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Ruled.

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Usage of ruled in English
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His government ruled for half a year without winning a confidence vote.
Reuters
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However, Montgomery has repeatedly ruled out a return to the UK market.
The Guardian
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It also ruled that the new centre would create serious traffic congestion.
The Irish Times
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The appeal court has now ruled in his favour, citing health reasons.
Radio NZ
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A U.S. judge last year ruled against TorrentSpy in a similar case.
Wired
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Social media rival Facebook recently ruled out a ban on political ads.
Radio NZ
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The Dutch Supreme Court ruled earlier this year the sale was illegal.
Reuters
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Prime Minister Theresa May has ruled out the customs union option, however.
Reuters
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Putin has ruled Russia since 2000, either as president or prime minister.
Reuters
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EU finance minister have ruled out giving state aid to loss-making airlines.
The Irish Times
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However, proudly democratic Taiwan shows not interest in being ruled by Beijing.
Reuters
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The judge ruled that the minimum wage increase conflicted with state law.
Reuters
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He said the New York case should not be ruled by Bermuda.
Reuters
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However, a Syrian official with the Arab League ruled out armed conflict.
The Irish Times
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India's Supreme Court ruled in 2010 he had no case to answer.
Reuters
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The law was ruled unconstitutional earlier this year by a federal judge.
Reuters
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