Dickens is used to rebutting accusations that the run is cruel.
They are vocal in rebutting the carmaker's doubters, who are also not hard to find.So far Tesla is using only a quarter of the Fremont plant's vast area.
A Canadian-born historian who now lives in Warsaw, she takes an unashamedly polonocentric approach, rebutting the views of unnamed historians who, she hints darkly, have downplayed Polish valour and suffering.
Even Bronislaw Geremek, a francophile former foreign minister, has scolded the Polish government for not rebutting Mr Chirac more vigorously.It is hard to gauge how enduring the impact of the French president's comments will be.
In rebutting these slights, OT pointed out that Rio is shouldering most of the project's risks.
And the White House has even posted a memorandum rebutting a Washington Post article on pre-war intelligence.The two sides have been skirmishing about George Bush's use of intelligence ever since the fall of Baghdad.
At the EU's Nice summit in 2000, the pair fell out fiercely when Mr Chirac, rebutting a German claim for greater voting weight in the Council of Ministers, offensively recalled the three German invasions of France between 1870 and 1940.
He came out swinging, accusing critics of politicising the regulation of drugs and rebutting the study's claims with his firm's own data.
On the same day he published an essay on China-Review (in Chinese) rebutting the Maoists' charges against him.
That, he explained, was why he had taken such a close interest in rebutting the BBC report which carried the allegation, based supposedly on an unnamed source that later turned out to be Mr Kelly.Even the prime minister's most bitter critics accept that his advocacy skills are exceptional.
A final report from a committee of parliamentarians and lawyers has been delayed by a last-minute offer of a statement from Mr Paksas, rebutting the charges.The longer this drags on (the constitutional court must have its say before parliament votes), the less hope Mr Paksas's opponents have of unseating him before Lithuania joins the European Union and NATO this summer.
