The evangelical Christian stereotype needs to be put to rest.
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But that hardly means the issue is put to rest.
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"At least her fear can now be put to rest."
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Two of those points can be quickly put to rest.
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Among other things, this little story should put to rest the
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With iPadOS, most of those criticisms are getting put to rest.
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He deserves to put to rest now that he's… he's gone.
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That competition existed until it was put to rest this year.
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Now, however, the issue appears to have been put to rest.
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I, for one, would like this nagging suspicion put to rest.
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All of my fears were put to rest after hearing it.
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With tech like Spartan's, their fears can finally be put to rest.
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"The matter has been comprehensively put to rest," he said last week.
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A year on, two questions have yet to be put to rest.
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That is going to put to rest the Home Alone dad image.
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Any speculation would have easily been put to rest by an autopsy.
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"That is going to put to rest the 'Home Alone' dad image."
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That put to rest any suggestion that the labor market is tightening.
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The cases have been put to rest and cannot be revisited now.
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Now, all these years later, the mystery had been put to rest.
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The victory put to rest the drama of the previous few days.
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We can also put to rest suggestions like Lemmium, Octarine and Trumpium.
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Clinton's comments put to rest speculation she was considering a 2020 bid.
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On Monday, the public discord was put to rest, at least for now.
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The study helps put to rest claims by some Republican lawmakers, particularly Sen.
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The paper certainly doesn't put to rest the debate over minimum wage studies.
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Those fears were put to rest on Thursday, when the sarcophagus was finally opened.
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This is one Kanye West controversy that seems to have been put to rest.
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With Mr Liikanen at its helm, they might be put to rest at last.
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It is doubtful that all this will be put to rest at Wednesday's debate.
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It's well past time to put to rest any doubt surrounding Microsoft's hardware ambitions.
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It should have been put to rest long ago, and can't die soon enough.
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With that release, the old OS X nomenclature will finally be put to rest.
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Clinton's emails suggests that the issue will not be put to rest so easily.
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If there's nothing to find, the investigation presumably would put to rest any concerns.
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And that narrative was emphatically put to rest with the tragic attack on Saturday.
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On Tuesday, however, Sanders finally put to rest the debate over his true party identity.
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Instead Iireland was put to rest at a nearby farm before the public memorial. Col.
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Tom Hiddleston put to rest any remaining questions about the legitimacy of HiddleSwift on Thursday.
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A decade ago, it felt as though the Vietnam war had been put to rest.
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But earlier this month, when Heather, 28, got married, his fears were put to rest.
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His identification has put to rest fears that a foreign power was behind the attack.
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Most considered the band to be over and done when he was put to rest.
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Also, did Obama just put to rest all the rumors Bey's already had the twins?
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I have openly asked for an Independent Investigation to put to rest these unfounded biases.
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Fears should be put to rest by JLR's extensive torture-testing of the new Defender.
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This election should put to rest the idea that the coalition isn't a sustainable force.
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Yet as our leader argues, doubts about Mr Bolsonaro have not been put to rest.
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Acting Mayor Komba told the Thomson Reuters Foundation the issue had been "put to rest".
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With their fears put to rest, they die naturally, usually at home with hospice care.
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And it put to rest any thoughts of retirement after 24 years as a pro.
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Or it could put to rest any further effort to broaden access to fine wine.
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Even after Election Day came and went, false voter fraud claims were not put to rest.
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But now that she's seen the final product, all her worries have been put to rest.
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Concern over oil demand, particularly in China, has been put to rest, for now at least.
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Model Chanel Iman is crazy hot, and any doubts were put to rest Saturday in Miami.
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In the upcoming episode she prepares for court, where her fears are hopefully put to rest.
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JIM CRAMER: Okay, Larry, one more thing that I think you've got to put to rest.
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That practice — since put to rest — ignores changes to people's behavior that a bill might induce.
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The White House should immediately put to rest speculation that it intends to waive these penalties.
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"I would absolutely be elated to know that this is finally put to rest," Coley said.
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"And it should put to rest the paleophrenoloigcal arguments about Neandertal abilities derived from their skulls."
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Obama tries to put to rest speculation that she's gearing up for a career in politics.
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The neoliberal fantasy that unfettered markets will deliver prosperity to everyone should be put to rest.
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Among all but a few holdouts it put to rest the notion that monetary policy was powerless.
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With this fantasy put to rest for the time being, it's easier to see the plausible alternatives.
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It's a rare find and it could put to rest the myth of the peaceful hunter gatherer.
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And Trump has likely put to rest the prospect of countries ramping up their pledges before 2020.
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But Dangal's blockbuster success ensured that the Aamir-should-leave-India debate has been put to rest.
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One fear you can put to rest, if you have it: higher interest rates on your loans.
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BTW ... Kourtney here might have put to rest the debate about who is the most bangable Kardashian.
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But she gave no further detail, doing little to put to rest speculation about what's been affecting her.
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This election could finally put to rest the long-held notion that championing gun control sinks Democrats' prospects.
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But it did provide a sense of closure — one big mystery finally put to rest, but questions remain.
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This article features distorted information, rehashing old stories and rumors that have long ago been put to rest.
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The strategy had drawn speculation that Alibaba might acquire Netflix — a rumor Alibaba put to rest last week.
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This ought to put to rest the idea that water is a significant source of conflict between countries.
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"The point would be taken that you don't disturb people that have been put to rest," she says.
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"Hopefully everything has been put to rest," Julia Greer, a lawyer for the defendants, said in an interview.
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It is time to put to rest the idea that government safety net programs subsidize private sector employers.
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Now is a very good time, being 25 years (March 1993) since the band was put to rest.
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A small, but devoted following grew around the project which was put to rest in the early 90s.
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We can finally put to rest the very important question of where in Hogwarts we would really belong.
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If nothing else, this study should put to rest a prevalent, although peculiar, notion that Allen is lazy.
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The China settlement will now put to rest one of the last big regulatory headaches for the bank.
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Any questions as to his truthfulness were put to rest when Andrews called Halliday as her final witness.
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If it is not true, both Trump and the country deserve to have this issue put to rest.
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It's time to put to rest any notion that President Trump's signature tax cuts are paying for themselves.
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The challenge retailers are facing this earnings season is to put to rest claims that consumers have curbed spending.
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If you thought those rumors of Dove Cameron coming to Riverdale were officially put to rest, well, think again.
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I welcome any investigation so that in short order these unfounded and hurtful accusations can be put to rest.
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It's a fully realized performance that will put to rest any lingering doubts you might have about his ability.
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"If it's not put to rest ... populist policies we're pursuing will only have very short-run benefits," Summers said.
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With each fentanyl overdose reported, we're seeing ignorant assumptions about who uses drugs and why finally put to rest.
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Congress should put to rest old-fashioned restrictions based on outdated concerns and swiftly pass the DRIVE-Safe Act.
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Until the special counsel gives Congress his side of the story, the Russia investigation can't be put to rest.
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Kroton said the companies will seek a negotiated solution with Cade officials aiming to put to rest competition worries.
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The talk-show host put to rest speculation that she may have had a stroke or a heart attack.
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But no single answer by Mr. Trump seemed sufficient to put to rest the controversy over his 2005 remarks.
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Those questions were put to rest after Mr. Peters conducted a series of aggressive inquiries that embarrassed the mayor.
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Once you put to rest the playoff pipe dream, however, Cleveland still has plenty of reasons to keep pushing.
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As he was put to rest Thursday, I couldn't help but think of his giant smile and gentle voice.
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Some are simple enough: their bodies are collected, identified, and put to rest with the minimum amount of fuss.
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I had hoped that Biden's appearance at the forum would finally put to rest the uncertainty around his candidacy.
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The Godfather of Soul has been dead for 12 years, but the questions have not been put to rest.
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"[W]e need to put to rest the canard that Congress can somehow unilaterally change the deal," Engel said.
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The laundry list of old issues was all put to rest long ago in our conversations with the European Commission.
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She is attempting to put to rest the only question mark on her otherwise upstanding character, but at what cost?
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In her first post-election extended TV interview, Clinton put to rest any rumors that she'll seek public office again.
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But as the sun sets on summer, the now-famous (yet most one-sided) fight has been put to rest.
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Liu happily dropped the phone a couple of times onstage in an attempt to put to rest any durability questions.
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And he seemed eager to put to rest any doubts that local residents might have about his commitment to Iowa.
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"It's great that Craig has stepped forward to put to rest the story of the birth of bitcoin," Hirsch said.
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It's an accusation that Cruz was asked about as recently as yesterday, and Trump has never fully put to rest.
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Assuming that argument has long since been put to rest may be as premature as Mark Twain's once purported passing.
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Domo's most recent round of funding in April put to rest any plans for James to take the company public.
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"I will not resign," said Mr. LePage, who tried to put to rest swirling questions about his state of mind.
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Barack Obama and Bill Clinton helped put to rest questions about their preparedness for the presidency in confident debate exchanges.
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Why it matters: The patches will put to rest one of the great adventures in the marketing of computer security.
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A new role outside the Justice Department seemed to put to rest political issues for both her and Mr. Barr.
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Besides actually using the machine, my concerns were put to rest after checking more expensive KA models at Williams Sonoma.
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Amid that race, he is trying to put to rest an ethics investigation into his management of a hedge fund.
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But that doesn't put to rest questions about whether Tesla will need to raise more money in the near future.
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So far, the president's attempts to put to rest questions about his wife's whereabouts have only added to the confusion.
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" Carson has said that his family is "under attack" and that he wants to "put to rest these unfounded biases.
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Soledad O&aposBrien just tweeted, I guess we put to rest the question, Nazi, Germany, could it happen here in America.
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Bannon, Trump's chief strategist, is also making an attempt to put to rest stories that he and Priebus are at loggerheads.
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Doubts that Elon Musk would be unable to put on a raucous reveal party were put to rest late Thursday night.
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But if there was concern the discussion about a protest would distract the Texans, it was put to rest almost immediately.
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However, it's impossible not to ask if she thinks this good thing could continue once All Nerve is put to rest.
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Several experts agreed that the Mata Menge fossils put to rest any doubts that Homo floresiensis is its own distinct species.
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"A lot of my worries were put to rest," said the "Mad Money" host, shortly after Boeing's David Calhoun was interviewed.
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And jst when it looked like the issue might be put to rest and the transition cleared, lawmakers suggested otherwise Tuesday.
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So does this finally put to rest the controversy over Uber's practice of keeping its drivers as contractors rather than employees?
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Among other things, it should put to rest any speculation that the National Rally party is going away any time soon.
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Fifty years after the end of the Six-Day War, the question of Israel's legitimacy must finally be put to rest.
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The message did go some way to put to rest the persistent rumors that Baghdadi was either critically injured or dead.
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Over the past five years, the notion of a trade-off between increasing growth and reducing emissions has been put to rest.
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But her fears were put to rest when she saw the set, which perfectly recreated the bar from the popular 80s sitcom.
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But even that should help put to rest the "range anxiety" that has made motorists wary of electric vehicles in the past.
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Had Vanderpump just admitted she was upset with Dorit and wanted the story out there, this would all be put to rest.
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It gives the impression that the dispute has been put to rest by the affirmation of institutional autonomy, sealed with scholarly authority.
