long as the ordeal itself.
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The president wisely ended the ObamaCare mandate that required the purchase of insurance, and put to bed the ongoing battle for drilling authority in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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More readings in the right direction could put to bed the recession fears that knocked the market last month and finally allow stocks to break out to record highs.
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Price sought to put to bed the conspiracy theories and rumors to bed, explaining that the party had a paper trail for every precinct and that these were reliable results.
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So the quicker this is all put to bed, the quicker we can put him to rest and then move on, because until that happens no one can move on.
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Any notion that the tournament would be a "hit and giggle" affair was quickly put to bed by action between world number 45 Khachanov and Medvedev, ranked 20 places lower.
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Of the many attention-grabbing statements Jackson made in the new interview, she put to bed rumors that the pop legend is not her father and she is not Black.
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Rumors of an Apple Car were put to bed last year when CEO Tim Cook said the company was working on "autonomous systems," or software that could power self-driving cars.
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"It certainly suggests that problem has been put to bed at home, to some extent," said Karl Schamotta, director of FX strategy and structured products at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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They had eight young children between them who, on the night Madeleine went missing, had all been put to bed before the adults went out for dinner at the resort's tapas restaurant.
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"The question of whether Europe can produce world-class innovation has been put to bed," wrote Tom Wehmeier, partner and head of research at Atomico in its "State of European Tech" report.
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And Silas Weir Mitchell's rest cure was another fruitful area, where women who were exhibiting anxiety were basically put to bed for days and forbidden to get up except for bodily functions.
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Oprah Winfrey said she is "definitely not" running for president in 2020, attempting to put to bed speculation on a campaign after her rousing speech at the Golden Globe Awards last month.
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"I foresee the FTSE making a small recovery to 6,500 when the Brexit vote is finally put to bed and we stay with the EU," InterTrader chief market strategist, Steve Ruffley, said.
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Series co-creator and co-showrunner Christopher C. Rogers arrived just a few minutes ago from Los Angeles, to be present when the final scene of his TV series is put to bed.
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"The wider significance of our research is to finally put to bed the sense that Neanderthals were very different from us," study coauthor Alistair Pike of the University of Southampton told BuzzFeed News.
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Those queries looked to be put to bed after he opened his season with victory at the Qatar Open, having beaten world number one and long-time rival Andy Murray in the final.
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Real work — requiring the kind of creativity and problem solving that only comes from uninterrupted focus — no longer happens in the office, it starts at home after the kids are put to bed.
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The upcoming release of U.S. documents related to the oppressive military regime of 28 to 21984 will finally put to bed lingering questions about how much Washington knew of the human rights abuses.
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"These letters put to bed once and for all the silly speculation that a few birds could hamstring the greatest fighting force in the history of the world," Grijalva said in a statement.
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The family told officers that Paige had been put to bed earlier that night and left to sleep while being watched by her mother's roommate, according to a police news release obtained by PEOPLE.
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Later in the evening (after Prince Oscar is put to bed!), Princess Victoria is scheduled to join King Carl XVI Gustaf and other royal family members for a program of music, tributes and prizes.
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Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio)) and the decision to leave most extenders out of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, we were optimistic that this practice of temporary tax policy could be put to bed.
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Philo told Ngombo to get his passport immediately, so he could fax images of it to the league office and put to bed a problem that was now holding up a multiple-team trade.
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The upcoming Modern Warfare Remastered is another blast from the past I considered buying, only for Overwatch to hold my attention so tightly over recent months that this thought has been put to bed.
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Trump says he will sign: Trump said Wednesday that he would sign the bill, seeming to put to bed months of speculation over whether he would force a shutdown over his proposed border wall.
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By revealing unique brain changes associated with ADHD, the study might finally put to bed the notion that kids are hyperactive because of bad parenting, overexposure to social media, or playing too many video games.
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Oliver Darcy writes: When the history books are written, I think Wednesday will likely be remembered as the day that any chance of an impeachment inquiry stemming from the Russia probe was put to bed.
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These "DNA-based" heritability studies don't tell you much more than the classical twin studies did, but they put to bed many of the lingering suspicions that twin studies were fundamentally flawed in some way.
