The post stirred up controversy for Yelp (and dozens of Medium rebuttals and rebuttals-of-rebuttals).
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Many of those questions became bank shots, seeking one rival's view of an accusation leveled at the other, prompting rebuttals and re-rebuttals that sometimes seemed to briefly confuse even the moderator.
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Facebook will likely have rebuttals for many of these questions.
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Candidates will have 30 seconds for rebuttals to their rivals.
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Sixty seconds for answers, 30 seconds for follow-ups or rebuttals.
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Wolf tweeted rebuttals at Haberman and MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski on Sunday.
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Here, we'll get point by point rebuttals of the Democratic charges.
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But a cycle of lies and rebuttals is not a policy debate.
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But each of these very similarly structured rebuttals actually made matters worse.
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First, residents would share their negative beliefs and rebuttals with the group.
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The former vice president has been aggressive in his rebuttals to Trump.
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Rebuttals of particular arguments will only lead to a shift to other arguments.
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In the film's first few beats, all of his lines are jarring rebuttals.
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Apple, Amazon and Supermicro denied the claims in a series of strong rebuttals.
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Veronica Escobar, to deliver their official televised rebuttals in English and Spanish respectively.
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Other Democrats seeking to boost their own profiles will also be offering rebuttals.
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Many of these criticisms (and rebuttals from President Trump) were made via social media.
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Both Apple and Amazon issued multiple rebuttals, putting their own reputation on the line.
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The rebuttals forced the neo-Nazi site to move itself to the dark web.
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The candidates will have 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds for rebuttals.
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The company issued lengthy and robust rebuttals of the points made in the film.
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The candidates will have 75 seconds to answer questions and 45 seconds for rebuttals.
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Representatives of WADA and the I.O.C. spoke little, weathering relentless criticism with few rebuttals.
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But the recent rise in legislation like Australia's has prompted a fresh wave of rebuttals.
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My notifications lit up almost immediately with a chorus of rebuttals citing ancient religious texts.
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Pressley's remarks will follow the official Democratic rebuttals, which will be given by Michigan Gov.
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Expect the Packers and the Steelers to offer in-game rebuttals on their home tundra.
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Wall Street's rebuke When it was first raised, the rule prompted rebuttals from the financial industry.
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Mr. Habré's loyalists ran his "official" website, presenting rebuttals to events in court and attacking witnesses.
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As the airline's lawyer, and later its general counsel, he laid out its arguments and rebuttals.
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Men and women alike have been tweeting rebuttals about what consent, both linguistically and legally, entails.
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Lyrically there are no wonky sexual come-ons or snarling rebuttals—just breathy admissions of affection.
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Its website features an A-to-Z index of what it calls "euromyths", with detailed rebuttals.
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All of these positions can be seen reflected in the various rebuttals to Trump's supposed offer.
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Both women faced angry rebuttals from the judicial nominees and were broadly accused of telling untruths.
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Despite the rebuttals, recent headlines have inevitably made for a difficult period for the first lady.
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Half of Ms. Coulter's event was to be a debate-style Q. and A. with rebuttals.
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The war only gets louder and more accusatory on both sides, but we're at the stage where it is getting beneficial for both sides to attack the manner in which the rebuttals are being delivered — their character — rather than the substance of those rebuttals — their content.
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Inevitably, though, in telling "the true story" of Hickok's life, he resorts to disclaimers and rebuttals himself.
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In a way, all of these rebuttals do feel like a return to a classic Drake mode.
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This also leaves room for counterspeech, where disagreeing commenters can refute posts or share their own rebuttals.
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The accusations drew rebuttals from German and Japanese officials, but looked likely to run for some time.
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Tuesday's State of the Union address didn't just have multiple rebuttals, it also had a pre-buttal.
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Reprints of Whiting's speech appeared widely in the musical press and inspired impassioned rebuttals around the country.
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The rebuttals by each side were done by the human debaters, who also delivered the closing arguments.
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Big boy rebuttals for when Trump does something grotesquely horrible on a human level, though not necessarily unconstitutional.
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Candidates, you'll have a minute and 15 seconds to answer and 223 seconds for follow-ups and rebuttals.
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Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff posted a series of rebuttals in the comments, repeatedly calling the article false.
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But the Johnson family patriarch remains steadfast in hanging the jury, constantly offering rebuttals to their racist assumptions.
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The announcement prompted angry rebuttals from the Turkish and Syrian governments and Arab opposition factions fighting in Syria.
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A search for "Fox News debate" yielded candidates' own videos, answers to questions they weren't asked and rebuttals.
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These programs are each cleverly designed to give T-Mobile instant rebuttals to potential criticisms of the merger.
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" Musk said Tesla does provide "rebuttals" to stories it perceives to be negative, but that the responses get "buried.
