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His position has now been vindicated.

The Lawrence family, who rightly felt even during Macpherson's inquiry that the police were being less than honest, have now been vindicated.

Joe Schmidt's decision to include Healy in his final World Cup 31 has now been vindicated, even though the Leinster prop was not fully fit when selected.

Unlikely as it seemed at the time, this strategy has now been vindicated: chapeau!There is, however, another way in which Mr Gingrich's high standing in the polls is improbable.

Mr Silver, who has taken the brunt of the backlash over statistical methods in this campaign, has now been vindicated as the finest soothsayer this side of Nostradamus, and is enjoying a nice sales bump for his new book on the art of prediction.Just as the criticism piled on Mr Silver in recent months was grossly misplaced, so will the praise be for his sterling showing on election night.

But he feels he has now been vindicated professionally and personally.

Coley's general approach is now being vindicated: some of the most promising new cancer drugs enlist the immune system to attack the disease.

Our commitment to Iraq is now being vindicated and, if sustained, will enable us to establish an example of pluralism in a Muslim state with a flourishing economy.

Years after her vilification for labelling media studies a "Mickey Mouse degree" when she was education minister, it appears she may now be vindicated.

The New York Times reported, "In effect, Mr Obama is arguing that he reluctantly went along with those who said it was the way to combat the Islamic State, but that he never wanted to do it and has now has been vindicated in his original judgment".

Now he has been vindicated again, and on an even larger stage.