Mr Corbyn rebutted arguments from internal opponents who argue they are simply following current party policy to support Trident renewal.
The president also rebutted attacks from Republicans, who have criticized his approach, and warned voters against being persuaded by Republicans' "quick-fix" alternatives.
Ms. Merkel's spokesman, Steffen Seibert, rebutted suggestions from journalists on Wednesday that Germany's partners were not equally supportive of its position.
The governor rebutted criticism from pro-Brexit Tory MPs Jacob Rees-Mogg and Steve Baker that the bank was wrong to pass judgment on the economic impact of leaving the EU.
At the same time, however, Mr. Feinberg strongly rebutted assertions from some quarters that the families' complaints about the fund were driven by rank greed.
In Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair has done the same, and today rebutted criticism from lawmakers who were pressing for an independent inquiry into British intelligence on Iraq.
Mr. Obama has rebutted claims from Mrs. Clinton that his health care plan excludes too many people, saying that his proposal is built around the notion of making coverage more affordable and available to more people.
In the wake of Mr. Biden's remarks, and then Mr. Duncan's, Mr. Obama's advisers adamantly rebutted suggestions from some reporters and bloggers that those comments were part of a strategy to signal the administration's support for same-sex marriage without Mr. Obama having to declare it.
Last Sunday, Mr. Gore wrote an Op-Ed column for The New York Times in which he rebutted criticism from some Democrats -- including Joseph I. Lieberman, his former running mate and a potential presidential candidate -- that he had struck an overly populist theme in the 2000 campaign.
Twitter lit up Tuesday night after Manspeaker rebutted attacks from opponents who claimed that the ordinance goes against the Founding Fathers, who they said wanted a Christian nation.
