Some were resolved, some -- Russian nuclear aid to Iran -- verbally settled yet unsettled in fact to this day.
The final moments of both unsettle: fact blending into fiction, truths unspoken, neither narrator nor reader sure of what to believe.
Unsettled by the fact that Chea was only the fourth woman in Cambodia to attain a law degree, Lightman vowed to help Cambodia's women exercise greater power in the country.
Investors were also unsettled by the fact that new EU sanctions against Russia over its role in Ukraine were due to come into effect on Friday, while weaker than expected Chinese inflation figures rekindled fears about the country's economic growth.
If they were upset by the ease with which the Celtics' Antoine Walker scored 24 points, or if they were unsettled by the fact that Terry Cummings had to come off the Knicks' bench to score a team-high 23 points and provide some semblance of offense, they did not show it.
Unsettled by the fact that Neal was involved with the art theft, he turned to Elizabeth (Tiffani Thiessen) for advice.
"We kind of assume ownership over the ocean and get unsettled by the fact that we're not the top predator in it".
The rulings today leave a lot unsettled, starting with the fact that the surviving part of DOMA frees states from having to recognize marriages legally performed in other states — which seems clearly unconstitutional to me but was not part of this case.
The history that has unsettled some Mormons includes the facts that the church's founder and first prophet, Joseph Smith, married multiple women, many of whom already had husbands; and that Brigham Young, who succeeded Smith, barred blacks from the priesthood — a policy reversed in 1978 by declaring a new revelation from God.
We heard stories of how when Lord Curzon, the British viceroy of India, who partitioned the province of Bengal in 1905 and declared it "a settled fact," the Bengali politician Surendranath Banerjee had retorted, "I shall unsettle the settled fact".
