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lay the ghost of

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lay the ghost of something/somebody (to rest)
to finally stop being worried or upset by something or someone that has worried or upset you for a long time With one stunning performance, Chelsea have laid to rest the ghost of their humiliating defeat at Old Trafford last season.
See lay cards on the table, lay eyes on, send on a guilt trip, get hands on, give life
See also: ghost, lay


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MANCHESTER City will be out to lay the ghost of one of their most humiliating defeats when they take on Boro at the Riverside Stadium tonight.
Authorized, last week's eye-catching Dante winner, will become a fourth next month, and in doing so will lay the ghost of the A-team.
Byline: KEITH HAMER BALAKHERI can finally lay the ghost of Shergar's defeat in the St Leger 21 years ago by giving the Aga Khan and Sir Michael Stoute their first success in the world's oldest classic at Doncaster tomorrow.
 
 
 
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