"He gave both sides extra time and allowed the ACLU to rebut at the end as well, so it was a good, fair, thorough hearing," Hetfield said, adding that the courtroom was packed.
All will be ridiculed, denied, resisted, rebutted, for as long as it takes.America and the world at large have already suffered many months of this.
The most striking change from the seven previous debates was that Mrs. Clinton no longer stayed above the fray, and instead addressed her rivals by name, criticizing their positions, and rebutting them as much as the moderator would allow.
So here we go: 1) 'Carbon dioxide is a trace gas' is rebutted as Myth #127.
This could include introducing a minimum speed under which any whiplash claim could be rebutted, as in other European countries, and a court-appointed pool of impartial medical experts including specialists in whiplash diagnosis.
It is a perception that wasn't dispelled when the museum's director, David Dewing, was quoted as saying that he "had no interest in the culture of the labouring classes" in Private Eye – something he has rebutted as "nonsense" in a letter published in this week's issue.
Waters' attorney emphasized that these and other aspects of the university's report have been rebutted as false by current and former band members.
Burke's Peerage & Baronetage suggests that if this fact had been foremost, Lord Wilberforce's arguments relating to the removal of the electoral mechanism for the election could be rebutted, as the Lord Chancellor of Ireland and the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland did have replacements in Northern Ireland.
Cameron would absolutely rebut that as a theory, and I don't for a minute think that it is a conscious process.
