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But a junior American official was probably nearer the mark when he noted that the vote had not vindicated American policy but "repudiated the MMA government".

Neuroscience has not vindicated the cultural distinction between practical and theoretical activities.

History has not vindicated this trust, especially in times of national turmoil and fear.

"We are going to be back here again because you have not vindicated the rights of women," he said during the parliamentary debate on the issue.

Gov. Bobby Jindal, once considered a boy wonder in Republican circles, hasn't vindicated his early promise--his approval ratings in Louisiana have kissed the dirt--but he has been on a government payroll since he was nearly a boy.

The case for removing him, made among others by The Economist, has not been vindicated.

The argument that Mare Nostrum served as a "pull factor" has not been vindicated.

The strategy of withdrawal-for-peace has not been vindicated in recent years, whether in Iraq, Afghanistan or Gaza.

If fines are turned into restitution, society's interest has not been vindicated, because no penalty has been extracted.

The argument that Italy's Mare Nostrum operation served as a "pull factor" has not been vindicated.

He sees the difficulty of his step-sister subsequently getting airtime for her case as linked to the fact that it has not been "vindicated by conviction".