Lepore also refers to Stephen Schneider's alternate theory of nuclear "autumn," from the nineteen-eighties, as if it refuted the nuclear-winter theory.
It's almost impossible to choose between Dahls but Matilda is one of the most borrowed by children so let us pick her – especially as it helps refute the charges of misogyny occasionally aimed at Dahl.
The plural lends the abstract nouns, "shames" and "glories", a private resonance, undisclosed and paining; then, in a new narrative twist, the speaker is revealed as one of a couple ("we") and the second person specifically addressed ("the coming of your feet").. Reunion with this person (husband? lover?) in the afterlife is proffered imaginatively as it's refuted.
Rather, suffering is addressed in the process of soul-making and, as it were, refuted.
We would need more studies to investigate this hypothesis, as it is refuted by a study in school children that did not find any weight-related differences in motor skills [ 13].
The experience of locking eyes with the queen of performance art on a grand "stage" at MoMA, was unparalleled, as much for the expectations it refuted as the ones it fulfilled.
The presidency denied all involvement in Aristegui's removal, just as it has always refuted any wrongdoing regarding the White House.
Could you please correct your statement, as it is false, or refute my argument?
Armstrong (1997, 146 7) acknowledges that unrestricted recombination, or independence, is ultimately an empirical matter but argues that, so long as it is not empirically refuted, the doctrine is warranted by the simplicity it brings to the theory of modality.
(They don't want to refute it as much as funnel it).