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Despite a pause on additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, "none of the underlying issues have really been put to bed," said Ed Campbell, portfolio manager and managing director at QMA in Newark, New Jersey.
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The royal rumors are flying after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they would be stepping down as "senior" members of the Royal Family, but there's at least one we can put to bed.
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The U.S. shale boom has largely put to bed concerns about "peak oil" — the theory that global oil production would soon enter a terminal decline, sending crude prices skyrocketing and plunging the world into crisis.
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Lankford said he "hopes" the framework will put to bed concerns that the President could change his positions and policies at any moment -- something he acknowledges has been a concern for lawmakers of both parties.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti even put to bed speculation that he was planning a presidential run — speculation that had been fed in part by his late moves to help negotiate a deal to end the strike.
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As such, the popular idea that all men are either gay or straight and nothing in between appears to be a myth—a myth that we should finally put to bed once and for all.
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He also put to bed possible charges of obstruction of justice, arguing that while Mueller did not make an official judgement on the matter, "the evidence" was not "sufficient" to charge Trump with such an offense.
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Nintendo has finally put to bed months, if not years, of rumours surrounding its next home console, previously codenamed the NX, by formally revealing, with a three-minute preliminary announcement, what the Switch is all about.
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"It's signaling that the bank has a degree of confidence that that immediate post-referendum worry has been put to bed," said Lucy O'Carroll, chief economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments, an asset management firm in London.
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"Objectively, we can agree that there's an enormous sense of relief that this has been put to bed," said Harlan Hill, a Republican strategist and Trump campaign advisory board member who visits the hotel most weeknights.
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Lankford told CNN he hopes the framework will put to bed concerns that the President could change his positions and policies at any moment -- something he acknowledges has been a concern for lawmakers of both parties.
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" The GOP presidential nominee also addressed criticism that he had made a mistake when it came to comments about the Muslim parents of a fallen American soldier, saying "it's been put to bed for a long time.
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Denmark will be keen to put to bed concerns about its continued transatlantic relationship with the U.S. when its Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen meets with U.S. President Donald Trump Thursday, the country's foreign minister told CNBC.
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"There is a sense of optimism that something will get done on corporate tax reform now that healthcare has been finally put to bed, if you will," said Nadia Lovell, US Equity Strategist, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
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Maybe in the next campaign, Mr. McCain's old Arizona joke will finally be put to bed by Ms. Sinema, who switched a red state to blue in a year when most Democrats in tight Senate races tanked.
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The growth momentum has surprised most China observers, especially in light of Beijing's campaign to wean the economy off a years-long debt-fueled binge, with early fears of a sharper downturn well and truly put to bed.
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This unfortunate tendency was visible in the days the scandal that has led Trump to the brink of impeachment broke, as the Times rehashed this hateful and disproven conspiracy theory as though it hadn't been put to bed.
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Trump has struggled to put to bed claims that his campaign is too close to Russia's interests, criticism that found new life Thursday evening, when he gave an interview on a TV station owned by the Russian government.
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At the time, the American Civil Liberties Union wrote that her statement "should finally put to bed any lingering doubt that immigration detainers are voluntary requests" and noted that a better solution would be the passage of statewide legislation.
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Though world leaders recently cheered a historic agreement to limit global greenhouse gas emissions, a deal endorsed by 195 countries at the Paris Climate Summit last December, those who believe the climate crisis was put to bed should think again.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Any lingering concerns about why the Ryder Cup has come to France, a country with precious little golfing tradition, were put to bed amid memorable scenes on a remarkable first day of competition at Le Golf National on Friday.
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This last was put to bed earlier this week, when the retired Duke professor of psychiatry who actually crafted the DSM criteria for the disorder wrote to The New York Times to chide "amateur diagnosticians" for their errors of analysis.
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Paco, ever the party boy, leads the revelry, while Irene, something of a wild child, who has spent much of the day flirting with a kid named Felipe (Sergio Castellanos), drinks too much and has to be put to bed.
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But if there was a moment that could put to bed the infantilizing notion that Iowans are all somehow generally nicer than the rest of America, it happened to me last September, when my reporting on King was mistaken as "gotcha" journalism.
