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Henry repudiated responsibility for the murder and reconciled himself with the church.

Whether in the 1920s or in 2013, flagrantly repudiating responsibility is made possible by the smug knowledge that women are, generally speaking, less likely to be able to successfully make the case for liability -- due to economic inequality and durable cultural tropes.

Some of those edits were ordained from above: for years the people were barred from discussing the crackdown at Tiananmen Square or the famine of the Great Leap Forward, which took between thirty million and forty-five milives lives, because the Party had never repudiated or accepted responsibility for those events.

Even House Speaker John Boehner, when asked recently about his responsibility to repudiate "birtherism" avoided the issue by replying, "it's not my job to tell the American people what to think.

Parties who have come to take responsibility for and repudiate past wrongful actions are better candidates for renewed relationships of cooperation and trust (de Greiff 2008).

At the moment, Ron Paul is the only person who can fulfill this responsibility, and simply repudiating the contents of the newsletters and asking everyone to move on is clearly not cutting it.

The president's critics and opponents, however, also share a special responsibility -- to denounce, repudiate and reject any remnant of our racially tarnished history.

I absolutely repudiate such comments, and again, I will take responsibility.

"I regret any comments that may be made about these two individuals who are honorable Americans, we just have strong philosophical differences, so I want to disassociate myself from any disparaging remarks that may have been said about them," he said, adding later that "I absolutely repudiate such comments, and again I will take responsibility it will never happen again.

Congress is nimble at evading responsibilities but cannot avoid deciding either to repudiate or to tolerate a residue of President Barack Obama's lawlessness, one that most, perhaps all, congressional Democrats and many, perhaps most, Republicans want Obama's successor to continue.

Non-repudiation: any bidder (weight publisher) cannot repudiate his bid.

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