-
memorable dramatic effect,
recantation was used to
briefly redefine the
material subject fairly and honestly. In religion,
recantation may be
required to avoid...
-
second handwriting (Do****ent B),
seemingly written by the Báb, is a
recantation; however,
there is no
indication that it is the same one
mentioned in...
-
sought post-judgment
relief based on
Crowell Webb's
recantation, but the
trial court found her
recantation to be
unbelievable and
refused to free him. The...
- converse. In this context, the
implication of the
phrase is:
despite his
recantation, the Inquisition's
proclamations to the contrary, or any
other conviction...
- murder,
though recanted his
confessions of both crimes.
Since his arrest, Hall has
confessed to more than thirty-five murders,
recanting them all. However...
- of
their errors".
Luther himself was
instructed to "inform us of such
recantation through an open do****ent,
sealed by two prelates,
which we
should receive...
-
accuracy of Drudge's
characterization of The New
Republic interview as a
recantation.
Hours later, the do****ents were no
longer available at the
Drudge Report...
- out in the
spring of 1593 to make a
recantation before the ****embled
church dignitaries of the place. This
recantation has been
preserved by the
Jesuit Delrio...
- its
second day
during the ****embly of the Diet of Worms. He
refuses to
recant his
teachings despite the risk of excommunication. 1689 –
Bostonians rise...
-
suggested that the MMR
vaccine may
cause autism. His co-authors have
since recanted the
claims made in the study. Two
versions of the
vaccine causation hypothesis...
