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Note that the closeness centrality metric is relatively more computation-intensive (a shortest path algorithm needs to be run at every vertex), as is also vindicated by the results in Table 3 and Fig. 7.

Our perception regarding the utility of a ready reference for geometries, energies and stabilities of nc RNA base pairs is also vindicated by the favorable response to 'Non-canonical RNA Base Pair Database' which was made available earlier to the scientific community, by some of the contributing authors of this article.

In Ohio, which was the subject of exhaustive surveying and analysis, the pollsters were also vindicated.

Eventually, Seward was also vindicated in his determination to acquire the strategically important territories of Hawaii, the Panama Canal Zone, and Alaska.

(When Other Music outlasted both Tower and the Virgin Megastore that eventually opened ten blocks north, in Union Square, its premise was also vindicated).

The marchers are also vindicated by opinion up and down the social scale, although the 49%-36 49%-36ce of opinion in favour of the marchers among the so-called AB occupational grades is somewhat more balanced than the crushing anti-war majorities among working-class voters.

Governor Morris, a long-time resident of the island, demanded an inquiry into his behaviour, alleging it had been misrepresented in the press and other writings; he was also vindicated.

They are also vindicating, said Grann, Percy Fawcett, the explorer who partly inspired Conan Doyle's book The Lost World.

It is also a warning that she too should keep quiet.Last year nature appeared to vindicate Mr Wu.

But Ross' pronouncements are also liable to vindicate the fears of liberal trade skeptics already worried that the Trump administration's version of revising NAFTA will amount to simply expanding NAFTA's reach to new sectors of the economy.

Canseco said he was also working on "Vindicated" and a novel during this time.