McLaren's second marriage, in 1910, put strains on the friendship — Baden-Powell did not hide his disapproval of the match or his distaste for the bride — but it was not until his own marriage that the partnership ended definitively, for Olave was jealous of her husband's old friends in general and of this special favorite in particular.
If victims' advocates have their way, the haunting will not end as definitively as the movie does.
This is the strange impulse of our "exceptionalism", to always borrow something and modify it slightly, then declare the end result definitively, uniquely American.
"Having considered it thoroughly and on the advice of my doctors, it's time to bow to the evidence and accept that my career ends here, definitively, even though it's tough, very tough when I was coming back with great desire.
A growing number of people, millions worldwide, say they believe that life definitively ends at death – that there is no God, no afterlife and no divine plan.
Although GB qualified only fourth fastest, it took the intervention of the referees to definitively end their medal hopes.
It implies that we might be better off with epidemics that can end abruptly and definitively than we are with the insidious plagues that now afflict us.
Londoño hailed a deal that will enable Colombians "to definitively end the war and confront our differences in a civilised manner".
On Friday, Wyden and two intelligence committee colleagues, the Democrats Mark Udall and Martin Heinrich, released a letter to Obama in which they urged him to definitively end bulk surveillance on domestic phone data.
Brazilian efforts to eradicate slave labor are considered an international reference, but still there is a long way to definitively end this problem.
