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3.58pm GMT Vindication for journalists Liz MacKean and Meirion Jones are completely vindicated by Pollard.

And their intellectual and moral courage has been completely vindicated by events.

"And if I'm going to provide advice and given that my initial advice was of course based on a hunch which has been completely vindicated by events, completely vindicated by events, but I wanted later on to check whether that hunch was indeed correct".

We have secured this country's economic stability with our plan to reduce the debt and deficit, which I think has been completely vindicated by events over the last year on the European continent".

"(Dahlia) feels that he was completely vindicated by the arbitrator's decision and is hopeful in getting his job back," said Dahlia's attorney Jeffrey Lipow, who is handling the state lawsuit.

He and George Osborne believe the UK's demands have been totally vindicated by events and are even more relevant now that a banking union is on the table.

One source said: "Matt feels totally vindicated by this.

"I feel delighted, completely vindicated.

(If by some chance it is not, Mr. Stern said, gold bugs will be completely vindicated).

Still, Mr. Robertson is not completely vindicated.

I was yet again completely vindicated".