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There was no note suggesting that the judge's verdict might have vindicated that decision, or that maybe sixteen-year-old girls in places like Steubenville would be a little safer now.

America, you've vindicated that hope these past eight years.

He has vindicated that opinion many times over since he came here.

Nothing has vindicated that view more than the events since Sept. 11, when Russia's support has been essential for fighting the Taliban, and would be even more critical for fighting Iraq.

Time has vindicated that composer's first thoughts in this matter, if with the unfortunate consequence that his substitute final movement -- the last music he completed -- now has no home.

Subsequent events have vindicated the dissenters in that case.

While the controversy, dubbed 'Climategate,' made huge headlines, the multiple investigations that have vindicated the scientists involved haven't had the same impact.

Indeed, the book is just the sort of tangible proof of accomplishment that might have vindicated Crane's ambitions in the eyes of his father, C. A. Crane, a hardheaded businessman whose doubts about his son's career were never fully dispelled.

Miers would later call Deputy Attorney General McNulty seeking a possible statement that would have "vindicated" Renzi.

The continent-wide ripples from Ireland's banking crisis have vindicated the Euroskeptics who argued that the E.U. was expanded too hastily, and that a single currency couldn't accommodate such a wide diversity of nations.

And the Irish government's hat-in-hand pilgrimages to Brussels have vindicated every nationalist who feared that economic union would eventually mean political subjugation.