Where once he repudiated things he said three years ago, he now repudiates things he said three months ago, or even three weeks ago.
Elevated to the patriarchate of Constantinople in August 715, under the orthodox emperor Anastasius II, Germanus pronounced the orthodox creed and once again repudiated Monothelitism at a local council that same year.
It is impossible to know how, or if, Mr. Hussein's supporters will find a way to retaliate for the American campaign to kill the deposed Iraqi leader, but that effort inevitably reopens a long-simmering American argument over assassination, never embraced openly in so many words but never repudiated once and for all.
Once most educated citizens repudiated the ethic and "world view" theologians had appropriated, the cultured despisers were more contemptuous than ever.
And as visual evidence and testimony, "Reflections in Black" helps repudiate once again the awful lies and obsessions that created lynching.
The investigators said that Mr. Jowers provided his account once under oath, but later repudiated it.
Once in power, the new government "repudiated" Enron's contract.
Many political analysts give credit to Mr. Koizumi, however, for not having contradicted or repudiated his minister, as he might once have, at the first sign of serious pain.
Though the Waldenses confessed regularly, celebrated communion once a year, fasted, and preached poverty, they repudiated such Roman practices as prayers for the dead and the veneration of saints, and they refused to recognize secular courts because they did not believe in taking oaths.
