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Just as admirably, the Court now rejects the Justice Department's pitch for overruling Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that vindicated a woman's freedom to choose whether to bear a child.

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How else can we explain her justification for a verdict that vindicated Zimmerman of killing an unarmed boy who was lawfully walking in his neighborhood?

United States officials, who had been pushing the Iraqi Parliament to adopt a law revising the de-Baathification process, billed the new measure as a critical accomplishment that vindicated the strategy of an American troop increase.

The discovery generated worldwide headlines, but some teams were unable to replicate the findings and the actual genes have not been found not even by a team that vindicated Hamer's identification of Xq28 in a sample size 10 times larger than his last year.

To Raed this was a moment of immense pride: "Civil society was victorious over guns". It was a moment that vindicated his philosophy.

Portuguese officials disagreed, describing the auction as a success that vindicated their strategy of financing its debt through the markets rather than requesting aid from Europe's financial rescue fund.

The acrimonious five-year doping case involving the American sprinter Jerome Young was resolved yesterday in a ruling that vindicated criticism of the United States' track and field federation by world anti-doping leaders and the United States Olympic Committee.

These veterans of Kenya's Mau Mau uprising had been waiting for hours for a ruling that vindicated their right to claim damages for the torture and abuses carried out by British colonial authorities.

German supporters stayed in their places more than an hour after the final whistle as the victorious side indulged in lengthy celebrations of a win that vindicated the rebuilding plan put in place when they suffered the humiliation of going out of Euro 2004 at the group stage, which resulted in then coach Rudi Voller's resignation.

In this role Everett was instrumental in acquiring and distributing a map that vindicated the United States from accusations that it had cheated Britain out of land in the 1842 Webster Ashburton Treaty.