Barbara Boxer, a Democrat from California, offered a sharp rebuttal.
Carolyn Wright, an assistant Essex County prosecutor, offered a sharp rebuttal.
Last month, Bowa's proclamation of embarrassment by his team's lifeless play against Florida brought sharp rebuttal.
Mr. Bush had a sharp rebuttal, just as his advisers have long told a different story.
"Are they scared he'll Taiwan on?" One A. Sock letter, an unflattering take in 1979 on the National Organization for Women, brought a sharp rebuttal letter.
(45th) with its tempting arrangement of lush leather chairs and sofa in Beach Tan--a sharp rebuttal to austere Yankee bankers--and that's the one writer is suggesting to his friend.
To Iraqi officials, the prisoner displays are a kind of victory lap, providing a sharp rebuttal to accusations that the police and the army are failing to stifle a still-deadly insurgency.
The Bush administration has offered a sharp rebuttal to growing attacks on the law in the last two years, saying that federal agents have used their new powers sparingly and judiciously.
"It would seem that the coalition is responsible for twice as many civilian casualties as all other forces put together," Mr. al-Hussein said, in a sharp rebuttal of the coalition's denials.
It was low, but it was significant". Mr. Gingrich then gave what many members took as a sharp rebuttal, saying the American people had the right to know the facts.
[C3.] Intel Gives Its Answer to Antitrust Lawsuit In a sharp rebuttal to an antitrust lawsuit, Intel denied any wrongdoing and characterized Advanced Micro Devices, its rival and accuser, as a victim of its own mistakes.