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Last Week Tonight made its name by picking apart complex issues with fact-filled rebuttals backed by primary sources.
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The rules tonight, by the way, are simple: 90 seconds for answers, 30 seconds for follow-ups and rebuttals.
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The White House has defended Trump's accusation even amid rebuttals from top congressional leaders and a key foreign ally.
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Patents don't have any place in the Fine Bros conversation, though they've been mentioned in the noise of rebuttals.
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The four Congresswomen attacked by Trump held a press conference Monday to show they are done with trivial rebuttals.
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Although there are only a few rebuttals, it's only a matter of time until the internet gets on it.
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Meanwhile Cambridge Analytica continues to use its public Twitter account to distribute a stream of rebuttals and alternative 'facts'.
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Elizabeth Warren's most viral debate moments feature blistering rebuttals to challengers who dare emphasize presidential constraint or political limits.
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Each candidate will have 45 seconds for rebuttals or follow-ups, as well as a 75-second closing statement.
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Could fact checkers work speedily enough to post rebuttals online within minutes of his misrepresentations, before they took root?
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Each candidate will have 45 seconds for rebuttals or follow-ups, as well as a minute-long closing statement.
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It lets Spencer and Taylor explain their philosophies at length, cutting away periodically for rebuttals by Potok or other interviewees.
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The White House has defended Trump's tweeted accusations even amid rebuttals from top congressional leaders and a key foreign ally.
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Candidates will be given 60 seconds to respond to a moderator-directed question, and 30 seconds for responses and rebuttals.
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Rebuttals to this idea abounded, and the Hiawatha Glacier crater could end up being totally unrelated to the Younger Dryas.
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The European authorities must now review Google's rebuttals, and decisions in the cases are not expected until early next summer.
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But those rebuttals illuminate the chasm that opens when we try to grapple with racism, history, and representation in entertainment.
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While Mr. Trump and Judge Kavanaugh's conservative supporters rallied behind his angry rebuttals, Ms. Tone said she found them jarring.
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The cast and producers of "Insatiable," including the actress Alyssa Milano, have offered rebuttals to the accusations of body-shaming.
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Decius' apocalyptic vision — "Charge the cockpit or you die" — stirred intense rebuttals from the overwhelmingly anti-Trump conservative intellectual establishment.
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They will be given 60 seconds to respond to a question from a moderator, and 30 seconds for responses and rebuttals.
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But on the debate stage, the campaign has resembled a reality show, with personal attacks, controversies and rebuttals dominating the discussion.
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So Jackson's tweet, even if it seemed to contain kernels of truth, inspired countless jokes, insults, serious rebuttals and news stories.
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But Greenberg said his findings suggest rebuttals from Democratic congressional candidates and the party's eventual nominee can head off GOP gains.
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His forceful rebuttals and talk of a Democratic plot against him led some Republican to express concerns about his temperament and independence.
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I've spent a day skimming it so you don't have to, and collecting rebuttals to a few of its more egregious claims.
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To understand what we've lost under the two-party racket, compare the cringeworthy Clinton-Trump debates with Green nominee Jill Stein's rebuttals.
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But here, however, the company is the one who responds with fury, and in turn, the consumer rebuttals with the same currency.
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Public-facing scholarship in the humanities and STEM fields can serve as strong rebuttals to pseudoscientific narratives broadcast on television and online.
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But her rebuttals to the campaign's complaints are persuasive, and analysts at the right-leaning Tax Foundation have come to similar conclusions.
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The remarks, which included Mr. Trump mischaracterizing his initial response to the protests in Charlottesville, Va., drew aggressive rebuttals from news organizations.
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Every candidate, including Joe Biden, Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, got to deliver their arguments against Bloomberg with only a few rebuttals.
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In subsequent tweets, Mr Trump raised further doubt about the rebuttals his senior officials had been sent out to make on his behalf.
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There is no evidence to support this, and on the campaign trail Biden has been vehement in his rebuttals to the president's allegations.
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Ayanna Pressley, speaking on behalf of the progressive Working Families Party (WFP), and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders are giving their own rebuttals.
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It was a more intimate setting with fewer chances to offer rebuttals and more personal questions including their favorite local places to hike.
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It would give a big megaphone to a tiny contingent, and when the detailed rebuttals come in, many Americans would not understand the technicalities.
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But as his post-grad career took off, the man was actually regarded as a rational voice on the right, worthy of scholarly rebuttals.
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Both President Obama and Vice President Biden delivered forceful rebuttals of Trump's campaign Wednesday night, setting up Clinton to finish the job on Thursday.
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From the rest of the characters, we have the wisecracks, inside jokes, ample side-eyes, and sharp rebuttals that built GoT into a phenomenon.
