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settle

verb as in calm, relieve

verb as in come to rest; fall

verb as in make one's home

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After decades in comedy and working as America's favorite talk show host, DeGeneres is settled in Cotswolds, England.

From Salon

The most logical hypothesis is that manatees were then later "present only in very low numbers in Florida as occasional visitors from the Caribbean and then settled here permanently," Pluckhahn said.

But after the dust kicked up by Hindenburg had settled, Adani’s stocks recovered most of what they had lost.

There’s a part of it that sort of settled into, “This is what I am and I have to be OK with it.”

She ordered her usual half a bitter and settled in by a large wagon wheel wall decoration, chatting to friends while she waited for him to appear.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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