New York's attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, claimed vindication and victory for those "swindled" by the course.
The judges went on to deliver a lengthy defense of the attorney general's office and a vindication, in effect, for Mr. Verniero.
The case against Mark Belnick, Tyco's general counsel, concluded with a vindication of the defendant.
Ms. Edmonds, for her part, said she viewed the inspector general's report as "an absolute vindication".
Feinstein said the vindication, from CIA inspector general David Buckley, and Brennan's apology were "positive first steps," suggesting that the director had further work to do before she would consider the matter closed.
The discovery of gravitational waves has been hailed as yet another vindication of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, unveiled a century ago.
The retreat from pure Millianism (and a partial vindication of Mill's own view of general terms, which Kripke rejected) need not undermine the claim that kind terms are rigid designators.
"Bail on health grounds cannot be mistaken as vindication for Mr. Erlinder," Martin Ngoga, Rwanda's prosecutor general, said in the statement.
But McKay decided not to recommend prosecution... Before the Attorney General read the report, he claimed that it was a "vindication" & announced that he was resigning with his name cleared.
In light of this limitation, and the others described by (Cohen 2013), citation of this study in support of projections of increased numbers of cancer among the general population (Miglioretti et al. 2013), and as definitive vindication of prior controversial claims of cancer risks associated with CT (Brenner and Hall 2012) is unconvincing.