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This cautious choice of strategy could well reflect an awareness of how horribly the American president has responded to public rebuttals in the past.
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There is value in clinical critiques, as there is in the rebuttals to my porn argument that emphasized the problems with enforcing smut restrictions.
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Mr. Sanders and Mr. Bloomberg both answered their critics somewhat sparingly, choosing a handful of attacks to parry without delivering point-by-point rebuttals.
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Riot Games and the plaintiffs' attorney each have submitted their rebuttals to the agencies' concerns and are asking the court to approve the settlement.
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Candidates will have one minute and 15 seconds to respond to direct questions and 45 seconds for responses and rebuttals, according to ABC News.
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Most readers offered substantial and civil rebuttals, responses we know are not always easy to give to issues as complicated and emotional as these.
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Enabling them to deliver falsehoods to large audiences, even in the rare instances when the falsehoods are accompanied by rebuttals, does the public a disservice.
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A second is that future rebuttals may well be just as persuasive, thanks to the staggering difficulties of subjecting psychoactive agents to rigorous scientific analysis.
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The 10 Democratic candidates in this debate (10 others will debate on Thursday) will have 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds for rebuttals.
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Americans likely won't get single-payer health care because online rebuttals by the so-called "Bernie Bros" shattered the sensitive emotional state of corporatist cheerleaders.
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Candidates will have a minute and 15 seconds to respond to questions directly, and 45 seconds for other responses and rebuttals, according to ABC News.
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One could read his daily press conferences as rebuttals of the president, who notoriously said he "takes no responsibility at all" for the government's failures.
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CHINA USUALLY marks the UN's human-rights day on December 10th with angry rebuttals of foreign criticism rather than announcements of improvements in its record.
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She also said senators on both sides of the aisle voted to publish rebuttals from the CIA as well as from Republicans on the committee.
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The NRA, which turned down an invitation to attend the town hall, live-tweeted the event, offering a series of rebuttals to the president's policy proposals.
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Campaigns will be able to post "long-form text, photos and videos," according to the company, and use the feature to issue rebuttals to their opponents.
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Candidates will have 75 seconds to answer questions and 45 seconds to answer follow-up questions or deliver rebuttals when another candidate mentions them by name.
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In recent weeks, those briefings had been largely dominated by competing allegations about improper unmasking under the Obama administration from Nunes, followed by rebuttals from Schiff.
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In a representative Reddit thread, rebuttals to de Vries' analysis mostly focus on how plenty of other things waste electricity as well, such as Christmas lights.
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After a string of rebuttals that the town and bar were linked to the spread of the virus, Austrian authorities have since conceded that they were.
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While my perspective is grounded in my religious sensitivities, I don't think that sermons or scholarly rebuttals against extremist arguments are what's needed to defeat terrorists.
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Below is a list of standard rebuttals Republicans like to use when they're in the mood for pretending like they're still a check on the president's power.
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The big picture: While in some years past there have been no rebuttals, all State of the Union responses to date have been delivered by sitting officials.
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One problem is that while SOTU rebuttals give big stages to politicians who haven't had much national exposure, some don't seem all that prepared for that platform.
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In response to her heightened political profile, White House aides are keeping an eye on Warren and frequently issue immediate rebuttals to her attacks on the administration.
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The separate but closely linked rebuttals to European claims are expected to be submitted to competition authorities in Brussels in quick succession over the next few weeks.
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European officials must first review the company's rebuttals, and a final decision in any of the cases is not expected until midway through 2017, at the earliest.
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It led to sharp rebuttals ranging from Neera Tanden, the head of the Center for American Progress, to Markos Moulitsas, the founder of the progressive blog DailyKos.
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What there was instead was over an hour of rambling rebuttals to Tokyo's charges that Ghosn under-reported income and shovelled company funds to friends and family.
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The government in recent weeks has issued a flurry of rebuttals to civil society groups and watchdogs who have expressed concern over the behavior of the police.
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Each debate will last one hour with the opportunity to give 90-second answers, 90-second responses, 30-second rebuttals, and two-minute opening and closing statements.
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When Roy S. Moore, a Republican Senate candidate in Alabama, was accused of sexual misconduct with underage girls, Mr. Trump's first instinct was to believe his rebuttals.
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The campaign representatives also learned on Tuesday that candidates will be given 60 seconds to respond to a moderator-directed question, and 30 seconds for responses and rebuttals.
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In separate rebuttals, the military psychology division of the American Psychological Association and four psychologists named in the Hoffman report argue that the report's central findings are skewed.
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Following Trump's speech, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer delivered rebuttals in which they indicated they weren't persuaded by what Trump had to say. .
