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The findings of the investigation largely vindicate Fisher, a 17-year N.B.A. veteran who was central in representing the union during the five-month lockout in 2011.

Despite those limitations, the panel's findings appeared to largely vindicate the company's ousted president, Michael C. Woodford, who had publicly questioned a series of exorbitant acquisition payments made by the company before his tenure.

But the Florida debates have largely vindicated my original premise.

The geological agency's survey largely vindicates the rising interest.

"We think it's the Switzerland of Latin America, and we've been largely vindicated," he said.

"It was traumatic at the time," he says, "but in the end I felt we had been largely vindicated".

He is not loved by the unions, but his argument that a stronger firm ultimately creates more jobs has been largely vindicated.

The people Blagojevich praises tend to be implicated in his schemes; the people he insults are largely vindicated for having avoided them.

Some commentators, especially in America, conclude from all this that the BBC is the principal villain in the tale, and that the government stands largely vindicated.

Annoyed by a lack of consultation and uncertain of the future, some foreign donors cut funding.Yet South Sudan's leadership has been largely vindicated.

Now that the evidence in the Microsoft case has been presented and the witnesses on both sides cross-examined, the Department of Justice seems to have been largely vindicated in its action (see article).