And she has gone much further than even Christine O'Donnell, the Republican candidate for United States Senate in Delaware, in repudiating the need for separation of church and state.
The human psyche does not repudiate the pleasurable, the needed, the adored or the comfortingly familiar.
The events underline the need to repudiate Mr. Arafat, something Arab and some European governments fail to do by continuing to meet with him.
As Zoe Wanamaker told the BBC in 2005, an awareness arose among the acting community in the 1970s and 1980s, particularly in Britain, of the need to repudiate the term's stigma.
Next, repudiate the convention and, if need be, leave the Council of Europe.
If they are to work to include more contemporary music -- a laudable goal, indeed -- he and the Philharmonic would need to repudiate the very principles on which their institution was founded.
He spoke of the need to succeed in Afghanistan, to repudiate the genocides in Dafur and the tyranny in Burma, to support "a new dawn in the Middle East".
The Force Awakens does not, in the way of other franchises, feel the need to be "dark" – having of course repudiated the dark side.
Is it moral for us to obsess, instead, about the need to accommodate the West to Muslims, many of whom repudiate Western values and the Judeo-Christian ethos?
The study repudiates all the fears raised by opponents of wind energy such as the threat of blackouts, and the need for other energy reserves.
