71.   The settlement puts to rest a problem that has shadowed Clinton and put his presidency in peril.

72.   The signing of Smolinski and Belanger, and the impending deal with Green, put to rest some anxieties the team had entering camp.

73.   The two companies moved to put to rest concerns that the merger could thwart rather than promote local telephone competition.

74.   There are no such notions to put to rest in Paris, where being a chef has a long tradition of respect.

75.   The work put to rest a theory that different roosts were populated by butterflies from distinct geographic regions.

76.   They put Glenn to rest, but family, friends and a number of law enforcement officers never put to rest their questions about his death.

77.   They also put to rest the notion that their regular season would not be validated if they stumbled in the playoffs.

78.   This event can be quickly put to rest with a more candid admission of error.

79.   They hope to put to rest differences that have arisen between the two governments, both sponsors of the peace talks, over how to deal with the IRA.

80.   Though researchers and doctors consider the new study an important addition to scientific knowledge, it will hardly put to rest the long-running controversy over estrogen replacement.