Asked for comment about the e-mail, leaders of the state party repudiated it on Friday.
In the process, the book is, locally, a refutation of feminist critics who, at the time of the film's release, repudiated it on the grounds of the protagonist's apparent passivity in the face of masculine authority.
Jewish commentators, including the definition's original drafter, Kenneth Stern, repudiated its use on college campuses.
Once Mikhail Gorbachev made it to the top of the Soviet system, he moved to repudiate its reliance on lies and brute force, setting the stage for the end of the empire and of the cold war.
(She may or may not have repudiated him on Oscar night by wearing a dress by Rodarte to the awards ceremony).
If there is to be an American conservative revival, it will depend on conservatism's repudiating its errors: Free markets are not the same as free people; small government is not the same as good government; and most important, continuing the war is not the same as keeping the peace.
The Provisions of Oxford, that had been forced on the king, were repudiated, and it was made clear that the appointment of ministers was entirely a royal prerogative.
But to be repudiated on the treaty and on "don't ask" by so many members of his own caucus clearly stung, and turned him into a very sore loser.
Bove said it's more than likely Greece will repudiate on its debt.
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.
Yet the meanings of reparations can change, be undermined or repudiated, depending on the manner and context in which they are offered (Brooks 1999, Barkan 2000, de Greiff 2006).