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Even after a string of rebuttals, President Donald Trump on Friday seemed to stick by his claim that the Obama administration wiretapped him ahead of the 2016 election.
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To generate its arguments and rebuttals, Project Debater uses newspaper and magazine articles from its own database, and also takes in the nuances of the human opponent's arguments.
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They will each have one minute and 231 seconds to respond to moderators' questions, and 45 seconds to respond to follow-up questions and rebuttals from their colleagues.
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The faux-helpful directive "just log off" still requires lengthy rebuttals from adults who work online and are called upon to explain why harassment is such a toxic problem.
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Google first started employing it last month by letting presidential campaigns post lengthy debate rebuttals — and later by curating candidates' stances on key issues like gun control and immigration.
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I can already imagine the rebuttals about how "student athletes" (many would be more accurately described as "athlete students") are essential to their colleges' morale and esprit de corps.
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Clinton grasps that answers need to be trimmed down to two minutes (and rebuttals should be even tighter) and will keep working to tighten her answers in coming days.
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After nearly two hours of arguments and rebuttals, Judge Griesa, who has been presiding over the battle for over a decade, adjourned the hearing, deferring a decision for later.
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It was a test page of insults and rebuttals, a see-what-sticks strategy for a President who finds himself under increasing siege amid multiple investigations and legal battles.
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In the White House: Justice Department officials had numerous conversations with White House lawyers about the report's conclusions, our reporters were told, allowing Mr. Trump's advisers to prepare rebuttals.
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"It's wise not just to understand your perspective, but to wisely think through the other sides and prepare arguments/rebuttals that would lead to the desired resolution," she said.
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Its communications strategy is the political equivalent of fast fashion: producing low-quality rebuttals and explanations that will wear out almost immediately, then be replaced with a new one.
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The manuals and guidelines they would receive — they would say, 'today on this topic, you are going to post the following rebuttals and use the following codes in your comments.
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"The answer is communism," he shouted, sparking laughter and rebuttals from some of the dozens gathered in the lecture hall at the State University of New York College at Oneonta.
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Carmichael says that, whereas ''rebuttals'' to his stand-up jokes can only be implied, on the show he and his writers are able to stage counterarguments via the other characters.
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Although in many places the alterations appear to be purposeful rebuttals of the Biblical stories, in other places the tales have, it seems, simply been compressed or altered by repetition.
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Then watch Derek Muller, host of the YouTube channel Veritasium and holder of a doctorate in physics education research, offer humorous rebuttals to more than a dozen common climate myths.
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If Mike Bloomberg is allowed to join later debates, he will be a greenhorn up against candidates who have perfected the art of delivering 75-second answers and fast rebuttals.
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Mr Clavin, whose previous book explored the legend of Dodge City, takes a swipe at an earlier Hickok biography as a "somewhat mind-numbing saga of facts and disclaimers and rebuttals".
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It enraged Democrats, drew heated and substantive rebuttals, and validated the fears of Mr. Barr's critics that he would bring his expansive view of presidential privilege to a norm-shattering presidency.
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"His meek rebuttals seemed to inspire a wider reckoning among his peers, who slashed and bickered with an eagerness the race had not seen before," Matt Flegenheimer of the NYT writes.
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Project Debater in San Francisco In the previous debate held in San Francisco in February, Project Debater failed to deliver convincing rebuttals in a debate about whether preschool should be subsidized.
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Schumer also outlined a plan in which each side would have 24 hours for "opening presentations and rebuttals" and 16 hours evenly divided for Republican and Democratic senators to ask questions.
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He then did the usual opposition thing of tweeting some rebuttals to Obama's lines, at one point dinging the president for not calling ISIS "radical Islamic terrorists," a common conservative critique.
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Chris Elliott — who in 1989 wrote a parody of celebrity tell-all books, "Daddy's Boy," with "rebuttals" by his father — has two daughters, Abby and Bridey, who also went into the business.
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Their rebuttals in the form of articles, blog posts and Tweets seek to explain how statements fail to hold up to scrutiny, images are doctored or videos are taken out of context.
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Dozens of commentators wrote rebuttals to the article, which was itself a measured and informed retort to Obama, who had been vigorously trying to de-legitimize ISIS by calling it un-Islamic.
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Despite the rush to react to Kavanaugh's nomination, there will be several more weeks of research, rumors, attacks, and rebuttals designed to apply political pressure on lawmakers to make an informed decision.
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Former Vice President and 133 Democratic candidate Joe Biden's rebuttals to a question during the third debate in Houston, Texas, on Thursday appeared to veer from one stream of thought to another.
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The minutia of the intense debates can be found in the archives of the Talk page, where users can each make a series of points, then rebuttals with more and more indentations.
