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Westerners who trusted him can feel vindicated.

Aung San Suu Kyi can feel vindicated about her Mandela-like status and her choice of a pragmatic strategy of no longer rocking the boat and fighting hard for human rights.

Today Davies can feel vindicated about his constant warnings about the necessity for fresh, proven players.

So I figured I'd say why and those who agree can feel vindicated and those who don't -- don't write me, because I won't answer.

If our leaders are greedy, Christmas shoppers can feel vindicated, acting like a looting mob, willing to kill for flat screen TV's and other petty luxuries, bolstering in particular the fortunes of stores that force their employees to work on a holiday under the threat of firing, and that hold food drives for workers rather than paying them a decent wage.

Having dismissed the policies of the U.S. President -- which, for better or worse, have essentially been consistent with those of his predecessors for the past four decades -- and the criticisms that liberal American Jews have offered of Likud efforts to sabotage a two-state solution, Oren and his boss, Netanyahu, can feel vindicated.

It seemed like sour grapes, but he can now feel vindicated.

Sony can now feel vindicated because their Blu-ray has won out over HD DVD in the recent HD format wars.

Some colon-cleansing tablets contain a polymerising agent that turns your faeces into something like a plastic, so that when a massive rubbery poo snake slithers into your toilet you can stare back at it and feel vindicated in your purchase.

If I can see he is doing that I will continue to feel vindicated in my vote.

His critics feel vindicated.