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The comments quickly rekindled the ugly controversy that was seemingly put to rest when Obama produced his verified birth certificate in 2011.
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" O'Reilly, host of "The O'Reilly Factor," the network's biggest star, added, "I have put to rest any controversies to spare my children.
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In November, Rubio released nearly two years of statements for the card, hoping to put to rest any lingering questions of impropriety.
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" Fallon also promised that the campaign would this week release additional medical records that will "further put to rest any lingering concerns.
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But recall that in 2010, Russia and Norway put to rest a bitter Arctic territorial dispute by simply dividing the territory equally.
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Warmbier's parents, when asked on Tuesday why they refused an autopsy, said that they wanted the ordeal to be put to rest.
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If Paramount was hoping to put to rest accusations of the movie being "whitewashed," this won't be the trailer that does it.
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The issue was put to rest in California on Wednesday and New York on Thursday, when federal judges refused to allow them.
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While it seems like we should be able to "make up" lost sleep on weekends, that myth has been put to rest.
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Another issue was put to rest, as the Houston Astros, who lead the A.L. West, won to assure themselves a postseason berth.
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But to Huawei's critics, such gestures hardly put to rest the question of whether the company is susceptible to Chinese state influence.
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Clinton's conduct should put to rest any allegations about his own actions, and end the scrutiny of Russia's meddling in the election.
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So let's put to rest the bath story, once and for all, and focus on what may be his real tabloid legacy.
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But the novelty of this app will fade fast, unless concerns are put to rest about data privacy, censorship, and brand safety.
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But the crisis was "far from over," he added, and would only be put to rest once the pope made his decisions.
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Yet the court's judgment did not put to rest the debate about the relationship between video game violence and real-world behavior.
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With this wild bunch, he could do nothing to prevent a 593-49 season that was famously put to rest by Richardson.
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"This is an opportunity to put to rest fundamental questions about global temperatures and spend time on things we need to understand."
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Trump scored a 2628 out of 28500, Jackson said, a score he said should put to rest questions about Trump's mental fitness.
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Shulkin told reporters that he had spoken with Trump as recently as Tuesday and that internal struggles have been put to rest.
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Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for Trump, earlier this month tried to put to rest claims that Cohen might cooperate with Mueller&aposs investigation.
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The fact that so many senior politicians lack offspring ought to put to rest the notion that they do not care for society.
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NICOLE LOVELL Questions and (few) answers: Thirteen-year-old Nicole Lovell will be put to rest today, but questions remain about her death.
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But conservatives cheered Pence's performance, which put to rest any fears that the Indiana governor would be overwhelmed by the spectacle of Trump.
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Stephen Colbert, the real one, has finally put to rest Stephen Colbert, the character from his defunct Comedy Central show The Colbert Report.
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Twitter is already filled with consumer reviews of the phone, many that put to rest worries that people had surrounding Apple's original announcement.
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Michael T. Flynn to be national security adviser — appear to have put to rest talk of a cooling-off period after Election Day.
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However, the feud was publicly put to rest on May 18, when Charles released a video titled "No More Lies" about the scandal.
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Harney and her colleagues' analysis did, however, put to rest a few theories about what could have killed the people at the lake.
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Second, its latest earnings report put to rest concerns that binge-watching was dying, as Netflix's roster of offerings continued to gain traction.
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Gauri Pradhan, a former member of Nepal's National Human Rights Commission, said Monday's sentencing put to rest a "landmark case" for the country.
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"This data is sufficient to put to rest the argument that Newark is doing no better now than 10 years ago," Margolis said.
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The debate was finally put to rest when the wreck was discovered by researchers from the University of Hawaii's Undersea Research Laboratory in 2002.
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In prepared remarks, Dorsey put to rest claims that Twitter is censoring or discouraging right-wing views—the very controversy responsible for Wednesday's hearing.
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All this should come as pretty good news for developers and help put to rest concerns about whether apps can remain a sustainable business.
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Once called the CrackBerry because of how hard it was to put it down, the BlackBerry has now been put to rest for good.
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She also joked that she finally put to rest the mystery of who Adele Dazeem is (who can forget that epic John Travolta flub).
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Cover: In this photograph taken Sunday July 14, 2019, an Ebola victim is put to rest at the Muslim cemetery in Beni, Congo DRC.
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It is jarring and exciting to be seeing characters who seemed to be put to rest, suspended forever in place and time, suddenly reanimated.
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But doubts that they weren't going to take off when the clothes hit stores were pretty much put to rest with the Beyoncé nod.
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WeWork put to rest a nagging subject of speculation Tuesday with the announcement that Adam Neumann, the controversial founder, would step down as CEO.
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A general election would be very different, and he did not put to rest questions about his readiness for a more exacting political test.
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Even when the focus widens and trouble shows up — an abduction, a typhoid outbreak, Dick Cheney — matters are put to rest with clinical finality.
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But GE put to rest a major question by reaching a $1.5 billion settlement with the Justice Department over its defunct subprime mortgage lender.
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With the signing of the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 20183, Dr. Dyson's dreams of reaching Saturn by 1970 were put to rest.
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Sanders may have been referring to that arbitration on Wednesday when she insisted the matter with Trump and Daniels had been put to rest.
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But Kanai's fears were put to rest when the Russian captain, dubious of such an unusual discrepancy, suggested that he double-check his measurements.
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This decade even managed to put to rest big-name chains as we knew them, a mainstay that seemed like it would never fade.
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Despite his efforts, the former New York mayor hasn't put to rest the question of who initiated the idea of him meeting the Ukrainians.
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The comments seemed to put to rest any lingering doubts about Gallagher's character — or whether the embattled officer had a legitimate claim to clemency.
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But Malmstrom said last week that the easing of trade tensions between the two partners had not put to rest "profound disagreements" on trade policy.
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It was eloquent, nuanced, and careful—and maybe more important, it helped put to rest a controversy during a contentious battle for the Democratic nomination.
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If successful, the shift in strategy could put to rest worries about profitability that have dogged both Betterment and the robo-advisory industry more broadly.
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That is the only way to put to rest once and for all the notion that the President is compromised by our adversaries in Moscow.
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"It's very important, because it's a big distraction and I expect it to be put to rest pretty quickly," LoBiondo said of Trump's wiretapping allegation.
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My God, if everyone grew up watching this, knowing this, seeing this, the idea of the vulva as passive would be put to rest permanently.
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The Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 on Wednesday night -- and put to rest a curse that has plagued athletes for decades.
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"To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow: I will not," Jackson tweeted.
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When Byers died, he was put to rest in a lead-lined coffin, to block the radiation being released from the bones in his body.
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The Kardashians are no stranger to the rumor mill but there was a piece of gossip about the show Seacrest wants to put to rest.
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"To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow: I will not," Jackson said.
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And though the couple, who live in Broadalbin, New York, had their doubts about Reagan remembering his dad, those were obviously quickly put to rest.
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No. 20123 Auburn rolls over Louisiana-Monroe When Auburn lost to LSU five weeks ago, its College Football Playoff aspirations were unofficially put to rest.
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It was an unhappy reminder for many of the country's recent history of violence — a history which Sri Lankans hoped had been put to rest.
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The tip set off wide speculation on where Trian was aiming - a guessing game among bankers and investors that was put to rest on Tuesday.
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It's also time to put to rest the claim that more generous support for the homeless will only attract more homeless people to our community.
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House Democrats tried to put to rest an uproar over Representative Ilhan Omar's remarks, seen by some as anti-Semitic, with a bill condemning hate.
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"To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow; I will not," she wrote.
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This should put to rest any lingering belief that the military commissions would require less process than their civilian counterparts and lead to swifter justice.
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The high court's punt should put to rest the issue of whether a citizen must seek approval from the government to exercise constitutionally granted rights.
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In his statement, Schiff said his research should "put to rest" accusations of wrongdoing by the FBI, Justice Department (DOJ), or Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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My reservations about such pictures in general were not put to rest by "Patriots Day," but this film's real merits are not easily dismissed, either.
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But it's official: Any hopes that Apple's sleek iPhone X, released last November, would drive oversized growth in iPhone shipments can be put to rest.
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Hillary Clinton needed a decisive victory in Nevada to put to rest fears that her campaign was in trouble, and it looks like she got it.
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However, some of those worries were put to rest by Wednesday's election results, which reduced the odds of further corporate tax cuts by the Trump administration.
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Though Dugas' disturbing saga has been put to rest, the term "patient zero" lives on, and continues to create confusion and curiosity about how disease spreads.
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The second month of strong employment growth put to rest concerns about a recession and ironically undercut Trump's call for the Fed to cut interest rates.
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All seemed put to rest by the end of the day until a number of things revived the possibilities of the super-fight this past weekend.
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The romance U.S. fund investors once had with the stock market was put to rest in 2018 when buy the dip turned into sell the rip.
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I hope we can put to rest an unhelpful debate among those passionate about confronting climate change, or, at the very least, respectfully agree to disagree.
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Most of those questions have already been put to rest: Both her mental health background and the physical evidence in the autopsy report pointed to suicide.
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China experts have cautioned that the long-running economic stresses between the countries are unlikely to be entirely put to rest with this round of negotiations.
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More recently, it seemed those days of unpredictability had been put to rest as Riyadh assumed this year's presidency of the Group of 20 major economies.
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Any Democratic hopes that Mr. McConnell might hold up the Senate's consideration of Justice Kennedy's successor until after the midterm elections were quickly put to rest.
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Gizmodo also reports that the phone "has no connection with TikTok," so imaginings of what a TikTok phone would look like can be put to rest.
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And he's put to rest some outstanding crises, including a major lawsuit with Google's self-driving car unit Waymo over the alleged stealing of trade secrets.
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Biden not only survived the summer, he also put to rest any question of whether the first day of his campaign would be his best one.
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"If anyone had questions in their mind about Russian military involvement in the Salisbury attacks this will put to rest those doubts," Hunt told the BBC.
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A new study by researchers at Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other institutions suggests that those fears, at least, might be put to rest.
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Tesla executives said these changes should put to rest concerns that the company, better known for its luxury electric cars, has neglected its residential solar business.
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The Commerce Department said U.S. gross domestic product increased at a 3.2% annualized rate, and the surge in growth put to rest fears of a recession.
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But the Georgia congressman and orthopedic surgeon appears poised to assume the prominent Cabinet position without having put to rest numerous conflicts of interest and ethics questions.
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"This has put to rest a mystery within our family, what happened to him, so to speak," Phil Nichols said of his father, according to Fox 8.
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Monday's rulings in North Carolina and Pennsylvania give Democrats little time for appeals, while the Supreme Court's Monday ruling put to rest the case filed in Ohio.
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They had hoped that the former secretary of state would garner a decisive victory here and put to rest any doubts about her strength as a candidate.
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I did hope that the TPP, negotiated by this administration, would put to rest a lot of the concerns that many people have expressed about trade agreements.
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The official also said that experts put to rest concerns about whether the Abrams tank, which weighs just shy of 70 tons, would ruin infrastructure in Washington.
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So until the conspiracy theories are put to rest it looks like Denver International Airport is really keeping up the effort to stick it to the skeptics.
