"If a man like Malcolm X could change and repudiate racism, if I myself and other former Muslims can change, if young whites can change, then there is hope for America".
Euro-zone members and the International Monetary Fund would also be on the hook if Greece repudiated its bail-out loans.
Asked if he repudiated the recorded message that Mr. Robertson had put out against Mr. McCain, Mr. Bush said he did not know what the message contained, then quickly switched the focus.
At A&M, when asked if he repudiated the Nazi salutes seen at his last public event, Spencer said they had been "done in exuberance and fun".
And here's the thing: when this started, Greece was running a large primary deficit — which meant that even if it repudiated all its debt, it would still have been forced to make a major fiscal contraction.
Moreover, the treatment of stigmatized groups as social and political inferiors, even if officially repudiated, is embodied in the structures and practices of the society.
His refraining made her tense her jaw, as if he had repudiated her and preferred his work.
Coinage shows that, at least initially, Antony knew and approved of her actions, even if he later repudiated them.
Gingrich, meanwhile, offered that the only way Romney could be considered for an administration post would be if he publicly repudiated every criticism he had made of Trump.
One senior policy maker in Greece's Finance Ministry, who declined to be identified because of the delicacy of the matter, even offered to send his questioner a case of 2005 Dom Perignon Champagne if Greece ever repudiated its debt.
