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He also said that judge's decision in the EMI case had vindicated MP3tunes and its model.

Google said Friday that the successful appeal had vindicated its position.

Tehran, in turn, praised the agency, saying it had vindicated Iran.

The immigration minister, Peter Dutton, said the court's decision had "vindicated" the government's policies.

But at the same time, in a funny way, it had vindicated his ideas about catastrophe.

On Monday, Citigroup said it was delighted that a jury had vindicated its position.

Four hours later, I put my pencil down, supremely confident that I had vindicated myself.

But it is not as if time had vindicated the conservative style at the expense of more revolutionary ones.

His historical works are really apologetic, showing by facts how the church had vindicated itself against heretics and heathens.

"I'm not like that; my skin is too tough," he replied, when asked if the Series had vindicated him.

After the decision, the premier, Gladys Berejiklian, said the decision was a "huge relief" that had "vindicated" the government.