rebuts in a sentence

• The PRI can now rebut its reputation as the perfect dictatorship.
• Each side is allowed to rebut the other's case.
• Bill Lee deserves a fair opportunity to rebut these baseless allegations,
• I think we rebut him every night at 6 : 30.
• Several delegates signaled for Williams to stand up and rebut him.
• House prosecutors'efforts to rebut the president's lawyers.
• The defendant could rebut the presumption by clear and convincing evidence.
• But we should have to rebut a strong presumption against tampering.
• Who can rebut such emotion with the dry claims of reason?
• Like Dukakis, Kerry took too long to rebut the charges.
• It's difficult to see rebuts in a sentence .
• In the 237-page paperback, Fujimori rebuts the charges.
• Where can I search to confirm or rebut this possible link?
• Thomas Aquinas wrote Contra Impugnantes to rebut William's charges.
• Who's going to have the chance to rebut you?
• This is telling circumstantial evidence that you have nothing to rebut.
• At times, they would even fiercely rebut any false accusations.
• Cerullo said that his resignation Friday allows him to rebut his critics.
• This is a difficult argument for the presidents to rebut.
• He also did his best to rebut skepticism of the privatization plan.
• Ito indicated Friday that the information does not rebut any defense testimony.