By tweaking Duplex, Google puts to rest some of that criticism.
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But this fascinating show also puts to rest some popular misconceptions.
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The chilling rendition puts to bed any doubts over Watson's ability to sing.
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The question that a democrat puts to the socialist is: At what price?
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This puts to rest notions that Trump will morph into a "globalist" on trade.
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In puts to sell, the largest volume was in the strike price of $37.
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That logical leap also puts to lie the idea forwarded by Colorado Republican Sen.
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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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" 'The bottom line: "This puts to rest notions that Trump will morph into a 'globalist' on trade.
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The report puts to rest any questions about the major role Russia played in the 2016 election.
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The settlement in the China hiring case puts to rest one of JPMorgan's last big regulatory headaches.
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In any vote she puts to Parliament, she needs 320 MPs from all parties to back her.
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Formally, the plebiscite puts to voters a set of constitutional changes that make a lot of sense.
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"To watch those families broken apart in real time puts to us a very simple question," he wrote.
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That is only fitting, for China makes and puts to good use more smartphones than any other country.
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We still don't know who actually purchased the painting, but the news puts to rest concern over its conservation.
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The reveal also finally puts to rest the months of questions about what the phones will actually be called.
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It puts to rest a dispute that has been percolating for nearly five years, when the last contract expired.
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HMD is also promising an impressive 27 days of standby time, which puts to shame even the best smartphone.
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Any intimation of aesthetic wholeness is overwhelmed by the particularity of the materials and objects he puts to use.
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Also ... Sara puts to rest the debate about whether it's kosher for men to ask if women are wearing Spanx.
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Right now he's recommending exposure through risk reversal, which means selling $25 puts to buy $35 calls from May onward.
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For Stan Hays, a Grand Champion pitmaster, barbecuing is a passion that he puts to the test at weekend competitions.
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It puts to rest the fairytale that he chose to "set himself up" for a stay in a Philadelphia jail.
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I hope this puts to rest any further concerns about my health by publications that have no respect for the truth.
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While he'd take the long side, Schlossberg said he'd urge investors to buy puts to protect against downside in the stock.
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We then have to make a judgement call about any risk it puts to Valve, our developer partners, or our customers.
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This also puts to the test the Republican Party and its willingness — or, frankly, lack thereof — to stand up to Trump.
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It also puts to perfect use the abundance of tomatoes that we had in our garden when Turshen came to visit.
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This is a bearish bet where one buys a put and then sells two lower strike puts to offset the cost.
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Thursday's announcement puts to rest claims that the drugmaker charged Medicaid more money by misclassifying the EpiPen as a generic drug.
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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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In this interview, I talk to Tippett about the show and how she thinks about the questions she puts to her guests.
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The hire also puts to rest some strategic questions around how Vimeo plans to grow and make money in the years to come.
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He explained that he bought some June monthly SPY puts to hedge his equity portfolio in case of a drop in the market.
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But the vibrant menu, and the dizzying array of liquors—from Amaro CioCiaro to sweet vermouth—puts to rest any hint of asperity.
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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 puts to rest all near-term uncertainties regarding her comeback in the midst of the ongoing enquiry into alleged conflict of interest.
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The intelligence community's assessment that Mr. Levinson is no longer alive puts to rest a question that has haunted his family for years.
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When it comes to the TLT, Gordon is looking to sell puts, and then purchase lower-strike puts to create a bullish put spread.
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Many ETFs have related options, allowing holders to do things they can't with mutual funds, like using "puts" to bet on a price decline.
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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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While this puts to rest one aspect of that tragic day last February, separate lawsuits involving Howe's stepchildren and the Hummer passengers remain ongoing.
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Patients need greater access to, and reimbursement for, breakthrough treatments available through clinical trials and the clarification document puts to rest any lingering questions.
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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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Funds collected from investors such as pension funds usually make up 90 percent or more of the money a private equity manager puts to work.
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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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Now, however, just buying calls or puts to make a directional bet probably makes a lot less sense than it did a few days ago.
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"It puts to rest the whole notion that the Gulf is somehow united behind a consensus on confronting Iran -- it's just not true," Riedel said.