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But then, after a few more hours had ticked past and her two youngest children had been put to bed, she learned on Facebook that there had been an avalanche in the area, and decided that she'd better check in with Adam.
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Last month, Qualcomm and Apple put to bed a massive, long-running patent and antitrust case that started when Apple sued the other company for alleged unfair patent licensing practices for $1803 billion and escalated when Qualcomm filed a countersuit for $7 billion.
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Just as our book was being put to bed, I was reconstructing a model of the water transport infrastructure; how they use the seven meter rise of the Nile every summer to fall as a hydraulic lift for delivering stones to the pyramids.
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Perhaps in an effort to put to bed any suggestions of a handshake rivalry, Trump embraced Macron and gave him the traditional two-cheek kiss but some of the captured moments still come off as, well, not exactly natural for the president.
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On Thursday, advisers planned an announcement that new tests for the coronavirus would be available soon, hoping it would put to bed recriminations about the insufficient availability of test kits that has left health officials largely blind to the virus's domestic spread.
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"These kinds of allegations really need to be put to bed in such a manner that we do not revisit them each time a 'social crusader' comes on the scene," one of the company's procurement managers wrote in response to the complaints.
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The former New York mayor's irritability with questions he deems unwarranted and controversies he feels he has already put to bed could undermine his debut on the debate stage, where Americans will be introduced to the man behind the ubiquitous campaign ads.
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Slattery said he believed that risk had been "put to bed for once and for all" by last year's sale of a 30 percent stake of Avolon to Japanese financial services group Orix Corp and the governance framework changes made as part of the deal.
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The movie doesn't let his damage look romantic — even in their first night together, after a delirious round of post-show celebration, he turns out to be too drunk to do anything more than pass out and be put to bed like a child.
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His association with his boss' highly dubious activities, along with Giuliani's brand of potentially criminal lawyering, may at last put to bed the American fantasy of the impartial prosecutor, someone who despite their human failings—and their tremendous power—will uphold the rule of law.
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The outdated mustard and salmon-colored remnants of the inn's previous life, which was built in 1966, were put to bed when business partners Glennon Travis and Marc Chodock, a former Soho House hotel manager and a management consultant, respectively, bought the property in 2015.
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"After the hat-trick of disappointing numbers last week and a more dovish sounding Bank of England, a weaker than forecast Q23 GDP on Friday would put to bed any remaining optimism of a May rate hike," said Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index.
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Its likely that it will take markets a day or two to adjust to this increased rhetoric around trade, because markets up until a week ago thought that trade had been put to bed, said Carol Schleif, deputy chief investment officer with Abbot Downing in Minneapolis.
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"We are thrilled that the court has finally put to bed the nonsensical and dangerous idea that a doctor speaking with a patient about gun safety somehow threatens the right to own a gun," ACLU of Florida Executive Director Howard Simon said in a news release.
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"When patients are admitted to the hospital with cardiac events, they are usually put to bed and older adults can become deconditioned in a hospital as a result - which means they get weak and lose muscle strength," Straus, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"The most dramatic contrast we've seen to this pattern is in the Netherlands, where babies and young children are put to bed at around 6:30 or 7 and expected to sleep through the night in their own bed, often in their own room," she said.
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"It's likely that it will take markets a day or two to adjust to this increased rhetoric around trade, because markets up until a week ago thought that trade had been put to bed," said Carol Schleif, deputy chief investment officer with Abbot Downing in Minneapolis.
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Since the duo stopped playing together regularly in 2009, theories about the split have raged in lines at club and music forums, but even the most outlandish explanations seem to have been put to bed by the sheer joy it has given fans to see them playing together again.
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Sanchez Valle rejecting Puerto Rico's claim of sovereignty for purposes of avoiding the application of the constitutional protection against double jeopardy in criminal cases, this legislation finally put to bed the midsummer's nightmare of those that for decades have argued for the oxymoronic status of "Estado Libre Asociado".
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The big picture: Amid speculation of a possible presidential run in 2020, Warren gave the Globe every personal record in her possession about her time as a professor at six different law schools, hoping to put to bed allegations that her claim to Native American heritage helped her get hired.
