To see in the new year, Cameron attacked the first, expressed no interest in the second and repudiated the great Telegraph folk memory of the third.
At first I repudiated Thrones, Dominations, a Wimsey novel finished after Sayers's death by Jill Paton Walsh – although pathetically eager to meet Lord Peter again, as a pious teenage purist I found the concept of shared authorship too alien to satisfy.
Robb's holistic approach compels us to trust the poems as a kind of identity kit for the life that followed them, rather than as an abandoned impulse, a dead end; Rimbaud "was the first poet+...+to live a homosexual adventure as a model for social change, and the first to repudiate the myths on which his reputation still depends".
First, it has repudiated industry-wide, national labour standards.
Feuerbach sought to further expose this contraction in his 1839 essay, "On Philosophy and Christianity," in which he for the first time publically repudiated the Hegelian claim that philosophy affirms in the form of conceptual thinking the same truths affirmed by religion in the form of sensible representations.
That campaign would be based on three issues: protectionism, opposition to immigration and an "America First" foreign policy that repudiated global commitments and foreign interventions in order to focus on defending the national interest.
He later backed away from his own bill for reasons still being debated, and though he now says the borders must be secured first, he has not repudiated his support for the principle.
If, as was expected, a non-binding resolution opposing the deployment of extra troops is passed (the Democratic majority was expecting the support of some Republicans as well), it would represent the first time Congress has repudiated George Bush's policy on the war.Mitt Romney announced he was entering the race for president.
When William Jennings Bryan delivered his impassioned Cross of Gold speech, the delegates not only nominated the little-known Bryan for president but also repudiated Cleveland the first and only president ever to be so repudiated by his own party.
According to him, after the death of his second wife, Agrippa married a third wife at Mechelen but repudiated her in 1535 at Bonn.