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In 2011, Obama released a copy of his birth certificate to put to rest what many considered fringe conspiracy theories aimed at undermining his legitimacy as president.
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This claim was put to rest by Musk during a press conference on Monday, where he downplayed his intentions to certify the Falcon Heavy for human flight.
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While the yen briefly rose against the dollar on the tweak in statement language, Kuroda later put to rest any expectations of a near-term policy tightening.
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Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton are hoping that Tuesday's primaries in Indiana put to rest any question of whether they will win their parties' presidential nominations.
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That may put to rest for now an extended debate on the meaning of the term "fiduciary," the responsibilities of investment professionals and the rights of consumers.
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Even so, the settlement would put to rest the last major liability facing Mr. Corzine, who already settled much of the private MF Global litigation this summer.
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If there was any doubt Diddy and Cassie were actually back on good terms -- let it be put to rest -- because the two spent her bday together.
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And with Mr. Sanders himself leading the charge, maybe it's finally time to put to rest the myth that the senator doesn't care about criminal justice reform.
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Any reasonable doubts about that reality were put to rest by the events of the past few days, when he defended Russia while attacking our closest allies.
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"Releasing this single scientific number about heart health could start to put to rest any concerns about Senator Sanders' secrecy about his recent heart attack," Loeser said.
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His performance has put to rest fears of turmoil in a nation that has suffered through coups, military rule and a bloody separatist movement in the south.
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He appeared to put to rest any lingering doubts about continuing in the sport on Wednesday, writing on Instagram, "I know I still have more to prove".
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A larger majority would also put to rest any prospect of a parliamentary rebellion in 2019, when a final Brexit bill would presumably come to a vote.
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Mr. Tzuri had been hoping that the newly released protocols of the Cohen-Kedmi commission would put to rest the questions he has been chasing for years.
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Taken in total, however, the North Carolina result on Tuesday likely won't put to rest concerns among potentially vulnerable GOP members about their political fates next November.
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"Some of the (OPEC) doubts people are showing are going to have to be put to rest," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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"Finally, after all these years, the haunting question of who committed these terrible crimes has been put to rest," Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas told reporters.
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The risk of fire "is a concern we hope to put to rest for our customers," Matt Mostafaei, the e-tron's vehicle manager explained after the media drive.
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When thousands of mourners showed up to Liu's funeral and gave their condolences to his widow, our fears were put to rest, at least for a little while.
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A prevailing theory suggests lead poisoning was a major contributor to the sailors' ultimate demise—a theory that can finally be put to rest, according to new research.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has declined to comment directly on whether the company is building a car, but has not put to rest rumors that it's doing so.
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That would appear to put to rest a lot of concerns about how there weren't any Americans in the papers, but it's all a smokescreen, or something. Probably.
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" In a statement of his own on Tuesday, Mr. Najib said that he welcomed the attorney general's findings, and that the matter "has been comprehensively put to rest.
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But this week's debates should put to rest the idea that a woman won't be able to go head to head with Trump on national TV and win.
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"Some of the doubts (in OPEC) people are showing are going to have to be put to rest," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Ambac's vote will lend momentum to end the city's four-year-old Chapter 9 bankruptcy and help put to rest a long and major fight in the case.
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This confirms findings from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and may finally put to rest the controversy about an apparent slowdown in rising global temperatures.
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Coming off the best game of his college career, Max Browne put to rest any questions of a quarterback controversy in Pittsburgh - for at least one week anyway.
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These twins had an absolutely bananas upbringing, and since the past never quite gets put to rest on Pretty Little Liars, I'm dying to hear more about it.
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If there was any doubt about that, it has been put to rest by the release of a massive new study from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
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The announcement comes the morning after Trump's hard-line immigration speech in Phoenix, where he put to rest any rumors that he would soften on his signature issue.
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Another ground test on April 20.7th has, according to Mr Schilling, put to rest any doubts about North Korea's ability to build an ICBM sooner rather than later.
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Republican and Democratic leaders on Monday agreed to a two-week stopgap spending measure that would put to rest fears of a partial government shutdown later this week.
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Meanwhile, Germany-based competitor HelloFresh put to rest the idea that Blue Apron's dismal IPO was simply the result of its business model or a bad tech market.
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She finds that one of South Africa's most celebrated examples of reconciliation has not put to rest the country's painful past for either victims or perpetrators of violence.
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After the strategy questions are put to rest this year, the more formal bidding process will take place in the second phase, from June 2017 to December 2018.
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But a long-running dispute between U.S. and Gulf carriers that had led to vigorous debate over subsidies at previous IATA gatherings has finally been put to rest.
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Warren angered tribal leaders and some of her fellow Democrats when she decided to take the test to put to rest criticism from Republicans of her ancestry claims.
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Any doubts to their hold on the trophy were put to rest six days later, when the Bruins definitively won the Cup, conquering the Rangers in New York.
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CFO Chris Peterson also put to rest rumors that the troubled brand would take actions to transfer assets out of reach of its debt holders as liquidity dwindles.
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The conference is meant to be an effort by Goldman's chief executive, David Solomon, to highlight the bank's successes and put to rest lingering concern about the investigation.
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Reckless cries from the left that we are facing a systemic crisis of so-called "police brutality" should have been put to rest by thinking Americans long ago.
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While some analysts reckoned the debate about the bank's capital position had finally been put to rest others remained concerned it might not be the last cash call.
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But that theory was put to rest a couple of years ago when Lehder's lawyer showed up in US court to sue the US government on Lehder's [behalf].
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Clinton's favor, but it was hardly the kind of decisive victory her supporters and aides had hoped would put to rest any doubts about her strength as a candidate.
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Trump angry and frustrated at staff over Sessions fallout The White House is finding it impossible to put to rest claims that it has had improper ties to Russia.
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Waiting for those moments, I felt more desperate and sad than I really was — than I would be if this online chapter of our history were put to rest.
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But any doubts about her supermodel bona fides can officially be put to rest, because she's achieved the Holy Grail of all modeling assignments: the September cover of Vogue.
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The spoken story line, when it's not opaque, brings to mind a young adult novel of the supernatural, featuring restless and winsome spirits longing to be put to rest.
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The capital level, although stronger than expected, may not be enough to put to rest concerns that the bank may need a capital increase, something Ghizzoni has repeatedly denied.
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Those results put to rest, for now, fears that the company had reached a ceiling in the number of subscribers it could get to sign up for the service.
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The good news is that any fears regarding the HMS Queen Elizabeth and WannaCry have been put to rest thanks to a patch released by Microsoft back in May.
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Riley Howell, who died tackling the gunman during the University of North Carolina at Charlotte shooting, was put to rest with full military honors Sunday, local news outlets report.
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We're told she feels like that's all been put to rest since taking a lie detector test to prove she didn't sell out Dorit ... so now she's moving on.
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If Trump holds on to his 50% lead, he'll win all of the state's 95 delegates and put to rest the narrative that his campaign is on a downswing.
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Even so, this news should put to rest the question of whether or not the sometimes controversial 45th president would enjoy the same treatment as former President Barack Obama.
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It does seem to put to rest the conspiracy theory of a "false flag" operation organized by the hard left to demonize the hard right or the Trump administration.
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It's time to put to rest the false choice between jobs and the environment and have a rational discussion about a common-sense path to a clean energy future.
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But while the security issue has been put to rest, the OIG has a handful of other Pruitt probes ongoing that could shed more light into his tumultuous tenure.
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The NFL policy was an attempt to put to rest the ongoing debate over protests during the national anthem, which have pulled the NFL into a divisive cultural battle.
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And, unless the Obamas have learned nothing from the Clintons' experience, his decision to accept the speaking fee should finally put to rest any notions that Michelle might run.
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One hopes that with the publication of his masterly third novel, "Waiting for Eden," Elliot Ackerman will help put to rest the current age of maximalism in American fiction.
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Editorial Any doubts about the senseless cruelty underlying the health care agenda put forward by President Trump and Congress were put to rest last week by two government documents.
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In the ensuing quarter-century, economic research has put to rest what had been a fundamental assumption — that low minimum wages always cause major disemployment in the short run.
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SCHIFF: Director Comey, I want to begin by attempting to put to rest several claims made by the president about his predecessor, namely that President Obama wiretapped his phones.
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Ryan explained that he'd lashed out at Trump a day earlier to try to put to rest a growing controversy over Trump's racially-charged remarks about a federal judge.
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This is all very early stages, and our early skepticism about Cozmo being a niche product was put to rest when the company managed to sell "hundreds of thousands" globally.
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Dawyne "do-you-even-need-me-to-put-his-wrestling-name-here" Johnson was on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday night and the two put to rest an old rivalry.
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WeWork isn't saying what it's paying for the nine-year-old, Bay Area-based company, which raised $43.6 million over the years and whose brand will be put to rest.
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Lawrence, 83, who was half of a singing duo with his wife, the late Eydie Gorme, released a letter through his rep to put to rest rumors about his health.
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Scientists still don&apost know where the dark-red, 2,624-foot-long (800 meter) object came from, but at least part of the mystery has now been put to rest.
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"To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow: I will not," Jackson said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Any hopes that the new model might represent a move toward the mainstream for the line in the wake of an underwhelming S9 performance can be put to rest here.
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When The Walking Dead returned for its season 7 premiere last Sunday, long-running speculation over who, exactly, Negan was going to so brutally kill was finally put to rest.
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PEOPLE Now caught up with Erika Girardi ahead of Tuesday's season 8 premiere, and we had one important question for the reality star: Has #pantygate finally been put to rest?
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Both Gubitosi and Conti said on Friday they hoped that the dispute between the two investors could be put to rest, and the company focus on executing its operational strategy.
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Mr. Trump's defiant performance may not stabilize his candidacy, but it will likely put to rest frenzied speculation over the weekend that he might be forced from the presidential race.
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"To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow; I will not," Jackson said in a statement on Saturday.
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Why it matters: The findings could put to rest the long-running question of whether liquid water still exists on the red planet, or if it all disappeared long ago.
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It has been drained of all appeal by promises broken over the decades, and indignities recently inflicted; it should be put to rest as the sham it was all along.
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The difference between their dough recipes doesn't quite put to rest the suspicion that Violet should be more conscientious about avoiding overlap even though Al Forno is 180 miles away.
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Mr. Richardson believed, correctly, that a full recounting of Mr. Agnew's shameful behavior would put to rest any contention by his supporters that he had been made a political victim.
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"Releasing this single scientific number about heart health could start to put to rest any concerns about Senator Sanders' secrecy about his recent heart attack," Bloomberg spokesman Stu Loeser said.
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Washington's frenzied anticipation over the once-secret Republican memo was finally put to rest Friday when President Donald Trump declassified the document and the House Intelligence Committee posted it online.
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That's a question investors may soon grapple with, and one that Twitter could put to rest — at least temporarily — with a strong financial showing when it reports earnings on Thursday.
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The abundant evidence presented at the trials has put to rest any broad doubts that there was an organized plot to unseat Mr. Erdogan, who himself evaded capture that night.
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Any questions of whether the Atlanta Falcons' fast start was somewhat of a fluke were put to rest last week following a convincing road victory over the reigning Super Bowl champions.
