"It's a P.R. disaster, making the commission look weak and France look vindicated," she said.
As soon as strong growth returned, as it did in 2013, Mr Osborne would look vindicated, as indeed he has.
Its president, Park Geun-hye, had been under pressure from America to improve relations with Japan, but now her rejection of Mr Abe looks vindicated.
The decision to allow Spidey to join the Marvel mob for the first time already looks vindicated, the fan fatigue which damaged both Amazing Spider-moviesvinstantlyntly jettisoned.
The club's and supporter's patience already look vindicated; instead of changing personnel and/or tactics, Klopp has been allowed to do what he does, with the result that BVB have started resembling their former selves.
And Mr Osborne's long-standing refusal to promise an overall cut in taxes looks vindicated, in the face of a burgeoning fiscal deficit.But the Tories fell short of offering a clear way out of the economic crisis, or at least a clearer one than the government.
Now Merse looks vindicated, and if he's able to tell you where you're going wrong, well, there's no greater humiliation than that.
BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms: "Ed Joyce's decision to ask Lancashire to bat first looked fully vindicated as Lancashire slumped to 148-7.
So far, reporters who observed that there did not seem to be huge waves of enthusiasm at the events held around Iowa look to be vindicated.
"While we vigorously deny the allegations made in these legal proceedings and looked forward to vindicating these claims in court, Skechers could not ignore the exorbitant cost and endless distraction of several years spent defending multiple lawsuits in multiple courts across the country," said David Weinberg, the company's chief financial officer.
