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Recantation is a
public denial of a
previously published opinion or belief. The word is
derived from the
Latin re
cantare ("sing again"). It is related...
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philosopher Galileo Galilei (1564–1642) in 1633
after being forced to
recant his
claims that the
Earth moves around the Sun,
rather than the converse...
- he
recanted within a sixty-day
period commencing upon the
publication of the bull in
Saxony and its
neighboring regions.
Luther refused to
recant and...
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crown prince.
According to one account,
after the Báb's bastinado, he
recanted his
claims and
provided a "sealed undertaking" that he
would not repeat...
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personally to Swift. However, in a
November 2010 interview, he
seemed to
recant his past apologies,
describing the act at the 2009
awards show as "selfless"...
- murder,
though recanted his
confessions of both crimes.
Since his arrest, Hall has
confessed to more than thirty-five murders,
recanting them all. However...
- 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...
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Crime Index Offenses Reported. FBI.gov. 1996
False Allegations,
Recantations, and
Unfounding in the
Context of ****ual ****ault
Archived 2011-07-27...
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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...
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raised beaches, but on return,
newly married to a very
religious lady, he
recanted these ideas.(Browne 1995, pp. 186, 414) II. ^ In the
section "Morphology"...
