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On Tuesday, Mr. Moelis tamped down that speculation.

Clarkson has been linked with a move to US on-demand service Netflix in recent weeks, and Wilman's departure will do nothing to dampen down that speculation.

Mr. Green's aides moved quickly to tamp down that speculation, worried that their candidate could come out on top in the primary but with less than 40percentt of the vote, and so have to face an opponent in a runoff who could portray him as weak.

Gunn, however, shot down that speculation last month in an interview with Indiewire's The Playist.

But the network shot down that speculation in a statement to the LA Times.

28, 2008 "And it is very important, I think, for us to be able to crack down on that speculation by closing the loopholes that lead this out of the regulatory framework that exists for most futures — futures markets".

Downing Street immediately played down speculation that Mr Portillo, who is seen as one of the few Tories capable of reviving his party's fortunes, would be appointed to the Nato job.

The minutes also disclosed that the Fed's commitment to keep short-term interest rates low was based on economic conditions rather than a particular time frame, suggesting that officials were trying to tamp down market speculation that its references since last May to an "extended period" meant at least six months.

Marcus Brauchli, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, confirms he's stepping down as the newspaper's top editor; Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman and publisher of The New York Times, shoots down renewed speculation that his paper is for sale; and reports emerge that Murdoch might buy Newsday of Long Island, N.Y., for $580 million from the debt-swamped Tribune Co.. Get used to it.

While remaining at NBC seems increasingly unlikely given the events that have transpired this week, Walt Disney -owned ABC's entertainment chief Steve McPherson shot down any speculation that his network had interest in the host.

Mr. Lukashevich said that Russia was not carrying out any discussions with the United States about Mr. Assad's future, shooting down widespread speculation that Russia could help arrange the president's safe passage out of Syria.