If you think that should be rebutted in the text of a story, it means you think a reporter can crawl inside the mind of a Supreme Court justice and report back.
5.52pm BST Let's remind ourselves what Kerry will need to rebut today, if indeed he seeks to make an airtight case that Assad was responsible for the 21 August chemical attack in Ghouta east of Damascus, and to make the case that US military strikes are warranted and advisable.
Wadhwa cited the valid example of small-time entrepreneurs who need a college education in order to survive, with Arrington rebutting that "if you think small, you end up small".
More generally, could public sector leaders do more to pull out all the stops in promoting an open culture — where concerns are welcomed and if misguided, rebutted patiently; where mistakes are acknowledged and where individuals are held to account for covering up failure?
"We're at peace?" Mr. Silver rebutted the next day, saying, "If it wasn't successful, he's the reason I wasn't successful".
Investors worry that even if all the charges are rebutted, the distraction will only add to the risks Airbus faces.In the circumstances, confidence at Airbus might be expected to be at a low ebb.
He said ACA had "every opportunity" to clarify Paulson's role if it was confused and flatly rebutted suggestions that the Abacus package was designed to default.
He said the comments were an attempt by Mr Grant, the Hacked Off campaign and the Media Standards Trust to "hijack" the inquiry and if Associated had not instantly strongly rebutted the allegations, it would have been "too late".
Karzai rebutted that they could close madrassas and training centers if they were really serious about terrorism.
Questions from male journalists were rebutted with a charming subtext of 'I can't remember if I ever slept with your wife/girlfriend but if I did, then no harm done eh?'".
