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Obama has now repudiated Wright because of his remarks at the National Press Club last Monday.

His death serves as a reminder of the G.O.P.'s historic tradition of environmental stewardship, a tradition stretching as far back as Teddy Roosevelt, which the party has now repudiated.

In the wake of events in the US, he has now repudiated the centre-right label altogether, telling journalists: "I don't want to talk any more about the internal dynamics of what used to be the centre-right.

That crisis was defused in 1994 when it agreed to halt its nuclear program in exchange for help in building a nuclear reactor for peaceful purposes, an agreement it has now repudiated.

"The House has now repudiated the F.C.C.'s attempted giveaway of the public airways to national media giants based in New York and L.A.," said Representative David R. Obey of Wisconsin, the ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee and author of the network ownership provision in the bill.

From her interviews with what she calls "formers" – extremists who have now repudiated violence – she has found that empowerment to effect positive change is key: "It's really about diverting them, diverting their anger and grievance into something positive.

Additionally, the Second Circuit, which almost 70 years ago issued the classic formulation of the "sweat of the brow" doctrine in Jeweler's Circular Publishing Co., has now fully repudiated the reasoning of that decision.

That notion has now been thoroughly repudiated by a study published on Monday in Pediatrics, a journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

The result of today's rulings was that Justice Powell's solitary view that there was a "compelling state interest" in racial diversity, a position that had appeared undermined by the court's subsequent equal protection rulings in other contexts and that some lower federal courts had boldly repudiated, has now been endorsed by five justices and placed on a stronger footing than ever before.

Legal commentators may criticize this as judicial activism, but that misses what is truly important: thousands of Americans are serving sentences in federal prisons based on an erroneous assumption about public safety that Congress has now explicitly and overwhelmingly repudiated.

Having repudiated his best decisions — decisions like opposing torture and supporting immigration reform — he has now dramatized his degradation by doubling down on his worst choice ever.