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This report vindicates these families.

This report vindicates recent proposals to reform the guidelines on charity campaigning.

For advocates of the gas industry, the report vindicates the potential of natural gas in the economy.

Saying that the report vindicates him, Mr. Fredette said: "As I have stated all along I have done nothing wrong and the report completely exonerates me, which I believe makes our case in court even stronger.

He added that the report "vindicates" Mrs. Clinton's approach, which he described as "vigorous American-led diplomacy, close international cooperation and effective economic pressure, with the prospect of carefully calibrated incentives if Iran addresses our concerns".

In that sense, Mr Bush and Mr Powell can claim that the report vindicates them.The hard question is what the report implies about the UN's previous regime of sanctions and inspections a regime the French, among others, believed would contain Saddam.

One of Clinton's top GOP critics in Congress, Rep. Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, who chairs the Select Committee on Benghazi, said the report vindicates the controversial, long-running investigation he has run into Clinton's handling of the events surrounding the 2012 attacks on Americans in that Libyan city.

Georgian officials said Thursday that the report vindicated their position.

Atherton added that the report vindicated the industry's protestations of innocence.

Republicans said the report vindicated their concerns about the law, which was approved without a single Republican vote.

Italy's business newspaper, Il Sole 24 Ore, said the report vindicated those who were against the conflict.