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To help, we asked Dr. Joseph Bresee, chief of the epidemiology branch in the influenza division of the C.D.C., to take us through the rebuttals to the most common excuses he hears.
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Annals have been the real surprise for everyone: dismissing concerns, writing error-laden "rebuttals," and even effectively telling trialists that they don't need to worry about replying to corrections on gross misreporting.
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Although they are unusual, Cook's comments highlight the CEO's ongoing personal involvement in Apple's response to the story, and his mounting frustration that the company's rebuttals to it have been ignored by Bloomberg.
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He then blames Ebro for not playing enough local artists when he was Hot 97's program director in the mid-to-late 00s, leading to an exchange of rebuttals between the two.
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Vernoff examined some specific rebuttals and denials issued by Ratner through his attorney, starting with the defense that Ratner was surely not the only man on any given movie set hitting on women.
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After performing her recent 2 Chainz collaboration "Realize," Minaj transitioned into "No Frauds," one of three songs she dropped in March that were themselves rebuttals to diss tracks Ma released earlier this year.
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Until then, his supporters will try to fill the gap, taking to Twitter and television studios to defend their former boss -- though their rebuttals lack the exposure of Trump tweets driving the showdown.
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Canada and Mexico will not make counterproposals to U.S. demands for tougher NAFTA automotive content rules but instead will offer rebuttals and ask technical questions on Monday, people familiar with the talks said.
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Their rebuttals of Rowling don't bear the signatures of entitled fans thinking they know better than the creator, but rather the hopes of fans trying hard not to outgrow their first, best love.
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Former Vice President and 2020 election Democratic candidate Joe Biden's rebuttals to a question during the third debate in Houston, Texas, on Thursday appeared to veer from one stream of thought to another.
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The chairman of the Arizona Republican Party is accusing the top election official in Phoenix of voter fraud, prompting angry rebuttals from Democrats who seem to be clawing back in a Republican bastion.
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The debate is scheduled for one hour, with no opening or closing statements, according to people briefed on the format, with candidates given two minutes to answer questions and one minute for rebuttals.
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The next day, the mainstream media uniformly agreed that the contest had been "won" by the incumbent, Joe Biden, whose rebuttals consisted mostly of mugging and smirking over Ryan's solemn efforts at prescription.
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The rebuttals — a combination of callous, clumsy and sometimes comical — have come variously from the spokesman of the president's office, the increasingly retrograde-sounding state media and the Facebook pages of several officials.
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After it, they aimed to poke holes in his narrative, and previewed the rebuttals they could give if Trump and GOP lawmakers tout the economy on the campaign trail in 2018 and 2020.
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Many Democrats' guests at the speech — transgender soldiers, formerly furloughed federal workers, climate activists and immigrants brought to the country illegally as children — were chosen to be personal rebuttals to the president's policies.
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Following President Donald Trump's televised speech about the imagined "border crisis" Tuesday, Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer took their own turn, getting behind a single podium to yet again repeat their rebuttals.
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The falsehoods these messages spread likely became truth in the eyes of a significant percentage of people who encountered them, many of whom would never see rebuttals and wouldn't believe them if they did.
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If he sides with Benchmark, then he would construct a schedule of depositions and document creation that would result in Kalanick providing more specfic rebuttals to Benchmark's charges than he has done so far.
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Each has contributed to prior debates at some level, but Google said today it's taking even more steps to insert itself into the conversation by allowing candidates to offer rebuttals in Google Search results.
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But if he got the particulars largely wrong, he got the apprehension mostly right, and Democrats' rebuttals since then have failed to grasp how strongly his panicked portrait of America resonates with many Americans.
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But in respect after respect, the newly disclosed documents instead corroborated rebuttals by Democrats on the panel who had seen the top-secret materials and accused Republicans of mischaracterizing them to protect the president.
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Twitter got a chance to question the filmmakers of Making a Murderer Wednesday, and leapt at the opportunity to clear up some of the rebuttals that have followed the release of the wildly popular series.
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The defense alliance of 28 democracies says it has recorded more than a score of Russian myths in the last two years which it has attempted to knock down with factsheets, interviews, rebuttals and videos.
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Indeed, by the time Trump read Richman's article onstage in 2016, The Washington Post had already appended a note to the op-ed linking to three rebuttals and a peer-reviewed study debunking the research.
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Imagine how pervasive that myth would be if its wrongness were less obvious, if both Democrats and Republicans repeated it, as they do with credibility, and if rebuttals appeared only in obscure political science journals.
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Though Mr. Bloomberg took the earliest and perhaps fiercest fire, his meek rebuttals seemed to inspire a wider reckoning among his peers, who slashed and bickered with an eagerness the race had not seen before.