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On Monday, Senator Elizabeth Warren attempted to put to rest the controversy over an old story about how she claimed to have Native American heritage while she was a law professor.
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Mass production should help lower the cost as well, but if there was any doubt that this thing is aimed exclusively at early adopters, that should well be put to rest.
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However, on Election Day last year many of those doubts were temporarily put to rest as Donald Trump scored stronger than expected support among all these groups, according to exit polls.
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Still, a team of German physicists are working on a super precise testing facility that will hopefully put to rest the question of whether the observed thrust was just an error.
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A months-long no-cost and ostensibly hassle-free trial period meant to put to rest any doubts you might have about sinking around $1,000 into something you've never even seen.
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Ask any of its most "vexsome" requesters and they'll tell you, the bureau's unofficial, when-in-doubt-cross-it-out policy of the mid-1970s was never really put to rest.
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The Associated Press reported that Ren Zhengfei sought to put to rest allegations that the company is controlled by China's ruling Communist Party, and is used to aid in government spying.
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The Democrat last year took a DNA test intended to put to rest scrutiny that she had claimed Native American ancestry, something President Trump had used to question her credibility repeatedly.
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" The Pentagon's reversal appeared to put to rest months of speculation online and by Germany intelligence services about the fate of the man the State Department had designated a "global terrorist.
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I'm sorry I yelled: Ryan explained that he'd lashed out at Trump a day earlier to try to put to rest a growing controversy over Trump's remarks over a Hispanic judge.
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But its contents are "unlikely to put to rest the enduring arguments about his quest for Palestinian liberation, which combined peacemaking with armed struggle," our reporter, who visited the museum, observed.
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Clinton needs to win — and win significantly — in New York to put to rest any suspicion of weakness in her candidacy after several losses to Senator Bernie Sanders in recent caucuses.
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That would put to rest a prosecution that was questionable from the outset because Sergeant Bergdahl had pre-existing mental health problems when the Army granted him a waiver to enlist.
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Unfortunately these days simply presenting a government report on a matter of national security will be labeled "political," because one partisan half of America prefers the report be put to rest.
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Even though the hearings today may have put to rest some of the issues, they also opened the door to further discussion on questions regarding the protection of intelligence and personal information.
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Surging Cubs widen lead over Cardinals CHICAGO - If there were any lingering worries about Kyle Hendricks' pitching proficiency following a recent disabled list stay, they were convincingly put to rest on Saturday.
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Adding to their pain was the fact that Guillén's mother, who lived in Piedras Negras, was unable to cross the border even as her son was set to be put to rest.
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Any thoughts of a fourth straight blowout were put to rest early when Colorado stormed back from a 10-point deficit to take a lead before falling behind by one at halftime.
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The debate will be the best opportunity for two candidates, both widely seen by voters as untrustworthy, to put to rest questions about their fitness for the White House with the Nov.
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The news appears to put to rest a rumor that was floated on Reddit back in January that Tesla had pulled off the drive, but with around 30 "disengagements," or human interventions.
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It will also put to rest speculation on how he was able to come up with $2 million to buy the only known copy of an album by the Wu-Tang Clan.
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Creeping concerns about the consumer's health might be put to rest if next week's August retail sales report is as good as Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan suggests it might be.
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Even the Warren Commission report and thoroughgoing congressional hearings never put to rest the speculation that still surrounds John F. Kennedy's death -- and that death was indisputably a homicide, with an autopsy.
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Concerns about the lack of public revenue this plan would generate have been put to rest by the CBA's strong pledge to make significant contributions to the U.S. Treasury from auction proceeds.
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The announcement today appears to finally put to rest a case that has been in progress for about seven years, with VirnetX's first patent infringement case against Apple filed in August 2010.
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Elizabeth Warren: The last month has made clear just how much damage Warren did to her chances with a badly botched attempt to put to rest questions about her Native American heritage.
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The selection of Mr. Feinberg, a trusted figure, suggested that the Justice Department was aiming to put to rest any concerns in the Republican-controlled Congress over the handling of compensation claims.
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I snorted, unimpressed by such nonsense (only a couple of days before, Lou Reed had gone onto Saturday Night Live to put to rest a round of Internet rumors about his death).
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Investors turned the spotlight on succession plans for HSBC's top two posts after the bank earlier this year put to rest a 10-month long debate over where it should be based.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's detente on tariffs with the United States has not put to rest "profound disagreements" on trade policy, the European commissioner in charge of trade said on Thursday.
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The worries of patients that they will be reduced to guinea pigs should be put to rest by an important principle underscored by the physician, author and cancer survivor Dr. Wendy Harpham.
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The W.T.O. has ruled against several similar measures that Congress has passed, and the issue was thought to have been put to rest when Congress repealed the last such measure in 2004.
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Matthew Dean, the head of Salisbury's City Council and owner of a local pub, the Duke of York, said he hoped it would put to rest conspiracy theories circulating about the crime.
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Forbes showed tremendous leadership in not only working to explain and champion the concept, but also hold a hearing in October 2013 to put to rest any underlying controversy over the issue.
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"The gain reflects a sharp increase in demand from homebuyers and a healthy U.S. economy, and should put to rest fears of an oncoming recession," said Ralph McLaughlin, chief economist with Trulia.
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Conflating criticism with censorship fosters a system in which all positions deserve equal consideration, no bad ideas can ever be put to rest, and lies are just as valid as the truth.
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" Angelo Carusone, the president at Media Matters, a progressive watchdog that frequently criticized Fox News, suggested that Smith's departure "should put to rest the myth that Fox has an actual news side.
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The tone of the call was upbeat and Zuckerberg did a very good job explaining his longer-term vision which should put to rest some of the confusion following the early March manifesto.
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But the news could help Clinton put to rest a controversy that has dogged her in the 2016 race's closing days, helping Trump narrow a polling gap nationally and in key battleground states.
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It has also created tighter criteria for deciding when these projects should be put to rest, assembling a new group — called the Foundry — designed to steer moonshots through the life-or-death throes.
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To judge by the ceremonies on April 19th commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw ghetto uprising, one might have thought that tension between Jews and European nationalists had been put to rest.
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Chris Christie said Sunday Donald Trump's questioning of President Barack Obama's birthplace was "done," arguing falsely that Trump hasn't talked about it for years and had put to rest any remaining questions Friday.
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" As Variety notes, BitTorrent recently looked to put to rest user concern about the acquisition, stating that it "has no plans to change what we do or charge for the services we provide.
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" O'Reilly said in a weekend statement that being a well-known public figure made him vulnerable to lawsuits and the settlements were made "to put to rest any controversies to spare my children.
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The surge in growth reported by the Commerce Department on Friday put to rest fears of a recession, that were stoked by a brief inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve in March.
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MUMBAI, March 28 (Reuters) - India's ICICI Bank moved to put to rest rumours that its Chief Executive Chanda Kochhar allegedly favoured Videocon Group in its lending practices, calling the rumours "malicious and unfounded".
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Harris told Kavanaugh if he had just answered "no" when asked the question Wednesday night or again by Republicans during the proceedings earlier Thursday that the issue could have been put to rest.
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If Mr. Trump could promote the Ukraine theory, he might be able to undercut the evidence that the Russians had tried to get him elected, and put to rest questions about his legitimacy.
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Mr. Cuomo's decision put to rest fevered speculation and behind-the-scenes maneuvering to replace Mr. Thompson, a Democrat who became the borough's first black district attorney when he was elected in 2013.
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One of his new works, "The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?" which opened on Broadway in 2002, put to rest any notions that Mr. Albee might have started playing nice with his audiences.
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University of Texas decision, the debate over the "mismatch" theory — the idea that affirmative action harms minorities by admitting students to challenging schools where they cannot succeed — should also be put to rest.
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Mitt Romney on Friday put to rest speculation that he would be open to rescuing the Republican Party by wresting the presidential nomination away from Donald J. Trump at the convention this summer.
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With a formal campaign announcement expected on Saturday, the nascent presidential candidate is facing a test of her ability to weather a controversy that she had hoped to put to rest months ago.ADVERTISEMENT
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The answer was no, and in 2014 he published a paper that should have put to rest all claims that stem cells could turn into mature working heart cells and repopulate the heart.
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A guest appearance at the State of the Union and meeting at the White House put to rest talk that President Trump had lost patience with Juan Guaidó's campaign to oust Nicolás Maduro.
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On May 22018, Meghan Markle stepped out of a Rolls-Royce Phantom and put to rest months of rumors and speculation about what she would wear on the day she became a duchess.
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On its face, this certainly tends to put to rest some fears and concerns that have been raised about Trump's potential business ties to Russia and especially it's heavily government-controlled banking sector.
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The chief executive, Philippe Brassac, said the plan would put to rest criticism from analysts, shareholders and regulators that the cross-shareholding between its listed entity and its cooperative parent banks was too complex.
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The independent audit not only revised Saudi reserves higher, but may help put to rest skepticism over the nation's oil and gas wealth, which has persisted in some corners of the market for years.
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" It seems the whole thing would be put to rest after McGowan replied, "I must recuse myself, can't be in a Twitter fight with you @scottbaio it hurts the soul, I'm sure you'll understand.
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But on the question of whether this connection could be put to rest by simply releasing his tax returns, Trump again blamed an ongoing IRS audit for why he would not be releasing them.
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His signature on an order confirming the plan will put to rest Linn's Chapter 11 bankruptcy, one of the biggest filed by an energy company amid a brutal two-year slump in oil prices.
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After a Gizmodo article published in March prompted months of speculation as to whether or not former FBI Director James Comey has a secret Twitter account, the rumors have finally been put to rest.
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The unexpectedly strong result helps put to rest fears of the US economy tipping into recession — a recession that would have been bad for Hillary Clinton's chances of capturing the White House in November.
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"I am heartened to finally be able to put to rest the rumors and innuendo that have cast a dark shadow on me and my business for so long," Tilton said in a statement.
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Reports of investor dissatisfaction with Ghizzoni have dogged the bank for months as UniCredit, Italy's only globally systemically important financial institution, has failed to put to rest worries it may need a capital increase.
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Mexico's labor reforms will put to rest any concerns that American legislators may have over ratifying the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), the country's top diplomat for North America told The Hill Tuesday.
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Her possible candidacy hit a roadblock earlier this year when she publicly released a DNA test in an effort to put to rest a years-long debate over her claims of Native American ancestry.
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At the other end of the spectrum are Tesla's luxury rides, the Model S and Model X, which each get more than 2000 miles per charge, enough to put to rest any range anxiety.
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Anonymous quotes from allies of the prince in The Sun and Daily Mail said he told his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, it was a "great success" and would put to rest criticism of him.
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It would put to rest the stubborn argument, promoted by Cruz and others on the party's far right, that the G.O.P. has lost presidential elections over recent decades because its nominees weren't conservative enough.
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" With that, the president appeared to put to rest, for now, the question of whether he will soon fulfill his campaign vow to refill the wartime prison at Guantánamo with newly captured "bad dudes.
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"May 4 cannot be put to rest because the question is still screaming out: can you have science, technology and wealth without democracy?" said Vera Schwarcz, a professor of Chinese history at Wesleyan University.
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Trump could have — but did not — choose to use his transition period to address the public's concerns about those issues or try to put to rest the public's very serious doubts about his temperament.
