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The Wall Street Journal praised him effusively for repudiating Nehru's "xenophobia" and embracing the markets.

As the latter conclude, “Morris is certainly free to disagree with us today, but only by repudiating his prior scholarship.”

In 1993 National Review fired Joseph Sobran after repudiating what Buckley called his “contextually anti-Semitic” writing.

"We are all, men and women, united in repudiating this act of violence," said President Dilma Rousseff, in tears.

Conservatives praising their old adversary; Labour repudiating him.

He drew up his spare person, with a terrier-like shake of the head and shoulders, as of one repudiating Mammon and all its works.

Corydon was ashamed of this primitive self—she was always repudiating it, always shutting her eyes to it.

Mrs. Tyler issued a statement branding Clarke as a “weak-kneed quitter,” and repudiating him entirely.

Watterson gave it to him, repudiating every principle that Halstead stood for, reversing him in every expressed opinion.

Yet in repudiating it, I gave dissatisfaction if not offence to many whose support the country cannot afford to lose.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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