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So for those who have long warned of a resurgence of European antisemitism, the survey will provide vindication of their concerns.
Another point of trends is to provide vindication when a garment you have been defiantly wearing for years in the face of unfashionability is suddenly returned to the fashion canon and you can smugly point out that you – unlike all those fair-weather try-hards who suddenly start wearing theirs – never stopped believing.
They provide vindication for the LGBT community and punish villains who deserve their fate.
Lin has made the Knicks enjoyable again, and provided vindication for D'Antoni's offensive vision.
Senator Allen said that recent snowstorms had provided vindication for S.U.V. drivers.
The announcement provided vindication for the mayor, Mr. Klein and their allies that the changes they had sought and the fights they had picked had been worthwhile.
The triple jump final provided vindication and relief for Jonathan Edwards of Britain, who won the gold with a leap of 58 feet 1 1/4 inches.
Jurors in State Supreme Court in Manhattan cleared the former officer, Merault Almonor, of a felony assault charge and two lesser counts, a decision that he said provided vindication in a racially charged case in which Mr. Almonor and his wife, Wilma Doré-Almonor Doré-Almonorsaidwas a victheirf racial profiling.
To secure unambiguous confirmation of the absolute configuration of compounds 1a and 1b, the ECD calculation at the B3LYP/6-31G** B3LYP/6-31G**sian 03 program package was carried out, which provided vindication of their configuration [10].
For those who worked to win the initial ruling against Chevron, the transcripts have provided vindication in a process that has undermined the findings of the Ecuadoran courts.
Though Pope Francis's 12-month forgiveness shindig is unraveling fast, it has at least provided vindication to the growing pro-choice campaigners in the Philippines to enlist one of the most powerful virtues of Catholicism.
