Describing men's reactions, one woman said, "They repudiate us.
A Universal spokesperson repudiated the notion, telling US Weekly, "No one should question the heat or intensity of our actors".
"I want to thank the people of Michigan who repudiated the polls which had us down 20-25 points and repudiated the pundits who said Bernie Sanders wasn't going anywhere," he added.
"We entirely repudiated a personal liability on us to obey general rules," is how Keynes remembered this pre-war homosexual Arcadia.
Isaac Herzog so inspired us because he repudiated the core tenets of Bibi's Israel: that liberals will, either in negotiating with Palestinians or thinking rationally about Iran or embracing the enfranchisement of Israeli Arabs, contradict the mission of the Jewish State.
That thing that novels do so well, and that caused us to love them in the first place — envelop us, induce us to submit to the spell being cast — is repudiated.
His goal, he said, was "to refound a New Republic that permanently marginalizes all that has swept us away to institutional putrefaction and the servitude that Bolivar repudiated".
Senator John McCain, who refused to make President Obama's association with the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright an issue during his 2008 presidential campaign, repudiated a proposal by Republican strategists to "do exactly what John McCain would not let us do" — open an incendiary, racially tinged attack on the president.
The desecration of the cross was repudiated by Maria Alyokhina of Pussy Riot, who said "Their surprise displays and protests against authoritarianism are similar to us, but we look at feminism differently, especially the form of speech.
They repudiated his findings.
