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• A groin injury in the first camp put paid to his hopes.
• But those sorts of invasions are going to put paid to that.
• That put paid to her deejaying career, you might say . ..
• The Moscow theatre strike in 2002 should have put paid to this illusion.
• This does seem to put paid to the accusations of sockpuppetry.
• AIDS put paid to the latter, the sensitive'90s to the former.
• The war put paid to any further expansion for at least ten years.
• However, bad contract advice and in-fighting put paid to a huge recording deal.
• However, their accessibility and the popularity of Britton gradually put paid to these rumours.
• Mayo put paid to Tyrone's All-Ireland hopes in the semi-final.
• It was a result that put paid to any hopes of winning the league.
• Lefkowitz, a classicist and humanities professor at Wellesley College, puts paid to Afrocentric myth-making.
• His sudden death in 1876 put paid to his plans to develop the land further.
• Giuseppe s death in 1580 put paid to the building works, which were never completed.
• The commission has swiftly put paid to that fiction.
• The conquest of Egypt by the Gaza put paid to Hyksos hegemony in Egypt permanently.
• The Great Depression put paid to any hopes of an early recovery in its fortunes.
• This injury put paid to his cricket playing career and he then took up umpiring.
• Tyre failure damaging the Lotus'suspension put paid to that year's attempt at the Lotus 38.
• Middlesex put paid to the Dynamos'challenge with a convincing eight wicket win in the afternoon semi-final.