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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This puts to rest notions that Trump will morph into a "globalist" on trade.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Petrov was declared missing on 5 May 2018 while climbing Shishapangma. The search for him was discontinued on 16 May."The final report puts to rest all speculations surrounding the Boyan Petrov Search Operation", "Dream Wanderlust", 17.05.2018. According to other climbers, he may have fallen into a crevasse on the way to the top.
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The AllMusic review by Stewart Mason noted "the quartet burns through a set of standards and originals that covers Pepper's full range of playing styles ... However, the highlight is the title track, Pepper's last great recording. A 15-minute groove that swings from soulful and funky blues to an intense climax, "Arthur's Blues" puts to rest the rumors that Art Pepper's chops had deserted him in his final years".
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Andrews was only 33, as stated in The Man Who was Erdnase. Others argue against Andrews being Erdnase because the known examples of his writing are very much inferior to the exceptional writing of The Expert at the Card Table. There has been newer evidence since the year 2000 that puts to rest the assumption that Milton Franklin Andrews was Erdnase. It is obvious that Andrews was a card cheat but that is as far as his connection goes.
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In September 2013, the German Chaos Computer Club announced that it had bypassed Apple's Touch ID security. A spokesman for the group stated: "We hope that this finally puts to rest the illusions people have about fingerprint biometrics. It is plain pity to use something that you can't change and that you leave everywhere every day as a security token." Similar results have been achieved by using PVA Glue to take a cast of the finger.
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Reformasi's transition from social movement to electoral campaign began with the NGO Adil, which was superseded as of April 1999 by the political party Keadilan. The launch of Keadilan puts to rest months of speculation about whether Wan Azizah and Anwar would merely remain in Adil,join PAS, or try to stage a coup against UMNO. Although Keadilan was multiracial, its primary target was middle-class, middle of the road Malays, particularly from UMNO. In June 1999, PAS, Keadilan, DAP and Parti Rakyat Malaysia(PRM) announced their plans to contest as Barisan Alternatif(BA).
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The group explained that the security system had been defeated by photographing a fingerprint from a glass surface and using that captured image to make a latex model thumb which was then pressed against the sensor to gain access. The spokesman for the group stated, "We hope that this finally puts to rest the illusions people have about fingerprint biometrics. It is plain stupid to use something that you can't change and that you leave everywhere every day as a security token." However, in 2013, 39% of American smartphone users used no security measures at all to protect their smartphone.
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In contrast, the section on King Arthur, of whom little factual information has been established, puts to rest unverified notions regarding him by tracing the development and elaboration of his legend down through the ages. The chapter on the Maya debunks diffusionist theories seeking the origin of their culture in Old World civilizations rather than from indigenous factors. Later sections about Teotihuacan and the Toltecs serve more as general introductions to these cultures. There is also a brief discussion of the Tour Magne, a Roman ruin in Nîmes, France, and a chapter on myths that discounts them as reliable reportage of prehistoric events.
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This move blocked plaintiffs' motions for class certification and claims for property damages and remediation. In the view of UCC, "the ruling reaffirms UCC's long-held positions and finally puts to rest—both procedurally and substantively—the issues raised in the class action complaint first filed against Union Carbide in 1999 by Haseena Bi and several organisations representing the residents of Bhopal". In June 2010, seven former employees of UCIL, all Indian nationals and many in their 70s, were convicted of causing death by negligence: Keshub Mahindra, former non- executive chairman of Union Carbide India Limited; V. P. Gokhale, managing director; Kishore Kamdar, vice-president; J. Mukund, works manager; S. P. Chowdhury, production manager; K. V. Shetty, plant superintendent; and S. I. Qureshi, production assistant. They were each sentenced to two years’ imprisonment and fined .
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Thousands of pounds of explosives, fuses and ignition mechanisms would need to be sneaked past security and placed in the towers without the tens of thousands of people working in the World Trade Center noticing. Referring to a conversation with Stuart Vyse, a professor of psychology, an article in the Hartford Advocate asks, "How many hundreds of people would you need to acquire the explosives, plant them in the buildings, arrange for the airplanes to crash [...] and, perhaps most implausibly of all, never breathe a single word of this conspiracy?" World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein said, "Hopefully this thorough report puts to rest the various 9/11 conspiracy theories, which dishonor the men and women who lost their lives on that terrible day." Upon presentation of the NIST's detailed report on the failure of Bldg.
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From the moment he immigrated to the U.S. with his wife, Mireille, they began their heartfelt dedication to philanthropy, contributing to communities whenever possible. With an understandable commitment to his history, he was a founding supporter of the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. where a plaque proudly commemorates, and hopefully puts to rest, all the beloved family he lost who were never given the benefit of gravestones. He was also dedicated to the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in hopes, "that education and awareness will prevent prejudice and hatred in the future." Additionally, he and his wife have been loyal supporters of numerous organizations including: UJF, ADL, Friends of Sheba Medical Center, Friends of Israel Disabled Veterans, Technion, UCLA's Hillel, Milken Community High School, Stephen S. Wise Temple, The Jesters (a charity helping blind children), Israel Cancer Research Fund, and others.
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After a couple whom she knew personally is murdered by Il Mostro, Christiana attends a séance in the hope that it can summon the victims' spirits, and shed light on the identity of Il Mostro. During the ceremony, the medium has a vision of Il Mostro butchering a pair of camping lovers, and spontaneously develops a wound similar to one that Il Mostro had inflicted upon one of the new victims. Christiana leaves the séance and races to the theater that she had last seen Alex at; she finds him there, which seemingly puts to rest her suspicions of him being Il Mostro. The film ends with Christiana making her way to the seat next to Alex (at one point muttering "excuse me" to the viewer) before settling in to watch L'assassino è ancora tra noi.
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The cables publication by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and collaborating media in 14 countries on November 23, 2019 followed a New York Times report on November 16 "puts to rest attempts by the Chinese government to portray the facilities in the western province of Xinjiang as anything other than internment camps" according to The Irish Times. In 2018, the Chinese government had "legalized" the re-education camps for people accused of religious extremism, after denying such centers even existed. El Pais wrote that the Chinese Embassy in Madrid did not answers their 4 questions, namely if it collects and sends information about Uyghur citizens living in Spain or Europe to Beijing; how their visa policy has changed since 2017; if Beijing had requested to extradite Uyghur people, and if Uyghurs have the same rights as other Chinese nationals before the Embassy. On December 3, 2019 Deutschlandfunk reported that China has been using DNA samples collected in the prison camps together with facial recognition technology to "map faces", a project which has been supported by European scientists.
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