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While the juxtaposition has been the cause of copious amounts of controversy for her and her fellow Instagram It Girls, given that she has now appeared on just about every catwalk and magazine cover the world over, it seems safe to say that this debate can finally be put to bed.
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I can still see a younger, thinner version of myself running up the street, desperate to get home in time to spend a few minutes with my firstborn before she was put to bed, but it's harder now to call up the particularly painful urgency of that bereft, desolate feeling.
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Former Spurs and Swansea star Cliff Jones, who played in all of Wales' games at the '20743 World Cup, has been keen to emphasise this: "We had the spirit of 1958 but it's a long time ago, it's time it was put to bed," he told Sky News after the Belgium game.
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The United States should offer this to Kim, and raise the possibility of a joint ceremony with the heads of state of North Korea, South Korea, the United States and China, as well as the U.N. secretary general, to put to bed one of the last — and ugliest — legacies of the Cold War.
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The Nintendo Switch in all its portable glory, showing off the new Zelda game (screencaps via YouTube) Nintendo has finally put to bed months, if not years, of rumours surrounding its next home console, previously codenamed the NX, by formally revealing, with a three-minute preliminary announcement, what the Switch is all about.
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"There was doubt regarding CRK's ability to execute a transaction - given wide bid/ask spreads in the M&A market, an apparent lack of sense of urgency by CRK management ... but that doubt has been put to bed now," said Salazar, who will own less than 1% of Comstock following the deal.
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If the largest tech companies manage to reach that value mark in the current business cycle, and before its turn, it will be interesting to see if it will be the new Nasdaq 5,000, a prior psychological barrier set during the first dotcom boom, and it was only recently put to bed as hopelessly dated.
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" Mr. Wheeler also asserted that he was a pawn in a broader scheme by the White House, a Trump supporter named Ed Butowsky and Fox News to "shift the blame from Russia and help put to bed speculation that President Trump colluded with Russia in an attempt to influence the outcome of the presidential election.
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Equality within the sport has been hard fought for, so for one of its leading figures to use sexually aggressive language about the sport's biggest stars being on their knees, and then commenting on their physical appearance, was more than just sexist; it allowed others to reopen disputes that had long since been put to bed.
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So you would think that Evans-Smith beating Fox would have put to bed all the arguments about trans women having an innate and unfair advantage over cis women, but barely a week after their fight Evans-Smith was complaining to a reporter about that advantage, and then, for good measure, advocating for a league set aside just for transgender people.
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It looks likely that the NAFTA reboot will be put to bed soon (Canada is hinting at flexibility with respect to its steep dairy tariffs), and there is apparently progress behind the scenes with the EU. China continues to press a hard line with negotiations, but we are skeptical they will allow their economy to slow further just to save face.
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Sanchez Valle, the enactment of The Puerto Rico Oversight Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA), the creation of a Oversight and Management Board and the initiation of bankruptcy-like proceedings under its Title III provisions in the Federal District Court in San Juan put to bed the argument that claimed any kind of uniqueness to the political relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Wednesday that he would sign the bill, seeming to put to bed months of speculation over whether he would force a shutdown over his proposed border wall.
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"We are thrilled that the court has finally put to bed the nonsensical and dangerous idea that a doctor speaking with a patient about gun safety somehow threatens the right to own a gun," said Howard Simon, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida, which helped organize a coalition of medical associations and family rights groups that filed a friends of the court brief.
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Their instincts match those of Aziz's audience: in abstract terms, we want a more upfront attitude.) But I got to wondering if we've got a Gift of the Magi issue going on, in the straight world, anyway: Women crave direct terminology (perhaps because we analyze things and need them to be put to bed), while men prefer the unbruised ego and we're all running around treating one another the way we'd like to be treated — and pissing each other off in the process.
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It's unclear when exactly that would be, but according to Sports Illustrated legal expert, Michael McCann, there's a chance there is a ruling before the six game suspension is over: UPDATE (11/15, 5:53pm) After going back and forth over several appeals, Ezekiel Elliott has decided to drop his most recent appeal, and serve his full six-game suspension, per NFL Insider Ian Rapoport: By Rapoport's estimation, this means that this legal battle is finally being put to bed: Elliott will officially return on Christmas Eve, when the Cowboys face the Seahawks in Dallas.
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