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It's officially the second full week of the Senate impeachment trial, and that could mean long-gestating questions about calling additional witnesses and the admission of new documents will finally be put to rest.
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Those doubts were most likely put to rest in the opening game of the season when Jackson threw for five touchdowns and completed 0003 of 20 passes in a 59-10 romp over Miami.
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Recall that the individual mandate, which the TCJA put to rest beginning next year, is a congressionally imposed, Internal Revenue Service collected penalty on Americans who choose not to purchase government-approved health insurance.
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Rumours of investor dissatisfaction with Ghizzoni have dogged the bank for months as UniCredit, Italy's only globally systemically important financial institution, has failed to put to rest worries it may need a capital increase.
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This may seem a strange observation, since artists like Bourgeois and Kelly — not to mention Sally Mann, Elizabeth Murray, and Lisa Sigal — have put to rest the traditionalist's trap of mother as singular nurturer.
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That would put to rest doubts about the breadth of his support, just as John Kennedy's victory in the West Virginia primary in 1960 convinced Democrats that the Irish-Catholic senator could appeal to Protestants.
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New research has cleared the name of cats, helping put to rest the debate over whether the creatures are dangerous because they host a common parasite that may play a role in disorders like schizophrenia.
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After a year of proposed deals, debated deals, and failed deals to reverse two years of low oil prices, OPEC finally put to rest the market's constant speculation by vowing this week to cut production.
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For this reason, it would seem that until the Italian political risk is put to rest, it would be a mistake to become overly complacent about Europe's economic prospects and the euro's long-run survival.
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For many people, Geocities — the free web hosting service that was launched in 1994, acquired by Yahoo in 1999, and quietly put to rest a decade later — was the first time they'd created something online.
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Warren angered tribal leaders and some of her fellow Democrats when she announced she had taken a DNA test to put to rest criticism from Republicans, and especially President Donald Trump, of her ancestry claims.
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In announcing that Kelly, a retired Marine general, would succeed Priebus, Trump put to rest months of speculation about the now-former chief of staff's future in a White House marred by controversy and leaks.
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But on a cold day, when her joints are stiff, she's easily identifiable, and even more so on an M.R.I. Dr. Sinclair plans to search for molecular differences after the animals are put to rest.
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For those of us in the audience, it was jarring to see the reanimation of characters we thought had been put to rest, who in our minds had been suspended forever in time and place.
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McConnell tried to put to rest speculation that Trump may persuade senior Justice Department officials to fire Mueller, who is investigating possible collusion between Trump's inner circle and Russian government officials during the 2016 election.
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Credit Agricole Chief Executive Philippe Brassac said the plan would put to rest criticism from analysts, shareholders and regulators that the cross-shareholding between its listed entity and its cooperative parent banks was too complex.
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But the good news of this episode is that, at a breakneck pace, it put to rest much of the doubt that this sequel story line had enough juice to make it on its own.
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With our newfound understanding of where these invertebrates sit phylogenetically, we can put to rest a mystery that has stumped researchers, and connect hyoliths to some of the most plentiful creatures that inhabited ancient oceans.
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And the faloodeh, one of the world's oldest frozen desserts, will put to rest all doubts about the wisdom of embedding sorbet in a nest of vermicelli, if there were any doubts to begin with.
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If Mr. Sanders appeared relatively unbruised Wednesday night, it was not clear that he did anything to put to rest the persistent reservations in the party about his prospects in a contest against Mr. Trump.
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The Volkswagen emissions scandal in the United States put to rest the longstanding European faith in diesel as a more environmentally friendly fuel, not least because it generates large quantities of health-threatening nitrogen oxides.
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Wednesday's announcement may finally put to rest the dream of a two-state solution, which has been on life support for years already — after more than 25 years as the United States government's official goal.
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It also effectively put to rest concerns about a recession and diminish expectations of an interest rate cut this year that had been fanned by a brief inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve in March.
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Stranger Things 280 is finally out on Netflix, and a year of frenzied speculation and buildup can finally be put to rest in favor of discussing the newest freaky occurrences in the town of Hawkins, Indiana.
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He said any fears the court may have about Hernandez either skipping future court appearances or not being able to support himself should be put to rest by the impressive display of support from the community.
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It also effectively put to rest concerns about a recession and diminished expectations of an interest rate cut this year that had been fanned by a brief inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve in March.
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It's a significant bump and one that would seem to put to rest the theory that longer tweets might tax the attention spans of people used to reading those composed of no more than 140 characters.
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A half-century later, they ambled into a suite at a luxury hotel on the River Thames to talk about their new film, "The Irishman," with so many of those uncertainties put to rest long ago.
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J.B. Hunt Transport Services' downbeat earnings call on Monday should put to rest any ideas that the economy is too strong and that the Federal Reserve should tighten interest rates again, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $1.2 billion to put to rest claims that it engaged in reckless lending under a Federal Housing Administration program that left a government insurance fund to clean up the mess.
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" On Saturday, Jackson shut down the rumors herself, telling PEOPLE in a statement, "To put to rest any speculation or rumors as to whether I will be performing at the Super Bowl tomorrow: I will not.
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Costner sat down with Extra to discuss his new film, Criminal, and put to rest a viral story that he saved his wife, Christine, from an enormous shark off the coast of their Santa Barbara home.
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There are more drones than ever, but a new report claims that sightings by pilots are falling, so it's possible we can put to rest some of the fear over a drone bringing a plane down.
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One major issue that has plagued markets this year - Italy's budget crisis - was put to rest for now as Rome passed the 2019 budget just before a year-end deadline, averting a major showdown with Brussels.
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Fears were put to rest, however, when the show's first season debuted to enthusiastic reviews both from critics and Breaking Bad fans stoked to spend a little more time in the world of the original show.
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Facing possible elimination from the pennant race, the New York Yankees put to rest two back-to-back home losses, including a demoralizing 8-3 loss on Thursday, to bring the ALCS series to 3-2.
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But the Hawkeyes held them back, got the facemask call and then, with three seconds left from 33 yards: With a final of 14-13 going to the Hawkeyes, another undefeated season was put to rest.
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This way, the issue would be put to rest forever, and he could carry on with his important work of emitting strange plumy choking noises unperturbed, going down in the history books as Britain's milkiest Machiavelli.
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" He added that "I hope that after today we can move beyond these caricatures, both ways, and I hope that today we can also put to rest any doubts over Italy's place in the European Union.
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"This guidance should put to rest speculation that the I.R.S. is no longer enforcing the individual mandate and improve compliance," wrote Timothy Jost, an emeritus law professor at Washington and Lee University in a recent analysis.
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However, Lamberth said in his ruling Monday that the FBI probe and representations by the State Department have not adequately put to rest questions about the episode and Clinton's deposition is needed to address those concerns.
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"Any analysis that you can win the primary without black voters or you can win the presidency without a black voter strategy should be put to rest," said Rashad Robinson, the president of Color of Change.
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"The Democratic response memo released today should put to rest any concerns that the American people might have as to the conduct of the FBI, the Justice Department and the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]," Schiff wrote.
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He said the performance had been requested by Trump himself, who had told him to answer every query about the exam in an attempt to put to rest questions about the President's physical and mental fitness.
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"The Democratic response memo released today should put to rest any concerns that the American people might have as to the conduct of the FBI, the Justice Department and the FISC," Schiff said in a statement.
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" Schiff said earlier Saturday that the release of the Democratic memo "should put to rest any concerns that the American people might have as to the conduct of the FBI, the Justice Department and the FISC.
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But like most things relating to Mr. Arafat and his ambiguous legacy, the museum's contents are unlikely to put to rest the enduring arguments about his quest for Palestinian liberation, which combined peacemaking with armed struggle.
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"The congresswoman is confident that, once all of the facts come to light, her office will be exonerated of any retaliatory or otherwise improper conduct and this matter will be put to rest," the statement said.
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We must put to rest threats to science, while at the same time seeking friends among opinion-makers who understand the power, beauty, and usefulness of science and the need to incorporate it into public policy.
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"I accept our intelligence conclusion that Russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place," the president said, making a definitive statement that should put to rest any doubt about his confidence in the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion.
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It would also effectively put to rest concerns about a recession and diminish expectations of an interest rate cut this year that had been fanned by a brief inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve in March.
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At a campaign stop Thursday in which Mr. Rubio criticized Mr. Cruz's immigration views from the right, Judy Phillips of North Myrtle Beach said some of her concerns about Mr. Rubio's record had been put to rest.
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During an appearance at the Vulture Festival in Los Angeles, creator Bill Lawrence put to rest any rumors that the show would be headed back to television anytime soon during a Q&A session with the cast.
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Slack claims it will work for up to 500,000 employees, which should put to rest the criticism that the earlier version of the product couldn't scale, and could help increase the yearly revenue generated by each user.
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Had the Clintons and their staff been truly transparent and cooperative from the outset, all of this information would have been known to the FBI and the matter likely put to rest before the July press conference.
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Trade tensions had also ratcheted up after the European commissioner in charge of trade on Thursday said the European Union's detente on tariffs with the United States had not put to rest "profound disagreements" on trade policy.
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The six-year extension of CHIP would help put to rest a months-long delay in renewing the funding for that program, which has been caught up in a partisan dispute over how to pay for it.
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But when she walked on to set along with costars Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Rihanna, Sarah Paulson, Mindy Kaling, Awkwafina and Helena Bonham Carter, all her insecurities were put to rest thanks to their vocal — and hilarious — encouragement.
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Prosinečki was livid, but it finally put to rest that age-old question of whether he could cut it at Oakwell on a chilly Yorkshire evening (a problem no doubt vexing the MSN and BBC as we speak).
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Polls are not perfect, and it is still early in the November-election game, but the anti-Trump argument that Trump and the Republican party will be victims of a Hillary Clinton landslide is being put to rest.
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Initially, in a news conference in advance of the April report's release, he declared that "this was a private mistake that has nothing to do with governing," that the matter would be put to rest at his trial.
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The brief memo did not comment on whether Trump had been given a cognitive assessment - the focus of much attention last year, when the White House sought to put to rest questions about his mental fitness for office.
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If Mr. Sanders is to put to rest skepticism about his readiness for the presidency — and a lingering perception that he is chiefly a potent protest candidate — a commanding and fluent debate performance is an essential first step.
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The head of a union representing 28,000 American Airlines flight attendants has told the head of Boeing that her members will refuse to get back on the 737 Max until their safety fears have been put to rest.
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"I am pleased to have worked out a settlement with the S.E.C. to put to rest any issues related to compliance lapses that might have occurred under my watch at Lending Club," Mr. Laplanche said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)A hundred senators have cast judgment on President Donald Trump, but the saga of his impeachment will only be put to rest when the ultimate jury -- 150 million American voters -- delivers a final verdict in November.
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Barrett throws 6 TDs as No. 6 Ohio State rolls 77-10 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Any questions that Urban Meyer had about a young Ohio State team with only six returning starters was quickly put to rest on Saturday.
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In this regard, the long held historic fallacy argued by the pro-territory Popular Democratic Party that Puerto Rico had achieved some sort of political autonomy in 1952 not subject to Congress has finally been put to rest.
