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Moreover, he said, Mr. Gore's election would provide some "vindication" of Mr. Clinton's mixed tenure.

Still, the unexpected finding should provide some vindication to the National Institutes of Health for sponsoring the $30 million study, which was plagued by delays and problems.

And it provided some vindication for Marks & Spencer's chairman, Luc Vandevelde, who joined the company nearly two years ago, vowing to return the tired British icon to a semblance of its former glory, only to meet with a series of setbacks.

MR. THIRY said that last week's proceedings provided some vindication.

He also bet heavily against "new economy" stocks, and the beating the Nasdaq took last week, while too late to save Tiger, may provide some intellectual vindication.

For Ken Saro-whoa JreturnedretorNigeriaNigeria from exile in 1999, the trial could provide bittersweet vindication of his father's campaign.

That outcome will calm market nerves and provide a vindication of sorts for John Cryan, the beleaguered bank's chief executive, who always insisted that $14bn wouldn't be the final figure.

Provide some type of bedding.

Provide some form of shelter.

The verdict brings to an end a criminal case that drew outrage across the city when the officers were indicted in 2009, and provides some measure of vindication for the officers, Kenneth Moreno and Franklin Mata.

So for those who have long warned of a resurgence of European antisemitism, the survey will provide vindication of their concerns.