"There are no cornices, this brown carpeting settles everything down, the room itself is a box.
The Hungarians took a lot of persuading but we hope that settles everything".
"Jeremy kind of settles everything, puts everything in perspective, and we can build on that," D'Antoni said.
But independence, and the exchange of power that comes with it, hardly settles everything; the violence of colonialism, followed by the vacuum of withdrawal, pushed the young nation into years of civil war.
His opponents, especially perhaps his instinctive rather than his intellectual opponents, drag up the ghosts of John Major's ill-fated back-to-basics and for good measure bellow "Thatcherism!" which, as we know, always settles everything.
In Washington -- with even the New York Times now agreeing that a "majority" of 100 is 60 (not 51) and that the Senate's 41st vote settles everything -- the clock seems to be ticking erratically, if at all.
As Eden Hazard celebrated the goal that would ultimately settle everything the outstanding performer in this season's title race put his hand to his forehead and wiped his brow in a show of exaggerated relief.
The goal by Avery, with 2 53 left, settled everything.
There was a fair amount of skepticism, but when the list was produced, it settled everything.
If the military stuff isn't settled, everything else is up for grabs".
