Laura Kuenssberg, who Katz lured back from ITV to become a Newsnight presenter and chief correspondent, has (in vindication of his judgment) been appointed BBC political editor.
James already has his vindication — a glittering, diamond-encrusted ring that says World Champions — but repeating may prove as great a challenge as dragging Boobie Gibson and Drew Gooden to the 2007 finals.
The Abbott government has claimed vindication of its car industry policies after a senior General Motors GMM) executive denied the decision to end Holden manufacturing in Australia was linked to a lack of federal funding.
"The fact that it's turned out that there's great interest at the bottom of the league has been vindication," said McGregor.
Catharsis had become vindication.
In a brief statement, Mr. Dunn said he was "grateful to have received vindication".
Senator Allen said that recent snowstorms had provided vindication for S.U.V. drivers.
And the beleaguered Mr. Tenet must have found vindication in allegations that Ahmad Chalabi, a darling of the Pentagon who was long mistrusted by the C.I.A., gave American secrets to Iran.
Later we had our vindication anyway.
Republicans have claimed vindication from all the stories about bonuses, saying workers have received more than $3 billion in extra pay so far.