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The State of the Union will begin February 4th at 9PM ET. After the president speaks, Democrats will provide two rebuttals: one from Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and a Spanish-language version from Texas Rep.
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Twitter's spokesman also implied the company is working on tuning its systems to actively surface high quality counter-narratives and rebuttals to toxic BS — such as in replies to known purveyors of fake news like InfoWars.
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Some in Evanston compare the plan to the concentration camps built in Wyoming for Japanese-Americans during World War II. But accusations of racism and xenophobia leveled against supporters of the project have produced angry rebuttals.
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After more of Mr. Baldwin's cutting impersonations and more of Mr. Trump's Twitter rebuttals, the conflict reached a new level six days before Mr. Trump's inauguration with a sketch lampooning an awkward and pugnacious news conference.
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On the other hand, Bloomberg's lavish advertising "air war" — on which he is estimated to have spent about $350 million so far — has allowed him to frame his message uncontested, avoiding instant rebuttals from other candidates.
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Chinese chip spying report shows the supply chain remains the ultimate weakness Amazon, Apple, Supermicro and China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs all denied Bloomberg's findings with strong and lengthy statements — a full list of rebuttals is here.
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Today, the journal Nature is publishing five rebuttals from researchers who have problems with the original study—who think that a harder look at the data is warranted, and that the authors' original conclusions might be incorrect.
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On Monday, an MSNBC report quoted sources from inside his campaign who described the operation as "dysfunctional" and unable to perform basic tasks like announcing endorsements through press releases and issuing timely rebuttals of Hillary Clinton's speeches.
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The decision, a sharp reversal from previously stated US policy, surprised foreign allies and lawmakers, sparking rebukes, rebuttals and warnings of intensified congressional oversight, even as the White House said troops are already on their way home.
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On my runs, unlike in real life, there are no rebuttals, no counterarguments, no ripostes beginning with "Well, how about the time you — " In my running mind, and only there, my opponents are dumb with sheepish recognition.
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Ayanna Pressley, one of four first-term members of Congress sometimes referred to as "the Squad," will deliver a response on behalf of the left-wing, Democrat-aligned Working Families Party right after the official Democratic rebuttals.
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People know and understand this, but it seems as though we've crafted an idea about rap beef: that it is an arena where all rules and decorum are set aside in the name of harsh and humiliating rebuttals.
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The ad — which is one of Democrats' strongest rebuttals to the GOP's closing argument on immigration — will run on Telemundo and Univision in eight cities with key battleground House races in New Mexico, Texas, Nevada, California and Utah.
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His objections and stated concerns have occasionally been misleading -- like when he suggested a transition to single-payer could leave people with gaps in coverage -- and quickly met with a series of stinging rebuttals from the Sanders team.
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But people close to him, including his former colleagues and a woman who says she is his girlfriend, are now making public rebuttals about what he said, in accounts published by Sing Tao Daily, a pro-Beijing newspaper.
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Why It Might Fail: The cattle controversy never amounted to much, and resurfacing it opens up Mr. Trump to rebuttals about his many failed businesses and the lawsuits facing Trump University, which has been accused of fraudulent practices.
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To confront true believers with these doubts is to face a barrage of increasingly fiery rebuttals, as though to question the system in which people worked was also to undermine the moral fibre of the individuals within it.
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The decision, a sharp reversal from previously stated US policy, surprised foreign allies and lawmakers, sparking angry rebukes, rebuttals and warnings of intensified congressional oversight, even as the White House said troops are already on their way home.
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And the Netflix deal with his production company, Higher Ground, which he runs with Michelle Obama, was not intended to be used for public rebuttals to Trump, according to what the former president told associates at the time.
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She had watched the French Revolution with joy, raged at Edmund Burke's criticism of it, and gamely joined English radicals such as Thomas Paine in their rebuttals of Burke, writing her own Vindication of the Rights of Men (1790).
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But he did so in a publicly combative style that drew protests from those who believe he brews racism and grievance, and attracted passionate rebuttals from his supporters, who argue that no president shapes the minds of armed murderers.
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The decision, a sharp reversal from previously stated US policy, surprised foreign allies and US lawmakers, sparking angry rebukes, rebuttals and warnings of intensified congressional oversight even as the White House said troops are already on their way home.
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The rebuttals relate to years-old accusations that Google unfairly diverted traffic from competitors to favor its own comparison-shopping site, and that the company abused its dominant market position when offering some search products on other companies' websites.
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Monday's briefing was the latest in a slew of public rebuttals from the Chinese government in response to the U.S. Uighur human rights bill, which Beijing has called a violation of international law and interference in China's internal affairs.
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"The Church disputes many of the statements made by those appearing in this program," reads the disclaimer that repeatedly appears on the screen, directing viewers to a website to see its full rebuttals after trying to quash the show entirely.
