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Some of his verdicts are being vindicated.

THE latest and dire forecasts about the escalation of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians are being vindicated all too soon.

PAGE A22 Op-Ed BOB HERBERT The youngsters arrested for no good reason while walking toward a subway station in Brooklyn nearly two years ago are being vindicated.

The youngsters who were surrounded by New York City police officers and arrested for no good reason while walking along a street in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn nearly two years ago are being vindicated.

After Nalchik, it looks as though the Caucasian Cassandras, who warn of instability engulfing the entire region, are being vindicated.Many Russians were understandably angered by western responses to last year's atrocity in Beslan in North Ossetia, another north Caucasian republic.

The Paul Reveres of the climate action movement, who have been ridiculed as its Chicken Littles, are being vindicated by the weather.

But there isn't anything in the data to justify his claim that the health care bill as a whole is being vindicated by recession-era trends.

Now, after decades of threats, suspicions about tapped phones and intermittent paychecks, Jennings is being vindicated with every twist and turn in the FIFA scandal.

He argues that his running of Blackpool – sticking with managers, not serially sacking them, keeping wages affordable but with a £5m bonus incentive to the players for winning promotion, and gradually rebuilding a Bloomfield Road, which was partly condemned when he became chairman – is being vindicated.

By the time Hogan took the reins, Kindle was being vindicated.

Speaking during a visit to a youth centre in Westminster, the Lib Dem leader said he would not stand down and the party would not quit the coalition at a time the Lib Dems were being "vindicated" on the economy and other issues.