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Once we have a few examples of women-led companies successfully going public, or being acquired for billions of dollars, it will put to rest the rest the silly arguments about whether women can compete in this marketplace.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Vatican and Rome's Jewish museum will jointly host an unprecedented exhibition on the menorah, the ancient symbol of Judaism, and try to put to rest legends on the fate of one candelabra missing for 15 centuries.
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His gracious remarks on Tuesday about outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May seemed to put to rest any lingering animosity between the two, even as he met with one of her fiercest critics, Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage, hours later.
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Biden's strength in this poll and in the various head to head polls with Trump in battleground states should put to rest the story of discontent with our candidates that repeats in almost every election cycle for the Democrats.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Wednesday said U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and his transition team have refused to make public information that would put to rest questions about his and his family's possible financial entanglements in Russia.
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Prime Minister David Cameron called the vote under pressure from his ruling Conservative Party and an increasingly powerful anti-EU party, hoping to put to rest decades of debate over Britain's place in Europe and its ties with Brussels.
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"Although the subject of abortion rights will continue to be controversial in Tennessee and across our nation, it is time for uncertainty surrounding the people's 2014 approval and ratification of Amendment 1 to be put to rest," he added.
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His efforts at Congressional — home to the Quicken Loans National, an event he hosts that benefits his foundation — put to rest most of the lingering questions about whether he would be ready to return to competitive golf anytime soon.
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By withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, the most promising (if inadequate) step in addressing climate change, the U.S. has ceded a leadership role on this issue and remained mired in denialism that every other country has put to rest.
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"The Democratic response memo released today should put to rest any concerns that the American people might have as to the conduct of the FBI, the Justice Department and the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]," Schiff said after its release.
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Prime Minister David Cameron called the referendum under pressure from his ruling Conservative Party and an increasingly powerful anti-EU party, hoping to put to rest decades of debate over Britain's place in Europe and its ties with Brussels.
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Phil Roe (R-Tenn.), co-chair of the GOP Doctors Caucus, said he thinks the pre-existing conditions issue "has been put to rest," saying he felt "very comfortable" with the bill that will be sent to the Senate.
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Apple's brief on Tuesday, while less angry in tone, did seek to put to rest what its lawyers called the government's most inflammatory claims about the company's relationship with China and its use of privacy as a marketing tool.
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At a news conference last month in the closing days of his first term in office, Mayor Bill de Blasio put to rest the rumors he would choose a new policing leader for his second term in City Hall.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff, the top Democrat on the committee, said on Saturday that the Democratic memo should "put to rest" Republican assertions of wrongdoing against the former Trump aide, Carter Page, in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act process.
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Their pitching staff is anchored by Cy Young winner David Price, who put to rest any questions about his ability to pitch under the bright lights of the postseason by winning both his World Series starts, including Sunday's clincher.
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I think the Fed has stepped in and you know kind of allayed or put to rest the question of whether there is a tightening bias or an easing bias that clearly stated that there's more of an easing bias.
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"And, for me, being able to write a book and speak very honestly about what happened to me is very cathartic and very therapeutic and that's a chapter of my life that's now been put to rest in so many ways."
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Her previously released tracks "Call It What You Want" and "Gorgeous" were seemingly inspired by Alwyn, 27, and the other emotional and sexy love songs on the album put to rest any doubt she's happier than ever in her personal life.
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I mean, I'm happy that people like it, and obviously all of the early skepticism about the return of the stylus was quickly put to rest, as the company has continued to go back to the well, year after year.
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Even as he struck a note of confidence, Pence also tacitly acknowledged that the report's release would do little to put to rest the serious questions raised about the propriety of the president's actions during his first two years in office.
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The seemingly autobiographical nature of her latest set of songs stirred up intense speculation about the couple's relationship … which they soon put to rest following a series of warm, couple-y public outings, including romantic dinners in New York and Miami.
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That figure, and the promise of solar-powered "Megachargers" to give 23 miles of range in 25 minutes — supplementing the existing Supercharger network — should help put to rest concerns that an electric truck is impractical for hauling outside of cities.
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LONDONDERRY, N.H. — Senator Marco Rubio on Sunday confronted what may have been the most challenging moment of his presidential campaign as he tried to put to rest questions about his sure-footedness as a candidate and readiness for the presidency.
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Five decades ago, following the discovery of oil in Alaska's Prudhoe Bay, government officials wanted to quickly put to rest Native land claims so that an 800-mile pipeline could be built across the state to bring the product to market.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's son, Eric, said Tuesday night that the Republican presidential nominee pays a "tremendous amount of tax" after being asked to put to rest questions about whether his father has paid federal income taxes in recent years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once-rival leaders of Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) have agreed on a structure for the group that aims to put to rest squabbles over who has the right to export the country's oil, according to a statement.
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"While the original letter should never have been sent so close to an election, the expeditious review of these emails should put to rest -- once and for all -- the irresponsible speculation indulged in by the Trump campaign and others," Rep.
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The money and securities in the account should put to rest speculation on how Mr. Shkreli was able to come up with $2 million to buy the only known copy of a recent album by the rap group Wu-Tang Clan.
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"Cap and trade was an idea that was developed in the 1990s, tested in the 2000s, and now after two decades of poor results, needs to be put to rest," Khanh Pham of OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon said in a statement.
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Her previously released tracks "Call It What You Want" and "Gorgeous" were seemingly inspired by Alwyn, and the other emotional and sexy love songs on the album put to rest any doubt she's happier than ever in her personal life.
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CBOT wheat futures received a boost in the final days of August amid speculation that top supplier Russia may restrict shipments or impose an export duty, but those rumors were put to rest last Monday by the country's Agriculture Ministry.
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The results confirmed what analysts had predicted: The film, starring Gal Gadot in the title role and director Patty Jenkins at the helm, would put to rest the notion that audiences are reluctant to see female superheroes on the big screen.
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" The Pitch Perfect 3 director explained to Ellen that she "wanted to put to rest the ridiculous statement that women are not Well I won t even say but you are living proof that women are hilariously fun and funny.
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All of these previously announced services combined with today's announcement help put it on par with more traditional content management offerings like Documentum and SharePoint, and should help put to rest the misconception that Box is simply a storage company.
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While promoting his newest hotel in Washington, D.C. on Friday, Donald Trump finally put to rest the birther controversy he has so often fueled with persistent suggestions over at least five years that President Obama was really born in Africa.
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The blockchain start-up Ripple's cryptocurrency is not a security, one of its top executives told CNBC on Wednesday, seeking to put to rest speculation that it has not been added to popular exchange Coinbase because of questions over its status.
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All of this bad news should, just in time for a new presidential administration, put to rest the misconceptions that have driven the United States' failed North Korea policy, especially the idea that China, Pyongyang's closest ally, will solve the problem.
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Fodder for Trump and GOP allies It's all but assured that the report will not put to rest the charges that Trump and his allies have been sounding for months that Mueller's investigation was biased against the Republican presidential nominee.
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The results put to rest lingering concerns about how the rise of mobile might impact Google, which has a strong mobile presence with its Android smartphone operating system but has long relied on desktop search traffic to power its profits.
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Barr's credibility on the line The administration theatrics are calling into question not just Barr's credibility but any hope that the administration's handling of the Mueller report will finally put to rest the nightmare that still surrounds the 2016 election.
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All the statistics I'd tried so hard not to read about egg quality declining sharply in your mid-30s came swooping down on me, re-opening questions I thought I'd put to rest about my suitability to be a mom.
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Over hors d'oeuvres that included tea-smoked duck and red curry cornbread, Obama implored about 100 donors — some of whom paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to attend — to put to rest any internecine party battles once the primary concluded.
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But if the case quelled some investigators' concerns, it was not likely to put to rest a raging debate over the ethics of using the technique to solve crimes and how to balance privacy with the demands of law enforcement.
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Editorial Any doubts that monsters can be real were put to rest by the more than 150 brave women and girls who told a Michigan judge over seven days how Dr. Larry Nassar molested them in the guise of treating them.
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"The mammoth crude inventory draw has, at least for the time being, put to rest those U.S. recessionary doom and gloom fears that have been hanging over oil markets like a dark cloud," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets.
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"The mammoth crude inventory draw has, at least for the time being, put to rest those U.S. recessionary doom and gloom fears that have been hanging over oil markets like a dark cloud," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets.
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"While bears have feared demand issues as a function of tax credit expiration for Tesla, we suspect a solid Q4 combined with the robust Q3 should put these fears to rest and put to rest this issue as the credit expires."
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But Nadler said Pelosi "has been very cooperative" in his panel's efforts, and she personally signed off on recent court filings that effectively put to rest the semantic debate over whether to call the Judiciary Committee's investigation an impeachment inquiry.
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Those fears, at least, Mr. Spicer seemed to put to rest on Monday during a 90-minute briefing in which he was by turns calm, feisty and bantering, yet far from the hothead who appeared behind the lectern this weekend.
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"This should put to rest for the time being the 'trade war' volatility factor in markets, which has become a dominant theme over the past year and a half," said Eleanor Olcott, China policy analyst at TS Lombard, in a note.
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"We believe this new solid quarter of deliveries could further put to rest investor concerns around softening demand for Tesla's product," Emmanuel Rosner, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, wrote in a note on Tuesday that was obtained by Business Insider.
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The Senate Finance Committee must assert its independence when it weighs Azar's nomination during a hearing on Tuesday — and put to rest any concerns that the committee itself is influenced by $166,400 in contributions from Eli Lilly in 2016 alone.
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Entertainment Merchants Association in 23, a Supreme Court case which affirmed that video games enjoyed First Amendment protection, and put to rest the fear that a hostile Congress might one day impose some form of regulatory censorship on the games industry.
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Friday's vote took place after yet another extraordinary twist in the Kavanaugh confirmation process, when the nominee penned a last minute Wall Street Journal op-ed that was seen as an effort to put to rest questions about his temperament.
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One of the campaign season's most heated — and bizarre — feuds has apparently been put to rest as Republican U.S. Senator Marco Rubio told CNN that he apologized to GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump for a taunt that implied Trump had a small penis.
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Oliu also tried to put to rest doubts about the Spanish bank's capital saying the lender would finish 2019 with a core tier 1-fully loaded ratio of 11.7 percent by its own means before eventually moving towards a 12 percent threshold.
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Nothing he has said or done since taking office has put to rest any of the doubts that pushed people away from him had — he still seems impulsive, disrespectful, and extremely casual about the line between his personal finances and the public's business.
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We can only hope that the commissioner's recent statement on the questionability of those results, whatever they were, will put to rest questions about the veracity of a player who had his best years under the current testing protocol and never once failed.
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Simone's Otis Problem Gets Put To Rest (Maybe?) Child Protective Services comes for Simone, and pretty soon the cops are interviewing Carlotta about, uh, why the heck she allowed a runaway to crash at her house for months without saying anything to CPS.
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And "ugliness" is an important word to use because this vehement and broadening conservative opposition to Speaker Ryan and President Trump over this plan should put to rest one of the ugliest assumptions many liberals and Democrats still hold as the absolute truth.
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Just when you thought those J. Lo/Drake dating rumors had been put to rest...During her interview with Ryan Seacrest on the Grammys 2017 red carpet, Jennifer Lopez alluded to her rumored ties to the rapper — without confirming anything, of course.
