He did so, definitively, when he released Wilco's fourth album, "Summer Teeth" (1999).
Though his band hasn't split up definitively, he's releasing a solo record, The Boxer; and though he's nominally repositioning himself as a dance act, he's doing it in the indiest way possible – not with a series of glitzy nightclub PAs, but with a dues-paying slog around some of the UK's more compact venues.
In 2009, Gideon released "Video Musics": a definitively original animated and stop-motion opera.
Seven months after Hurricane Katrina, on in March of 2006, a video released by the Associated Press definitively revealed that the President lied to the people about his knowledge of the danger to the residents of New Orleans.
Specific weaknesses for our study include being unable to definitively label which hospitals had publicly released data.
Last week, Pruitt prompted a furore in the scientific community and among many in the American public when he claimed that carbon dioxide released by humans is not definitively the primary contributor to climate change.
The implication is that the abduction rate has increased since the video was released, although it is impossible to definitively state that the two are causally linked.
In a Washington Post/ABC poll, also released Tuesday, respondents were told more definitively that "the United States says it has determined that the Syrian government has used chemical weapons in the civil war there".
Yet when the Supreme Court spoke "definitively," ruling that Nixon's White House tapes must be released, the country received clear evidence of presidential involvement in criminal activity.
Findings from the paper by Fasano and Craig Sturgeon, PhD, released April 19, 2017, in the Annals of the New York Academy of Science, definitively link zonulin to the development of an inflammatory disease.
So far CCTV footage from the bus depot, that might definitively resolve the incident one way or the other, has not been released.
