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Meanings of rebut the charge in English

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Usage of rebut the charge in English
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Nor should I now, was it not to rebut the charge of remissness and inattention to you.
The Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Vol. I. / With A Su...
2
Rescuing them now depends on being able to rebut the charge of acting from short-term partisan advantage.
The Guardian
3
Thou hast said sufficient to rebut the charge, in offering the oaths by the Gods, no slight proof.
The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.
4
Having already prepared to meet and rebut the charge of greediness he made passes over the vessel and it was replenished.
Driftwood Spars / The Stories of a Man, a Boy, a Woman, and Cert...
5
He does not condescend to rebut the charge of treason, which he had already repelled, and which nobody in his audience believed.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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All this despite the fact that MacBride successfully rebutted the charges in court.
The Irish Times
7
He rebutted the charges of imaginary enemies; he laid bare the ineptitude and the faithlessness of the English Government.
Eminent Victorians
8
At the time, he had rebutted the charge, with a glance at fifteen months spent behind the counter of a store.
Australia Felix
9
Lord Rennard has sought to rebut the charges during the party inquiry conducted by Alistair Webster, but his evidence has not been published.
The Guardian
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The company has 10 business days to file a compliance plan or 15 business days to rebut the charges, the defense.
Reuters
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