A few weeks later came a testy rebuttal, "Crimes Against Humanities" by Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, rejecting Dr. Pinker's views on the ascendancy of science.
"These are Americans", he says, not so much as a rebuttal against an accusation but as an accusation itself.
This leaves him open to the riposte "no it's not", a rebuttal against which his column has failed to provide any evidence.
While Gee was being manhandled, Mets hitters offered no rebuttal against Haren, who gave up just one run and three hits over seven innings.
The US Justice Department has used its formal legal rebuttal against Apple in the landmark privacy case to accuse the company of seeking to usurp power from the US government in a bid to make its iPhones "warrant-proof".
"The Healing of America" blends subjective and objective into a seamless indictment of our own disastrous system, an eloquent rebuttal against the arguments used to defend it, and appealing alternatives for fixing it.
He used its launch as a point of rebuttal against comments about the ever-higher prices for AT&T's DirecTV satellite service.
It played an important role in Descartes' theory of knowledge, Locke mounted a sustained assault against it at the very beginning of his Essay, and Leibniz produced a detailed rebuttal against Locke.
As expected, DraftKings issued a quick rebuttal against the AG's decision, reiterating that DFS is a game of skill, and games of skill are legal under Texas law.
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