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Joseph Madonia, a lawyer representing seven women who said they were victims of sexual assault at the academy, said: "In a certain sense, it is a further vindication of our ladies.

S&P express optimism that UK productivity growth will pick up The Chancellor will see S&P removing the threat of downgrading its AAA rating on the UK as further vindication of his economic policy.

That Francis forced Festing's resignation without deigning to pick up Burke's gauntlet was further vindication of the Pope, who will soon appoint his own legate to run the Order.

Shortly after the Battle of Port Hudson, two other battles — Millikens Bend, La., in June and the much more widely publicized assault by the Massachusetts 54th at Ft. Wagner on Morris Island near Charleston, S.C., in July — provided further vindication of the use of black troops in combat.

And for Britain's 70-year-old coach Jürgen Grobler, who can now lay claim to more Olympic gold medals than several island nations, this will be further vindication of the infamous hell-camps he puts his athletes through (Gregory has acknowledged that vomiting is now just part of his day job).

Promising displays earlier in the season against Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea had yielded no return, but Rodgers said the victory over Arsene Wenger's side was further vindication of their principles.

Grannis won further vindication in a paper written in 2011 by Lisa Barnett, a student at the Brite Divinity School in Fort Worth.

She dedicated the second edition of the A Vindication of the Rights of Woman to him.

The play ends in a bloodbath and a vindication of the avenger.

It is a fascinating tale and a vindication of politics.

The result is a stunning vindication of the Prime Minister.