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That has put an end to the speculation.
However, the growing digitalization andinterconnection of systems has put an end to this situation.
Macron has put an end to Merkel's policy.
But her illness has put an end to that.
Caesar has put an end to patrician tyranny, and will ensure that the common people.
The bruising forward has put an end to speculation about his future.
The arrest has put an end to the serial rape-murder which put the city in terror over the last 3 months.
And at least, technology has put an end to high in-room phone surcharges.
He has put an end to the secret detentions by the CIA, and has ordered that from now on, all United States prisoners be registered with the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The appellate judgment has put an end to one of the biggest and most complex trials at the Tribunal.
Medical science has put an end to great plagues of the past but we are now faced with a new epidemic of stress related disorders caused by our inability to adapt to the highly competitive pace of modern life.
British Finance Minister Philip Hammond has put an end to the speculation about the future of Mark Carney, telling MPs that he will not withdraw as planned in June 2019.
The recent terrorist attack has put an end to the illusion that Tatarstan, unlike the Northern Caucasus, will be able to avoid the radicalization of religious views.
We are proud that the EU has put an end to very high roaming prices and thankful to those who showed the determination to overcome the many challenges and pursue this goal.
But the financial crisis had put an end to that model as well.
And I should have put an end to my life.
Yet neither this Convention norlater initiatives have put an end to mass violence.
However, the results of the recent parliamentary elections have put an end to these ambitions.
Law No 192/2009 of 30 April 2009 had put an end to the possibility for a sickness insurance company to sell its insurance portfolio to another insurance company.
Google confirmed the settlement andhailed the fact it had put an end to fiscal differences that it had had with France for numerous years.
He went to Czechoslovakia when the suppression by Soviet troops of the"Prague Spring" had put an end to relative religious freedom there.
You come from Baden-Baden with wife and children and you think, I, General Dietrich von Choltitz,one day in August'44, might have put an end to this.
And if the man, terrified in its presence, runs away,his enemy will have put an end to his quest and he will never learn.
And if the man, terrified in its presence, runs away,his enemy will have put an end to his quest.
Bell Harbor's population explosion had put an end to all that as families with young children looked for a beach without the noise and antics of the college crowd, and they discovered Sloan's beach.
This treaty, by abolishing the use of a whole series of missiles ranging in scope from 500 to 5,500 km, had put an end to the crisis triggered in the 1980s by the deployment of the Soviet SS-20 with nuclear warheads targeting Western capitals.
Vela had the profession of“dancing bear” for many years till September 2005 when the team of the international animal welfare organization FOUR PAWS had put an end to her tortures and gave her new home at the Dancing Bears Park in Belitsa.
The efforts this year have put an end to over 30 years of negotiations on the establishment of an effectively working system that is expected to facilitate innovators in their actions to ensure protection for their innovations in the Union.
Motorola used to make its flagship phones in the USA- with much stricter work rules than those found where phones are usually made- butpoor sales have put an end to that.
It is known from history that Serbian kings had begun taking over the momentum of the Greek Empire andwould nearly have put an end to it, thus substituting a Serbo-Slavic Empire for the fallen Eastern Roman Empire.