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On Wednesday evening — with nine rivals positioned to her left and right, and rules limiting each candidate to one-minute answers and 30-second rebuttals — Warren brought some of the same discipline to the first round of this year's Democratic debates.
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"The authors of the rebuttals quibble about how to deal with the mathematics of small numbers at extreme old age," S. Jay Olshansky from the School of Public Health University of Illinois at Chicago wrote in an email to Gizmodo.
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It's understandable that a father would want to defend his son and the same for family members, but it's time to acquire the presidential thick skin, let surrogates and supporters lead the charge on some rebuttals and occasionally, when necessary, respond.
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McConnell declined to say if he would prefer a longer, more robust impeachment trial with multiple witnesses, or a shorter more concise trial that might skip any testimony beyond the opening statements from House managers and rebuttals from the President's lawyers.
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His reflections on the actress Jenny McCarthy, whose transformation into anti-vaccine advocate revived a fading Hollywood career, make for a fun, snarky read, but the enduring importance of Mnookin's book lies in its methodical science-based rebuttals of wild rhetoric.
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In their rebuttals, they spar over the exact numbers, but Jacobson assumes there is about the same amount of total energy produced from hydropower in 2050 as today, although when, and at what rate, that energy is produced is a crucial question.
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He left rebuttals to his son, Donald Trump, Jr., who defended Trump on Twitter, and to his outside lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, who denied the president had ever pressured Comey to drop the FBI's probe into Trump's former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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"Ancient Aliens" had its own vigorous rebuttals, including the documentary "Ancient Aliens Debunked," a three-hour tour de force of critical reasoning undermined somewhat when people discovered the filmmaker was a Christian who believed in the truth of the story of Noah's Ark.
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With his defenders in tow, Mr. Trump offered rebuttals to Democrats and the news media that seemed more fitting of a subdued casino convention attended by delegates in a razor-thin swing state than a raucous campaign rally attended by red-meat supporters.
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More than a dozen Capitol Hill Democrats, many of whom are backing Biden's candidacy, said in interviews that the vice president needs to fine tune his response, pivoting away from the at times emotional and defensive rebuttals he's offered on the campaign trail.
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In response, a spokeswoman for the IG's office said at the time that they were clarifying to witnesses that they would be able to provide fulsome written rebuttals to the report, in line with past practices and procedures to protect classified information.
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But to cynical Chinese, accustomed to chronic smog and other health hazards including melamine in baby milk powder, the use of recycled oil in restaurants and clenbuterol-fed pigs, the censorship and rebuttals merely signaled that there was, perhaps, something to worry about.
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" Rebuttals shortly arrived, urging the President to "stay the course," criticizing "an old view of China that has been around since the days of Christian missionaries," and reminding us "the tyranny of the CCP [Chinese Communist Party] is not some niche issue.
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The network offered the candidates 15 more seconds for answers and rebuttals than were allotted on NBC and CNN and the moderators tended to avoid cutting off the candidates in mid-sentence, which was the case during the 2nd debate in July.
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And while the false reports are often swiftly refuted by mainstream media outlets, as Künast's was, their rebuttals seldom gain as wide an audience as the original lie – lies which, if not deleted, can live on uncorrected in social networks like Facebook.
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One of the authors of one of the rebuttals, Jim Vaupel, director of Germany's Max Planck Institut für Demografische Forschung, eviscerated Vijg in van Santen's article (he said that "They just shoveled the data into their computer like you'd shovel food into a cow.").
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They can defy credulity but are often taken as truth by mainland customers, who must return to a closed intellectual environment where open discussion of politics is replaced by rumors, giving the books added influence because any discussion of them — even rebuttals — is censored.
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And even if you know the details, unless you've indulged existing flat-earth literature, you are unlikely — right here, right now — to be able to cogently, concisely, and comprehensively respond to the lengthy rebuttals flat-earthers will give to each and every scientific proof.
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Just last week, Google updated search to allow campaigns to post fleshed out text, photos, and videos to display within search results as "long-form" rebuttals to make up for the lack of time and context a candidate must work with onstage at a debate.
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The rebuttals: Qualcomm says the FTC's suit "is based on a flawed legal theory, a lack of economic support and significant misconceptions about the mobile technology industry" and says the agency rushed to get it out before its Democratic chair steps down in mid-February.
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"Twitter's self-correction mechanism — rebukes and rebuttals from knowledgeable sources — shut down each rumor, but not until at least one, the flood claim, had bled widely into the television media," Andrew Kaczynski, a CNN reporter who was then at BuzzFeed News, wrote at the time.
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The poll also found that most of the rebuttals to attacks about tax hikes or eliminating private insurance survey are about equally effective, so progressives urged members to confidently use the arguments they are naturally drawn to in order to regain control of the narrative.
