If the proof hasn't been refuted, "you can come back and tell me I was a closed-minded fool".
I think we had an opportunity to stake that moral high ground when you have a President who is supporting a man for Senate who — all credible allegations that have not been refuted — showed him to be a predator of teen-age girls".
The logic is simple: if a claim has not been conclusively refuted, then that is a good reason to believe it.
While this has not been completely refuted, evidence is limited [45, 47] and recent research has suggested that nocturnal attacks may be linked to the cycling between sleep stages, and not to a particular stage itself [10].
In particular, the report from the University Group Diabetes Program UGDPP) almost 40 years ago of increased cardiovascular mortality in DM patients receiving the first-generation sulfonylurea tolbutamide has not been conclusively refuted [ 11, 12].
If it has not been cancelled or refuted by the nightmarish doubt, does it now contain, like a trapped smell, the ghost of its opposite?
53 This hypothesis has not been confirmed (or refuted) by any clinical trial results.
The authors suggested that a slight increase in spontaneous-type mutants may be related to an increase in endogenous oxidative metabolism (Palma et al., 2007), although this has not been confirmed or refuted.
In a written statement today, the chief prosecutor in the case, Thomas Haggstrom, said: "It has not been possible to refute his account.
