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• Upset at how the situation was being misrepresented, Barton posted a video on Twitter refuting the claims.

• “Conspiracy theories from the tinfoil-hat brigade absolutely need to be refuted, every one, all the time,” Mayer said.

• If you give nice-sounding “reasons,” then you’ll open the door to his countering or refuting your reasons.

• More than two dozen of his colleagues responded in August with a letter expressing concern that Risch, whose research focuses on cancer and not infectious diseases, was not swayed by data refuting his arguments.

• In one communication to parents in Point Loma, a group of nine principals directly responded to, and refuted, Barrera’s claim.

• Claims to have new and irrefutable refutable evidence, and is going to have a second try for the title and estates.

• It is a race-slander, refutable by any honest investigator, that the American Negro as a race is unwilling to work.

• Evidence of a more definite and less refutable kind is the statement of John Hardyng.

• Weininger identifies love with passion and his argument is easily refutable by the experience of many.

• It is certainly not the least charm of a theory, says Nietzsche, that it is refutable.