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Discover Ludwig"ruled it out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use it to indicate when an option has been eliminated in a particular situation. For example, "After considering all the evidence, the judge ruled out the defense's argument."
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So we just ruled it out".
(He has now ruled it out).
The second part of the answer is, I haven't ruled it out completely.
(Ms. Haley said she and her husband had not ruled it out).
The new Thai government has not ruled it out, despite strong internal opposition.
So far he has ruled it out, but the timing looks propitious.
"I certainly never ruled it out, but it would have had to be the right opportunity".
(News media reports of "Avatar 4" are premature, although Mr. Cameron hasn't ruled it out).
And while none of the tests had confirmed it, none ruled it out either.
In an interview on Friday, Mr. McCain said, "I have totally ruled it out".
But the premier, Dalton McGuinty, ruled it out in 2005, ending months of debate.
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