The chilling rendition puts to bed any doubts over Watson's ability to sing.
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"It puts to bed the whole idea that humans wiped them out," said Dr. Clarkson.
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"I think this [demonstration] puts to bed any notion that the technique 'doesn't work,'" Zdziarski concluded.
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I hope CBO's statement finally puts to bed the question of whether AHPs can deny coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The letter revealed on Saturday puts to bed the question of Trump's involvement, but it doesn't erase the previous denials from the record.
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"This meta-analysis finally puts to bed the controversy on antidepressants," said Carmine Pariante, a professor at Britain's Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience.
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Even if it puts to bed the DOJ and SEC investigations, Wells Fargo still faces a litany of probes related to its sales tactics.
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The songs seemingly puts to bed the rampant rumors that started when rival rapper Pusha T criticized Drake for being a so-called "deadbeat" father.
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The renewal puts to bed a number of rumors that the show would be canceled after season three, in favor of a new rumored animated series.
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"We are confident the 3Q 16 re-statement puts to bed the direct financial impact of the Note 7 recall and termination," UBS said in a report.
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The episode puts to bed the larger conflicts that defined the first couple of seasons of the show and provides an easy entry point for new viewers.
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"The extent of the slowdown will be a shock to policymakers and surely puts to bed any talk of the Bank of England raising interest rates," said Williamson.
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It's a fundamental shift in how Twitter works, and puts to bed the notion that Twitter automatically equals a straight list of tweets shown in reverse chronological order.
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"It puts to bed any notion that Trump's legal team can question the legitimate legislative purpose behind some of our investigations and some of our subpoenas," said Huffman. Rep.
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Vale (VALE) and BHP Billiton (BHP) have signed a settlement with Brazilian authorities that puts to bed a $5.3 billion lawsuit over the 2015 dam disaster that killed 19 people.
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"It surely puts to bed some of the more far-fetched ideas that a hard landing Brexit will not seriously hurt the economy," said Rain Newton-Smith, the lobby group's chief economist.
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And the latest Reuters poll all but puts to bed any risk of rates will go up this economic cycle, given inflation remains below the Fed's alarm threshold and unemployment is the lowest in generations.
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The scientists believe that this research puts to bed the idea that individual cells are hard encoded with a facial identity and they're hopeful that this will lead to further research and mapping of other objects.
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The announcement formally puts to bed a scandal that first came to light two years ago, when five Fighting Irish players—KeiVarae Russell, DaVaris Daniels, Ishaq Williams, Kendall Moore, and Eilar Hardy—were suspended for the 2014 season for what were then undisclosed academic violations.
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Whilst many argue that the shield used was a "Barlow–Greathead" shield, William Copperthwaite says "... in 1868 [Barlow] provisionally patented a shield having near the cutting edge a transverse partition or diaphragm. Neither of these designs took practical form, and in 1869 Greathead in England and Beach in New York actually built and used shields having many features in common with Barlow's patents but differing from each other in details... Beach's shield resembled Barlow's patent of 1864, and Greathead's the provisional patent of 1868." Copperthwaite puts to bed all arguments over origins of tunnelling shields as being the patented but unimplemented idea of Barlow's in 1864 but the actual construction of a different patented device by Greathead was built and first used on the Tower Subway and simultaneously in New York, Beach created and made his own shield independently of Barlow's and Greathead's designs. Barlow lost out on credit because he never actually constructed one, only patenting the idea.
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