But Crane's account has even larger ramifications: it repudiates the position on Snowden taken by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton – who both maintain that Snowden should have raised his concerns through official channels because US whistleblower law would have protected him.
It forcefully repudiates the position taken today by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who said on the Senate floor that tax rates should be kept right where they are for now and then actually lowered next year, as part of a restructuring that "clears out certain deductions".
(28 ) Media reported in September 2007 that Indonesia had shared some virus samples with WHO related to 2 fatal influenza (H5N1) cases in Bali (29 ), but this action did not mean that Indonesia had abandoned or repudiated the position it had staked out on virus sharing and access to vaccine.
However Giuseppe Di Vittorio, chief of the Communist trade union CGIL, repudiated the leadership position, as did the prominent party members Antonio Giolitti, Loris Fortuna, and many other influential Communist intellectuals, who later were expelled or left the party.
In private correspondence with the author of this entry, Nelson reported that has come to repudiate this position, for reasons of the sort discussed in Turner 2005, §6. 1. Cf. Sextus Empiricus [1949] (10.218, SVF 2.331): "The Stoics want to place above this [the existent] yet another, more primary genus….
You used to tell me that he'd be really good once he actually got the nomination and was free to repudiate all the positions he'd made up to get through the primaries.
One perfectly positioned to fully repudiate the other?
Perhaps Gore would repudiate that position, long rejected by Netanyahu, if asked about it in tomorrow night's debate; Bush surely would.
Mr Blagojevich also cleverly chose to appoint a black candidate, putting Senate Democrats in the awkward position of deciding whether to repudiate the would-be only black member of the upper house.
We repudiate the suggestion.