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This week's vote very likely puts to rest a long fight between the Foundation and opposing Helsinki residents over the plans, first introduced in 2011.
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A new study out last month — the first to investigate the health effects of pedal-assist electric bikes — puts to rest many of these misconceptions.
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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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Rather than simply buying calls to express a bullish thesis, or puts to express a bearish one, the Goldman team suggests doing both by buying straddles.
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This quote then puts to lie Scaramucci's explanation that he tagged Priebus in the tweet to show it was a united front against the leakers. 9.
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There's also a heavier skew of puts to calls in the VIX contracts expiring on March 21 (295,210 vs 249,210) and April 22.67 (22014,213 vs 23,22).
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The question Helms puts to the Senate, whether tax dollars should be spent to fund the showing of this "obscene" work, made Mapplethorpe a household name.
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Mr. Kelly's disclosure puts to rest, at least for the moment, the persistent rumors that the retired Marine Corps general would soon leave the White House.
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On Everything Is Love, JAY-Z addresses his cheating scandal referenced on Beyoncé's Lemonade, and puts to rest rumors of an alleged love child, saying they're false.
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Here is the policy question that one document puts to governors: About a dozen states with Republican governors are participating in the health care law's Medicaid expansion.
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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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This fairly innocuous, and extremely respectful to Jack, reunion puts to rest all of the wild fan theorizing as to how Miguel turns into Rebecca's second husband.
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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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Wednesday's blowup puts to rest any hopes that the parties will unite on a massive, multitrillion-dollar infrastructure vision anytime soon — and certainly before the 2020 election.
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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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The move puts to rest questions about who would assume direction of the efforts after Oculus ran into several hurdles, including an intellectual-property lawsuit and leadership changes.
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"If investors are holding it long term, they like the dividend, I think they can use some puts to at least give themselves some insurance here," he said. Disclaimer
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Risk reversals, a market gauge of a ratio of puts to calls on a currency, indicate investors are leaning towards buying options to protect themselves against further currency downside.
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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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An emergency declaration puts to rest weeks of debate within the White House, where different factions of Trump's top aides disagreed about whether a Stafford Act declaration is necessary.
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If you seek a deeper understanding, I strongly recommend Richard Nisbett's great classic, "The Geography of Thought," which puts to rest many ideas about universality once and for all.
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"The balance of S&P 500 options demand has moved from puts to calls," said Matt Thompson, co-head of the Volatility Group at Typhon Capital LLC, in Chicago.
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His robotic, Wi-Fi-enabled creation, called Snoo, also puts to rest the classic "what's snoo with you" joke, since now everyone will know what Snoo is and won't ask.
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The official confirmation, which was provided in an emailed statement, puts to rest months of speculation that Tesla was going to open a factory in the world's largest automotive market.
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One-month sterling risk-reversals GBP1MRR=, a ratio of puts to calls on the currency and a barometer of investor bearishness, hold near two-year highs, indicating uncertainty remains high.
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This mostly puts to rest the possibility of Salesforce becoming a major player in the BI space directly, and seems more a way to add reporting capabilities to Force applications.
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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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I've been bullish on crude oil leading into this move and believe pullbacks toward the $67 mark should be bought and investors can utilize puts to protect against downside risk.
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That relationship appears to have broken down this year as a multidecade bond bull market comes to a close and the government puts to auction a record amount of debt.
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Ulrich Spiesshofer, chief executive of ABB, a Swedish-Swiss automation-technology company, says the oil industry puts to use in exploration activities barely 5% of the seismic data it has collected.
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"A damsel in distress gets undressed when a man from the midwest puts to rest a world that's obsessed with the priceless, also know as 'the shiny,'" the video description reads.
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The news puts to rest a case that has been ongoing since March 2016, when IBM filed a case against Groupon alleging that the daily deals site was violating four patents.
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One sign of nerves is that sterling-dollar risk-reversals GBP1MRR=, a ratio of puts to calls on the currency and a barometer of investor bearishness, are near two-year highs.
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The ratio of puts to calls - the right to buy an asset at a specified price - is currently a sedate 0.97, so they are about even, according to the Options Clearing Corporation.
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Risk reversals, a market gauge of the ratio of puts to calls on a currency, indicate investors are leaning towards buying options to protect themselves against further downside in the British currency.
