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Annie Skinner, a spokesperson for the Colorado Department of Corrections, refutes that, saying, “Inmates have been provided information from their facility leadership regarding their specific facility situation.”

I begged permission to read it; but he refused, telling me that the doctrines of the church all remained unrefuted.

Once, their aim appeared to be a noble possibility, struggling still and unrealized, but unrefuted.

That the objection drawn from the physiological difference between "species" and "races" still exists unrefuted.

My books are successful; my theories are unrefuted; but I suffer in politics from a prejudice almost physical in the French.

The accusation of prodigal and senseless expenditure in dress must stand unrefuted.