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Settled in sentence

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The Normans were Vikings who settled in France.
So, it's settled then, light is a wave, right?
Starting about six years ago, I began culturing bacteria from surfaces where corals had settled.
The Norse had settled Newfoundland almost 500 years before."
Once we settled on Myriad, we then had to form a coalition of plaintiffs and experts that could illuminate these problems.
It was a long deliberation before we finally settled on Jennifer Bridget.
There is a sure correspondence between the architecture of a place and the character of the community that has settled there.
I learned this from my grandmother, Dr. Ruth Tichauer, a Jewish refugee that settled in the heart of the Andes.
This isn't going to be settled for years.
Everywhere, "People wish to be settled," Ralph Waldo Emerson reminded us, "but only insofar as we are unsettled is there any hope for us."
Eventually the dust settled.
The year we lost our inhibition and moved with courageous abandon was also the year we stared down barrels, sang of cranes in skies, ducked and parried, caught gold in hijab, collected death threats, knew ourselves as patriots, said, "We're 35 now, time we settled down and found a running mate," made road maps for infant joy, shamed nothing but fear, called ourselves fat and meant, of course, impeccable.
He had just come back from a deployment and he hadn't really settled back in to life in San Diego yet.
And although we now know that CFCs are the root cause of this ozone hole, at the time, the science was far from settled.
The first was the trait of curiosity, which settled in her spirit and sent her eagerly out into the world.
But since I was only 24 and since even presidents have to start somewhere, I settled instead on a run for Congress.
They were like choppy waters not yet settled.
Anyway, finally settled on kind of this kind of a look, little poufy body, a little imaginary character.
When our Paleolithic ancestors first settled Eurasia roughly 100,000 years ago, wolves were one of their main rivals at the top of the food chain.
For all of human history, light has gifted us with sight and heat, serving as a steady companion while we explored and settled the physical world.
Although they routinely captured artisans, scholars and engineers, they appreciated what those specialists could do and forcibly settled them across Asia to continue their work.
As pacifists, they believed that all disputes should be settled non-violently.
With the library staff and the library board, we settled on two core positions.
About one-third of them were immigrants, many of whom settled on the West Coast and had lived there for decades.
Why have we settled so quickly for the sound of its switch?
CA: I mean, one possible philosophical critique of this idea is that it implies a view that the future is essentially settled.
When the dust finally settled, the young man, Diogenes of Sinope, had been stripped of his citizenship, his money, and all his possessions.
Thanks to their inventiveness in the face of difficult terrain and weak economies, the Vikings sailed west, settled the North Atlantic and explored the North American coast centuries before any other Europeans would set foot there.
Some plundered and settled in the British Isles and France; others braved Artic exploration or forged clever new trade routes to the Middle East.
But when he entered the king’s chamber, he was dismayed to see Death settled at the foot of the bed.
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