This meant they did not necessarily introduce new hypothetical ideas against which they might refute or confirm a diagnosis and thereby eliminate fixation error.
In response, the Wilderness Society released their own photographs, which they say refute Hunt's and Colbeck's claims.
As reporter Ryan Gallagher put it, "Again and again, officials have used narrowly defined words or jargon terms in a carefully crafted way in order to issue non-denial denials in which they appear to refute an allegation but on closer reading do not really refute it at all".
They refuted the theories in which parity was conserved and supported or confirmed those in which it wasn't.
Argumentation serves to embed assertions in their broader critical contexts, including the ways in which they can be challenged and refuted.
Rather they are charges that are easy for Loki to make and difficult for his targets to disprove, or which they do not care to refute.
They include cognitive therapy, in which people learn to refute pessimistic or degrading thoughts, and exposure therapy, in which they overcome anxieties by gradually learning to face the situations they fear.
This evidently alludes to the "blind watchmaker" of Darwinian evolution, by which Richard Dawkins refuted William Paley's Victorian notion of an intelligent creator resembling a watchmaker.
Jeremy Corbyn and his campaign declined to comment on any implication that he shares his brother's views, which are refuted by the scientific community.
What caught me in the Waldmann piece, however, was the brief discussion of the Pigou effect, which supposedly refuted the notion of a liquidity trap.
