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Knowlton let CNN cameras in on the hunt for further vindication.

Mr. Louima was not in the courtroom for the verdict, but hours later his lawyer, Sanford Rubenstein, said: "Today's verdict was a further vindication for Abner Louima.

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

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.

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.

But McNamara was seeking atonement, while Wolfowitz wanted vindication — further evidence of the diminishing power of disgrace in American politics.

If Trump wins most of New York's 95 delegates, he will probably claim vindication and further condemn the complicated, state-by-state rules that govern how Republicans choose their nominee.

The decision in a civil suit against his assailants moves his mother, Tina, one step further in her quest for vindication.

It is a message of vindication designed to further rouse IS's troops and persuade wavering jihadist competitors to defect to it.

It is a message of vindication, designed to further rouse IS's troops and persuade wavering jihadi competitors to defect to it.