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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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"It finally puts to rest long-standing arguments over whether the bluestones were moved by human agency or by glacial action," University of Southampton Archeology Professor Joshua Pollard said in an email.
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Since implied volatility for the UUP, or options prices for the UUP, are high, suggesting that options are expensive, Gordon wants to sell calls instead of buying puts to make his bearish trade.
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Given that the US Navy has decades of experience tracking far more capable Soviet submarines, any warheads North Korea puts to sea in a crisis are more of a liability than an asset.
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He argues that this puts to rest the Blitzkreig theory (that humans quickly wiped out some species), and possibly disputes the belief that humans, not climate, were the main factor in their demise.
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The news puts to an end a long-standing attempt by Rocket Internet, and then Novasol — another property rental platform that acquired the company in 313 — to turn Wimdu into the Airbnb of Europe.
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"This vote officially puts to rest the splinter view of adding conditions on aid to Israel, and reinforces our commitment to preserving a two-state solution," Gottheimer said in a statement on the resolution.
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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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In her new memoir, "Becoming" — a book whose reportedly enormous advance rendered its contents almost as closely guarded as the bullion at Fort Knox — Michelle Obama puts to rest any speculation about her political ambitions.
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WATCH THIS: Tracey Edmonds Shows PEOPLE Around the Home She Designed Herself In addition to keeping her kids' spaces crazy clean, Jenner passed along this bit of home advice that Kardashian still puts to good use.
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To play for a move lower in Valero, Keene is recommended buying the July 52.5/50 put spread, where he buys the July 52.5-strike puts to sell the July 50-strike puts for 70 cents.
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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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According to the Silicon Valley Business Journal, the two tech companies came to an agreement on a property swap that puts to rest a longstanding feud over lucrative current and unused square footage in Silicon Valley.
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"So much of left-wing thought is a kind of playing with fire by people who don't even know that fire is hot," wrote George Orwell, in a line Weisberg puts to use against the right.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a fresh Brexit setback on Monday when the speaker of parliament said any proposal she puts to lawmakers must be substantially different to the ones previously rejected by them.
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The ruling puts to rest one of three lawsuits against major tech companies for alleged violations of the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), with the Verge noting that cases against Facebook and Snapchat are still pending.
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The study, published on Monday in the journal Nature, puts to rest a decades-long debate over the genetics that influence the risk of diabetes, which affects one in 10 people over the course of their lifetime.
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The extension of the program puts to rest uncertainties created by Akufo-Addo's announcement in July that Ghana would not seek an extension, a pronouncement that ruffled markets and led to sharp decline of the local currency.
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In another sign that hedge funds are broadly quiet on the peg, risk reversals on the Hong Kong dollar, a ratio of puts to calls, remained far below levels seen during China's mid-2015 stock market crash HKD3MRR=.
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We can hope that puts to rest any misguided notions that Medicaid expansion might have worsened the opioid epidemic — a claim that has been debunked (including by Emma Sandoe and Andrew Goodman-Bacon in Health Affairs) time and again.
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While Monday's news puts to rest one mystery, another remains: The authorities said they were still investigating a series of shootings along highways in the Phoenix area that they said appeared to have no connection to the Saucedo case.
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Though a gauge of one-month and three-month risk reversals, a ratio of puts to calls, for the yuan have edged higher in recent days, it remains far below the levels of third quarter of 27 and early 21.
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While Trump will not formally accept the party's nomination until the delegates cast their votes on the convention floor in July, crossing the threshold effectively puts to rest any remaining suspense about the possibility of a messy and contested convention.
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Investors have ramped up purchases of two-week options taking into account the dates when British lawmakers meet while one-month risk reversals, a ratio of puts to calls on a currency, have shown increasing signs of caution for the pound.
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Read more: Going forward, how Biden puts to rest questions about his age will depend on stronger debate performances and a tighter presentation of his political vision that doesn't include record players or telling emotional war stories littered with incorrect details.
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And it puts to the right of the camera all premium publishers, pro social media stars you follow and aggregated stories from search and Snap Map in the Discover section, curated by humans and sorted by your past viewing behavior.
