The restrictions should be lifted, say an array of politicians on right and left, to throw full light on this "repugnant" encroachment on civil liberties, as Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a former president, has put it.
Needless to say, a whites-only dating service would be repugnant, trading on racism, on superficial characteristics over which people have no control.
There have been several brutal and repugnant attacks on Europe by jihadist terrorists in recent months, and countless more on the Arab world.
The Count, played by The Chaser's Ha Jung-woo, is merely an annoyance to the pair, a repugnant fly on their windshield.
Some of their theories are quite radical, and at the start of their careers the Churchlands were not always taken seriously: sometimes their ideas were thought silly, sometimes repugnant, verging on immoral.
"But the timing and the title of your video here reeks of tasteless and repugnant attacks on our president by the multi media at large.... Clearly a fake desert story poking fun at the physical characteristics of a national hero".
"But the decision was made as a consequence of threats made by Fury against at least one sports journalist, an SJA member, who has written about the boxer's repugnant comments on homosexuality and women".
PAGE A12 New York Scouts Fight Ban The New York City board of the Boy Scouts of America said it would try to persuade the national organization to renounce and repeal its "repugnant" ban on homosexual scouts and troop leaders.
On the one hand, the level has to be high enough to avoid versions of the Repugnant Conclusion; on the other, the level has to be low enough not to rule out additions of clearly good lives (for an attempted answer to this challenge see Blackorby et al. 1997; Broome 2004).