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Here are a few popular formats: Lincoln-Douglas Debate: In this formal debate format, arguments are divided into timed segments and go back and forth between the "pro" and the "con" sides, with teams presenting arguments, providing evidence to support arguments and offering rebuttals.
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Waters is in a bit of a predicament in terms of Trump: His attacks on her — and her rebuttals — have led to a lot of speculation on what she might do in terms of getting information about his finances as House Financial Services Committee chair.
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The facts of other people's lives are a difficult thing to rebut, and the attempts at rebuttals—it's a stunt, it's a betrayal of an imaginary legacy of disruption-free dissent, it's a misunderstanding of history or protest or the nuances of policing—reflect that.
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The original plan explained why Tesla was focusing its efforts on building a high-end electric sports car, instead of jumping right into making low-cost models, Musk's rebuttals to environmental arguments against electrics, and some plans on how SolarCity and Tesla might package their products together.
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You can talk about the miscarriage of justice, the flaws of the legal system, class issues, false confessions, the conspiracy theories, questions about Halbach's brother, rebuttals against prosecutor Ken Kratz's promises of new evidence, speculation about who the real killer might be, and everything in between.
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In a sign that the White House was prepared to take a more aggressive approach to the newly lodged accusations against Judge Kavanaugh, White House officials sent out a document around midnight on Sunday casting doubt on the article with a point-by-point list of rebuttals.
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The former mayor is not known for his charisma, and his vast expenditure on TV advertising — around $2900 million since launching his campaign in late November — has allowed him to get his message out without facing rebuttals from rivals, as he would on the debate stage.
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His speech, broadcast on his Facebook page, was one of five rebuttals of Trump, only three of which mentioned climate change—the others being Congresswoman Maxine Waters, who gave her response on BET on Wednesday night, and former Congresswoman Donna Edwards, who spoke on behalf of the Working Families Party.
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Of course, the Obama administration has its rebuttals to these claims: There was a protest over the video around the same time in nearby Cairo; Rice's CIA talking points did suggest the two events might be linked; and the New York Times has found, repeatedly, that the video really was involved in motivating the attack.
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Debate over this question has raged since the first teaser dropped on Thanksgiving; though the remake had been billed as live action, the teaser offered a preview that looked a lot like the animated original, spurring lots of confusion and contention — as well as rebuttals for any media outlet calling it a live-action film.
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Whenever there was an argument and one of my sisters or all three of us would retreat to our shared bedroom, wailing, unable to speak, it was resolved through notes furiously passed back and forth — impassioned letters about what we had done to each other, point by point rebuttals to prove why one sister was so utterly wrong.
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Good politicians (meaning savvy, not virtuous) understand this instinctively: Ronald Reagan's welfare mother buying vodka with food stamps and Donald Trump's Muslims dancing in the streets of New Jersey as the towers fell told people something they wanted to believe, that they felt was true, and so were impervious to the feeble, dweeby rebuttals of fact.
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Democrats are clamoring for Stacey Abrams to enter Georgia's Senate race after her response to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's State of the Union address became one of the best-received rebuttals in years.
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In that regard, by going through some of Spotify's claims to provide its own rebuttals, Apple seems to be trying to paint a very specific picture to the public — one that we imagine will also play out as it presents its case to regulators: Spotify is not exactly a small company and it has most definitely benefitted, not failed, by virtue of being in the Apple App Store.
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The uproar over Sinclair's "fake news" editorial prompted furious rebuttals from the company and an intervention from the president, who spoke up in the company's defense while attacking CNN and NBC — a somewhat confusing comparison for him to make, as Sinclair owns some 25 NBC affiliates: So funny to watch Fake News Networks, among the most dishonest groups of people I have ever dealt with, criticize Sinclair Broadcasting for being biased.
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Trump lawyer Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowGOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense Trump lashes out at Bolton over 'nasty' and 'untrue' book MORE (pictured below with White House Counsel Pat Cipollone and attorney Eric Herschmann) said the defense case has been prepared but will incorporate specific rebuttals and detailed challenges depending on the presentations made by House members.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's defense team on Saturday delivered a brisk two-hour opening argument in the Senate impeachment trial, offering rebuttals to several specific claims that House impeachment managers made in arguing that the president abused his office and obstructed Congress.
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Employee: I love that point that you just made and I do think that we're all hopefully aligned here in the fact that rather than walking away from something we could be doing some good that would be our plan A. I don't want to be cynical like my colleague [redacted] on the phone either but I am just kind of wondering from a bottom line perspective if this doesn't just go away and if our light rebuttals that we've given and that this is not a piece of work from us and that this is and we're working with this organization with a limited capacity.
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