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It's the same question he puts to his clients, his collaborators, and himself in order to cut through what he calls the well-intentioned "distortions" that cause people to bend, moth-like, toward the glow emitted by his peculiar line of work.
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But Trump's move left her with grave strategic decisions on what to do next in a confrontation that puts to the test the integrity of America's bedrock separation of powers and will determine whether she truly gamed out this duel several steps ahead.
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Le Pen, tipped by opinion polls to face staunchly pro-common currency candidate Emmanuel Macron in the presidential runoff vote on May 7, has said she would resign from the presidency if voters subsequently rejected proposals she puts to them via a referendum.
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It is important to note that the Harvard study's figure is more than twice the death toll from Hurricane Katrina -- which happened during the George W. Bush presidency -- and puts to rest Donald Trump's boastful claim that during Maria few had died.
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Brilliant, courageous, and quick on her feet, the professionally and personally esteemed mother of seven puts to rest -- in her very person -- the central pro-choice feminist assumption that bearing and raising children impedes women's serious engagement in professional and public life.
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The agreement puts to rest a 2017 lawsuit brought by the Navajo Nation that accused scandal-ridden Wells Fargo (WFC) of "predatory" practices, including opening fake accounts and pressuring elderly citizens who did not speak English to enroll in services they didn't need.
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As for how much the firm puts to work, Gretsch says that its sweet spot is Series A deals and that JSV tends to write initial checks of between $4 million and $6 million, preferring a more concentrated portfolio to spreading its bets.
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Many who are not running under LREM's colors still mention on posters and leaflets that they are candidates for the "presidential majority" - meaning they will back laws that the president puts to parliament - or at least say they will endorse Macron if elected.
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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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Risk reversals, a gauge of puts to calls, and an indicator of how bearish or bullish are on the outlook of the currency, indicate that short term negative bets on the pound are piling up rapidly despite the broader calm in the spot markets.
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The Bank of Japan is set to keep monetary policy steady on Tuesday and seek to allay speculation of an early tapering of its massive stimulus, as recent bond market turbulence puts to the test its revamped policy framework that aims to control the yield curve.
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"[It was] a remarkable call and one that I lived off of for the rest of my firm's 14-year life, showing that trading sheet for Black Monday with no positions, save the puts, to anyone interested in being a partner," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The settlement puts to rest another component of a legal and operational crisis that has dogged the bank since it acknowledged engaging in a number of abusive practices, including opening phantom accounts in customers' names, forcing them to buy unwanted products and charging them unnecessary fees.
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And to watch those families broken apart in real time puts to us a very simple question: are we a nation that accepts the cruelty of ripping children from their parents' arms, or are we a nation that values families, and works to keep them together?
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Wiig rarely wastes an opportunity to turn a line into something weirder and more fun, a skill she puts to use as Pamela — getting more and more squirrely in the bunker — keeps trying to get Jeremy to say the word "milk," just to have someone to talk to.
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" However, Nathan noted that "it's really expensive to short the stock, and it's really difficult to buy puts to this because the put premiums are so elevated here, so for the time being unless it gets really overdone on the downside, it seems like a no touch to me.
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Not only did the long-suffering team break two longstanding championship droughts — the Cubbies had gone 22016 years without winning their league, and a whopping 83 years without winning a World Series — they did it with the sort of panache that definitively puts to rest all talk of goats and curses.
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The agreement puts to rest, for now, a row between the families of Austin Stephanos, 14, who owned the iPhone 6, and his friend Perry Cohen, also 14, who borrowed it to communicate with his family the day they disappeared in July 2015 off the Atlantic Coast of South Florida, according to the report.
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"This most recent incident, and other similar incidents, puts to mind the fact that the Indonesian government and powerful elements inside and outside the government are implacably opposed to any sort of accountability for hundreds of thousands of deaths," said Phelim Kine, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, referring to the siege on the Jakarta art show.
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The story perpetuates an old and incredibly damaging myth about false rape claims, and it does so without offering any of the twists or ironic undercuttings that Eugenides puts to such good work in the collection's other stories: The protagonist may behave badly, like a true Eugenides male character, but he's still ultimately the victim of a conniving young girl and her wicked feminine wiles.
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