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Just days before its debut, "Wonder Woman" is gathering momentum, suggesting it could exceed expectations at the box office — and finally put to rest what analysts say is a tired notion: That audiences are reluctant to see female superheroes on the big screen.
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A $2359.87,23.7 Model 3 is a major shot in the arm for Tesla during a period of major challenges for the Silicon Valley company and could put to rest concerns among some analysts that demand for Tesla's vehicles might be constrained in 2019.
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In his direct opening, and his clarifying questioning, he deployed his typical composure (along with a hint of annoyance that he was drawn out of retirement for this) to answer key questions and put to rest some lingering suspicions about the investigation.
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That the tax returns could even potentially put to rest some of these questions is reason enough for Democrats to get their hands on them, something Republicans, in classic Trump-era see-no-evil fashion, refused to do while they controlled Congress.
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"What's not on that list is taking away disaster relief money from places like Texas and Puerto Rico," Mulvaney said, who sought to put to rest earlier speculation that the administration might use funds set aside for disasters to build the wall.
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After lagging behind in the opinion polls in the run up to Thursday's election, several murmured about the possibility of unseating Corbyn after the vote if he had done badly - a suggestion that has been put to rest, at least for now.
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Looking forward, Apple didn't provide enough information to fully vindicate iPhone X nor indicate its failure, so we don't think investor concerns about iPhone units or mix will likely be put to rest until 4Q sell-through data is available in the fall.
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Ryan explained that he'd lashed out at Trump a day earlier to try to put to rest a growing controversy over Trump's remarks that a judge overseeing fraud cases against Trump University was biased against him because of the judge's Mexican heritage.
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To the east lies Mount Zion Cemetery itself, named for the city's oldest black congregation, Mount Zion United Methodist Church, but founded in 1808 by a white church in need of a place to put to rest its congregants and their enslaved workers.
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Trump's lawyers say he makes [almost] no money from Russia Trump's lawyers say he makes [almost] no money from Russia President Trump attempted to put to rest concerns over his business ties to Russia with a letter released by his own lawyers Friday.
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Any question about the mind-set guiding the administration should have been put to rest by President Trump's icy explanation to reporters earlier this month for why he was barring residents of the hurricane-battered Bahamas from taking refuge in the United States.
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Along with the move of Raf Simons to Calvin Klein from Christian Dior, the switch by Ms. Waight Keller should put to rest the recent theory that designers are rebelling against the relentless demands of the system by stepping off the hamster wheel.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed on Friday, as the Dow put to rest an eight-day losing streak with a boost from energy stocks, but losses in the technology space kept the Nasdaq in check.
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"This is scary and cruel, and should definitely put to rest any notions that this administration cares about trans people," Chase Strangio, an attorney with the ACLU's LGBT and AIDS Project, who is handling the Grimm case, said of the Trump administration's decision.
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The investigation will seek to put to rest one of the lingering questions from the contentious 2016 election: why electronic poll books in Durham County, which allow poll workers to check in registered voters on Election Day, mistakenly showed many voters as having already voted.
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I'm willing to give him an extra two weeks (so generous, I know), but if we don't hear about anything by the time CES 2018 wraps up, it might be time to put to rest your dreams of a Razer version of the Switch.[CNBC]
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In these circumstances, which are unusual, if Mr. Raymond is negative, we call upon him to either contact all of his intimate partners since his diagnosis and notify them, or to make a public statement, so that people's minds can be put to rest.
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Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Congress find themselves at war once again over net neutrality, blaming each other for failing to adopt lasting rules that safeguard the open internet — and put to rest a debate that's more than a decade in the making.
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Anki also says the device was the best-selling toy in its class for the whole of 2017, which seems to officially put to rest any concern that the pricey robot was going to be too much of a niche device to warrant serious consideration.
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Cameron has spent months trying to get a deal so he can campaign to stay in a reformed EU at the referendum he promised in 2013 to try to put to rest the divisive subject of Europe that has dogged his Conservative Party for decades.
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The companies have been trying to put to rest concerns about trial results of the drug, BAN218, which in July showed that patients in early stages of Alzheimer's experienced 212 percent less cognitive decline after 24 months of treatment than those on a placebo.
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The evidence, revealed this week in a study published in the Archaeometry journal, could put to rest a centuries-long dispute among historians and shed light on Hannibal's famous invasion that involved marching an estimated 30,000 troops, 15,000 horses, and 0003 elephants, the BBC reports.
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Kelly does not love the spotlight, as we've seen over the last 11 weeks, but was following the President's direction to put to rest the reports of turmoil in the West Wing and to "speak with authority" on questions concerning Iran and North Korea.
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Disney is trying to capitalize on the future of television For Twitter, which has watched user growth plateau and its revenue growth stall, an acquisition from a company like Disney would put to rest its share price concerns and assuage investor fears about its future.
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Trump, who was coy about sharing medical information during his unconventional 2016 run for office, used his first presidential medical exam - conducted on Friday at Walter Reed National Medical Center - to try to put to rest lingering questions about his mental fitness for office.
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Surjit Bhalla, a macroeconomic adviser on India to the Observatory Group, a consultancy in New York, compared the new tax regime to the industrial deregulation of 1991 and said it should put to rest any doubts about Mr. Modi's credentials as an economic modernizer.
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"Perhaps worst of all, this morning's bid doesn't really put to rest the idea that they might still try a topping bid for Fox's U.S. assets, including the rest of Sky" if the Justice Department ends up approving AT&T's takeover of Time Warner.
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"After many years of delays, the children of Zhao Ziyang have finally been able to put to rest their long-deceased father and mother," his children said in a statement shared by Bao Pu, a Hong Kong publisher who issued Mr. Zhao's posthumous memoirs.
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" Trump's defenses almost entirely gone Sondland's testimony, wrote legal analyst Elie Honig, "put to rest two mainstays of the Republican battery of defenses for President Donald Trump: That the investigation was not based on firsthand information, and that there was 'no quid pro quo.
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David Axelrod, a former political adviser to President Barack Obama who is now a CNN contributor, said in a tweet that the "extraordinary" video is proof Warren will run for president and is concerned the Native American issue could hurt if not put to rest.
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"As you can imagine these proceedings weighed quite heavily on the athlete and he's relieved to have this matter put to rest, especially as the eyes of the world will be on Jamaica and Jamaican athletes for the current IAAF World Championships," he said.
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Following the agreement for the FBI to investigate Kavanaugh, the focus has moved to how the probe will be handled, its ultimate findings, and whether it will put to rest fears about a lack of due diligence over the nominee for the nation's highest court.
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With so much lip service being paid to the fiction of the student athlete and coaches talking about their responsibilities in shaping boys into men, these kinds of decisions should put to rest the idea that college athletics is anything more than a bottom line business.
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While gold is the silver lining of the trade dispute, perhaps another is that last week's escalation should finally put to rest the market hope that this conflict will be resolved and that the extended recovery from the 2008 global recession can continue on its merry way.
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Analysts said the market was somewhat relieved after U.S. shares rose on Friday and the Dow put to rest an eight-day losing streak, but with the U.S. futures falling in Asian trade, investors braced for pressure to build on Wall Street later in the day.
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Even though some previous research has linked an occasional or even daily drink to better heart health, these findings should put to rest any notion that drinking more is better for our health, said senior study author Dr. Gregory Marcus of the University of California, San Francisco.
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Her nerves of having to get on a bus with wedding guests that would see her before the ceremony were put to rest when Deputy Taylor East, of the Greenville County Sheriff's Office, saw her stranded on the side of the road and pulled over to help.
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Cameron, struggling to sell a deal to an increasingly sceptical British public and many in his own Conservative Party, has spent weeks touring European capitals to secure a deal, hold a referendum and put to rest the divisions over Europe that have dogged his party for years.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 63.2%Week 6 stats: Six receptions, 102 receiving yards, one touchdown — 22.2 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: If you had any concerns about Tate getting off to a slow start after returning from his suspension, they were put to rest on Thursday night.
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Delta's announcement came after agreements this year appeared to put to rest a bitter, years-long dispute with three Persian Gulf airlines — Qatar Airways, Emirates and Etihad — which U.S. airlines said received government subsidies making it impossible for the U.S. carriers to compete in certain markets.
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Ahead of his formal campaign kickoff on Saturday at an outdoor rally in Philadelphia, Biden, 19903, has seemingly put to rest doubts about his age and his ability to raise money as well as questions over whether he is out of step with the Democratic Party.
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NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Seeking to put to rest a weeks-old controversy that has dogged his campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Joe Biden apologized on Saturday for touting his past record of working civilly with segregationists serving in the U.S. Senate in the 1970s.
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"While bears have feared demand issues as a function of tax credit expiration for Tesla, we suspect a solid Q4 combined with the robust Q3 should put these fears to rest and put to rest this issue as the credit expires," the analyst said in a note.
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While experts say there needs to be more research done on the effects of all drugs on breastfeeding mothers and their babies, there is one drug-related breastfeeding myth that Thompson wants to put to rest: that cannabis accumulates in breast milk because it is fatty.
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The Mouse King (a valiant James Streeter on Thursday) just can't be killed, which rather obviates the reward trip to the land of sweets, and he doesn't stop popping up in Act 2 until he is — with a strange lack of theatricality — put to rest offstage.
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Any doubts you might have had about his authoritarian instincts should have been put to rest by his reaction to the possibility of impeachment: implicit death threats against whistle-blowers, warnings of civil war and claims that members of Congress investigating him are guilty of treason.
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This "Agrippina" — yanked from ancient Rome into a deliciously bleak vision of our time, played with electric vividness, and starring a guns-blazing Joyce DiDonato — should put to rest, once and for all, the notion that Handel belongs at the Met less than Verdi, Puccini or Wagner.
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But Sanders victories are hardly inevitable in either state, and if Clinton were able to win both of them, she would finally put to rest the notion that her fellow Democrats are resistant to her candidacy, even if many seem resigned to having her as their nominee.
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Britain's influence on the world stage was "magnified" by its membership of the 28-member bloc, Obama said at a press conference alongside Cameron, who has bet his political future by calling the referendum to put to rest an issue that has divided his own Conservative Party for generations.
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The companies will also put to rest any challenges to the validity of each other's patents at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and both sides have agreed not to sue each other over patents related to spinal implants and nerve monitoring technology for seven years, NuVasive said.
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Laplanche declined to talk with us today about the settlement, instead emailing a statement that reads: I am pleased to have worked out a settlement with the SEC to put to rest any issues related to compliance lapses that might have occurred under my watch at Lending Club.
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Any questions over the sincerity of President Donald Trump's concerns about what he has characterized as the politicization of the Justice Department during the Obama years were put to rest this week with the response his complaints about the trial of a friend appeared to elicit from DOJ leaders.
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In the process, she put to rest many of the ghosts from her 2008 primary defeat at the hands of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE.
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Cameron has spent months trying to secure a deal so that he can campaign to stay in a reformed EU. He promised the referendum in 2013 to try to put to rest the divisive subject of Europe that dogged his Conservative predecessor John Major and brought down his hero, Margaret Thatcher.
