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    But its Refutation should be straightforward.

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    The Refutation of Magic.

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    The main RFID industry publication even published a Refutation of those claims.

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    It's even more remarkable that a liberal publication would publish his data-based Refutation of this view.

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    This is the Refutation of the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him, for their claim:.

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    In the second case, all the behavior is built on the"evidence" and"Refutations" of my predominance over others.

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    His work was a Refutation of the theory of social degeneration, which was popular at the time.

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    In real life, however, there are many Refutations to the fact that the"second half" of man has only one.

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    This indeed is what makes man human, the proof that he lives, the Refutation that he is not a merfe bundle of matter.

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    Being a man of erudition, he gave his own theory to the masses about the gravitational impact of newborns, which until now has neither scientific confirmation nor Refutation.

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    The result is a Refutation of the current belief that younger veterans, or those of the Global War on Terror generation(post-9/11 veterans), account for the bulk of veteran suicides.

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    Abd-el-latif, a supporter of Aristotle's philosophical view of place, later criticized the work in Fi al-Radd‘ala Ibn al-Haytham fi al-makan(A Refutation of Ibn al-Haytham's place) for its geometrization of place.

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    Refutations cover possible pressure from climate deniers, a statistical illusion and evidence that average temperatures have anyway continued to climb during this century as fast as they were doing 20 or 30 years ago.

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    That is why it has addressed the doubt itself directly that is in fact, the Refutation of similar misconceptions in anytime, anywhere, every time and everywhere, whether now or before fourteen centuries ago, or after thousand years after.

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    At the turn of the century, when Independence for India was hardly even dreamt about, when there was a refusal even to entrust any Indian with a high office, Badruddin was a living Refutation of their belief that all Indians were made of inferior clay.

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