In a statement refuting his latest allegations, a spokesperson at the embassy said there was "no evidence" to support Moussaoui's claim.
Dubset already partnered with Apple Music to bring DJ sets to its site, and Soundcloud, which introduced a subscription service in March, has refuted a claim that it will take down the plethora of DJ mixes that it currently houses.
This is perhaps a sign that it is in fact a feeling - a feeling refuted by the statistics - of being in a white British minority that harbours extremist views in a tiny minority of the population.
Both Zeno of Elea (born c. 490 BCE) and Socrates (470 399) were famous for the ways in which they refuted an opponent's view.
The following was written Rev. William Anderson Scott, one of the most prominent Presbyterian ministers of his day, in his 1859 book The Bible and Politics, a book written in part to refute an an Episcopalian Bishop's pro-Bible in public schools book that, as Rev. Scott put it, was "designed to show that religion is connected with everything American".
Although Conservative councillors in South Gloucestershire declined to comment, Jessamy Blanford, a conservative councillor in Ashford, refuted Rooney's concerns, adding that she hoped she'd "never have to resort to such a solution".
And the hardly radical Rand Corporation has published an in-depth study refuting the idea that transgender soldiers are somehow expensive, or that they undermine the morale and cohesion of the military over all.
At the time, the LAPD falsely accused street gangs for causing the rebellion, a claim refuted in Lou Cannon's book several years later.
Among the rumours Dianzizheng claims to have played a part in refuting are a story that organ harvesters were targeting subway stations for victims, and that 10,000 people had beaten up policemen in the southern province of Fujian.
In some cases, an elenchus seems only to discredit a person; in others it refutes a position that is under discussion.