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But it took eight years of legal wrangling, millions of dollars and the replacement of all 10,344 panes of glass in the facade before the Hancock's troubles could be put to rest and the building could be appreciated as one of the most beautiful skyscrapers of the late 19893th century.
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Far from being put to rest, old prejudice has found new expression in naysayers like James Damore, the Google engineer, now fired, who suggested in an infamous memo that women are shut out of top jobs in Silicon Valley because they are not "biologically" suited to the brain work of tech.
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"I think that come Monday, a lot of that speculation, a lot of that wishful thinking will have been put to rest when those sanctions are back in place," Nephew, now a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, said during a conference call with reporters.
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Instead, it plans its own referendum question which it hopes will put to rest a policy conundrum bedevilling Swiss-EU ties: whether to stem an influx of foreigners into the Alpine Republic, as voters demanded nearly three years ago, or preserve open borders as the price of access to Europe's single market.
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In a statement accompanying the study, Cliff Frolich, associate director of the Institute of Geophysics at UT-Austin, said the findings should put to rest the debate over whether humans are causing quakes in Texas — but some of the early quakes were the result of activities far different than what's happening now.
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"We are hopeful that there would be a final resolution to all the issues the industry is currently facing, and ensure that everybody is compliant so that all these noises against the industry are put to rest," said Dante Bravo, president of the Philippines' second-largest nickel ore miner Global Ferronickel Holdings Inc.
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All the rumors have been put to rest, the reactionary tweets about Tim Cook's onstage attire have died down, and the cost has started to sink in: Apple's new iPhone lineup is here and it includes the largest and most expensive model yet, the 6.5-inch iPhone Xs Max (starting at $1,183).
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)When Saad Hariri gave an interview to a TV station he owns from his home in Riyadh on Sunday, the aim was to put to rest the widespread belief that he is being held against his will in the Saudi capital after quitting as Lebanese Prime Minister last week.
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Steve Kerr's Golden State Warriors have employed the league's best five-man unit judiciously—Kerr has mostly elected to slide Andre Iguodala into the lineup in favor of the team's center (pushing Draymond Green to the five) in order to put to rest any hope their opponent had of winning the game.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE heads to Arizona Wednesday for a pivotal immigration speech that could put to rest weeks of uncertainty.
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The appeals court's first decision put to rest litigation filed by the New York Civil Liberties Union, which in 2010 had sent a Freedom of Information request to the Police Department seeking a decade's worth of judicial decisions as well as the outcome of the internal trials of police officers accused of misconduct.
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If the current administration has its way, the office would see its budget plunge from $290 million in Fiscal Year 20173 to just $20 million as it is put to rest completely, along with hopes that the next Tesla will crop up in the U.S., and not, say, in China or another economic competitor.
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The news Thursday reinvigorated discussions about whether Congress would intervene, a point that had been put to rest months ago when the Trump administration announced it would impose new steel and aluminum tariffs across the board only to turn around and issue a wide list of exemptions to allies -- which Republicans applauded -- while it negotiated.
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Because Congress said in its committee report on the spending bill that it's concerned with the quality of scientific evidence and extraneous factors the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee included in its scientific report, Kristy Anderson, the American Heart Association's government relations manager, said the issue isn't going to be put to rest with a review.
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Moon told Abe to "look straight at history" and not make the past "a barrier," though he raised South Korea's dissatisfaction with a 2015 agreement meant to put to rest a dispute over Japanese compensation for South Korean women forced to work in Japanese brothels before and during World War Two, Korea's presidential office said.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, the former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, respectively, should help put to rest allegations that resurfaced after a report in a conservative news outlet last year that was later perpetuated online by President Donald Trump.
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A lawsuit filed by a former Baylor student that heightened concerns about sexual assaults by members of the football program has been settled, the latest in a series of claims that the university has tried to put to rest as it seeks to move on under new leadership in its administration and its athletics department.
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The Malaysian authorities sought on Wednesday to definitively put to rest a nagging question about the brazen assassination of a man in Kuala Lumpur's international airport last month: They said he was indeed Kim Jong-nam, estranged half brother of Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, because they had DNA confirmation from a relative.
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What they're saying: "These findings should help put to rest any lingering concerns that modern warming is somehow due to the location of sensors in urban heat islands or other measurement errors at the surface," Zeke Hausfather, a researcher at the University of California, Berkeley who was not involved in the new study, told the Washington Post.
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One of the biggest uncertainties about the future of the Divergent series has finally been put to rest: Shailene Woodley will not be following the franchise to TV. Over the summer it was announced that the final chapter of the series, The Divergent Series: Ascendant, would be released as a TV movie rather than coming to theaters.
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Mr. Sanders's victory came after he had hardly left Wisconsin in recent days, pouring his energy and resources into securing a win that would help him put to rest any doubts that he could capture a major primary state, and providing his campaign with renewed focus as he strives for an upset in New York, Mrs.
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Even as the means of measuring outfielder defense improve and expand (to better help put to rest the AL's centerfield Kevin debate, of course) and the order of the league's top gloves get shuffled accordingly, each new metric or scale says the same thing in a slightly different way: Pillar's among the best outfielders in the game.
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There would be a period of public mourning in Havana on Monday and Tuesday, and then a procession over the course of the week, with the revolutionary's ashes moving across the country from Havana to the city known as the cradle of the revolution, Santiago de Cuba, where he would be put to rest on Sunday, Dec. 4.
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Nevertheless, for a parent company that has repeatedly had to put to rest that it's not listening to users via their device's microphones, a platform ripe for dystopia like VR is undoubtedly going to gather more user paranoia as it grows in popularity, and thus more need for the company to transparently communicate what data it does and does not collect.
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Padres 27, Yankees 24 SAN DIEGO — When Brett Gardner grounded out with the tying run at third base, it not only put an end to another spirited comeback on Friday night — the Yankees scored four times in the ninth inning before falling to the San Diego Padres, 7-6 —- it also put to rest a delicious possibility: Alex Rodriguez playing third base.
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Dillon last publicly represented Trump standing in front of a table stacked with Manila envelops purported to contain the documents separating Trump from his real estate businesses, and handing management authority over to his sons Eric and Donald Jr. President Trump attempted to put to rest concerns over his business ties to Russia with a letter released by his own lawyers Friday.
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Dos a Cero was officially put to rest only 2650 minutes into Friday's game when Mexico's Miguel Layún scored with a deflected shot from outside the penalty area, and the visitors put a complete damper on the lively atmosphere at Mapfre Stadium with a late winner from the seemingly ageless Rafael Márquez to seal a 215-1 — call it Dos a Uno?
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Attempting to put to rest a drama that has plagued Fox News since the summer of 221, the network's parent company has reached a roughly $10 million settlement to resolve a group of racial and gender discrimination lawsuits involving 18 current and former employees, according to a document viewed by The New York Times and three people briefed on the deal.
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Bridge your past and present by going into a meditation and asking your younger self what you would love to see for yourself—it can be as silly as eating ice cream for breakfast (you're an adult now, you can do whatever you want!), or calling a sibling and being honest with them about a situation that needs to be put to rest.
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During a press conference Friday announcing the arrest of alleged mail bombing suspect Cesar Sayoc Jr., FBI Director Christopher Wray made it clear that the devices sent to Democratic figures, billionaire philanthropist George Soros, and prominent critics of President Donald Trump were "not hoax devices" — a comment that should put to rest a simmering right-wing theory about the bomber's motivations.
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Meanwhile, any notion that the so-called Iranian reformers or moderates have the power to influence the conservatives and national security establishment control over foreign policy was put to rest just last month when Iran's Supreme Leader publicly opposed former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's statement that the future belonged to a world of negotiations not missiles and instead backed the ballistic missile program.
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Once he signs off, the agreement will put to rest one of the outstanding questions about how the Trump administration would avoid a wholesale return to a policy of "catch and release" of immigrant families into the US -- a practice that President Donald Trump and other administration officials have routinely condemned -- when faced with a decades-old court order restricting the detention of children indefinitely.
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The move was intended to put to rest scrutiny that she had claimed Native American ancestry, something 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 had used to question her credibility.
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After the public exposure of harassment settlements and allegations against him, Mr. O'Reilly said that the claims that led to his ouster from Fox News in April had no merit, that he "never mistreated anyone," that he was the victim of a "political and financial hit job," that his fame had made him a target and that he "put to rest any controversies to spare" his children.
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On a radiantly sunny afternoon, he quickly put to rest any doubts about his design abilities — "People think I'm just that guy who puts a stripe on a hoodie," he'd said earlier, at his studio — with a demonstration of his design conviction, opening with a suave double-breasted suit worn over double-pleated trousers precisely when most men's wear labels are in desperate flight from tailored clothes.
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Jerry's apartment, and the wider expanse of Manhattan that he and his friends inhabit, is a kind of satellite reality where all of the suffering and pain and tragedy of human history has been definitively put to rest — either by virtue of having been resolved, rendered irrelevant, forgotten, deemed too boring to worry about or, most typically, sublimated into performative anxieties that are essentially comic.
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Castor: I had bound Pennsylvania to my decision On Tuesday, Cosby, wearing a brown suit, listened as Castor said he warned his successor in 2015 -- then-District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman -- that the case had been "put to rest" Castor testified that when he heard speculation last year that Ferman might charge Cosby, he reminded her by email that he'd already committed the state to not prosecuting the comedian.
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Since the public exposure of those agreements and the allegations against him, Mr. O'Reilly has said that the claims that led to his ouster from Fox News in April have no merit, that he "never mistreated anyone," that he was the victim of a "political and financial hit job," that his fame had made him a target and that he "put to rest any controversies to spare" his children.
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"A lot of people that wouldn't have voted for Trump before will now because of Pence," said Fred Klipsch, a Koch donor who was the treasurer of Pence's now-dropped reelection bid for governor.. Donors remain divided And two nagging concerns about Trump's donor operation have also been put to rest in recent weeks: His small-dollar program has surpassed senior Republicans' expectations, flooding Trump with cash that he himself doesn't have to work for.
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Regardless of whatever else special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE discovers in his probe, the events of August 85033 firmly put to rest the idea that the Russia investigation is "just a witch hunt," as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has repeatedly claimed.
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"Therefore, I have asked Her Majesty if I can step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, and she has given her permission," said the prince, who is also known as the Duke of York and is the second son of Queen Elizabeth II. The duke, 59, had hoped that the interview, broadcast Saturday by the BBC, would put to rest lingering questions about his ties to Mr. Epstein, as well as accusations that he had sex with a teenage girl who had been supplied to him by his friend.
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"Therefore, I have asked Her Majesty if I can step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, and she has given her permission," said the prince, who is also known as the Duke of York and is the second son of Queen Elizabeth II. The duke, 59, had hoped that the interview, broadcast Saturday by the BBC, would put to rest lingering questions about his ties to Mr. Epstein, as well as accusations that he had sex with a teenage girl who had been supplied to him by his friend.
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Tuesday's Hoosier State primary is do-or-die for Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, as front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE hopes to put to rest any doubts about who the Republican presidential nominee will be.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 6900 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) fell for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's "trap" when she publicly released her DNA test in an effort to put to rest a years-long debate over her claims of Native American ancestry, according to progressive Anisha Singh.
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