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demurral

[dih-mur-uhl] / dɪˈmɜr əl /


















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Hesse’s belief in the eloquence of the circle, whatever her demurrals, is evident in nearly half of the 11 pieces exhibited.

From New York Times

His demurral, combined with his frequent attacks on the balloting process, earned a rebuke from Republicans, including Senator Mitt Romney of Utah.

From New York Times

Watching Peterson, in that video, you are reminded of the many Americans who may feel refreshed by Yang’s demurrals on race.

From New York Times

Buttigieg said Warren’s demurrals were yet another example of a “yes or no question that didn’t get a yes or no answer” in Washington.

From Reuters

State-level courts would still be able to hear partisan gerrymandering cases, but the supreme court’s demurral meant that no federal standard to block the practice was likely soon.

From The Guardian