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Yet none of this vindicates the Euro-pessimists.

Some of the usual suspects have lately been touting a research paper by Baker et al that supposedly shows that policy uncertainty is an important factor in restraining the economy, and claiming that this vindicates the Republican view.

This vindicates the bidding, for it is over the required 50percentt, and there is a slight extra chance illustrated by the layout of the East-West cards shown in the diagram.

"This vindicates the many witnesses and employees of the sheriff's office who, at great personal risk, came forward to say they had been made to make political contributions over the years".

As the economy seems largely to have turned the corner, George Osborne and his team have been pumping out the message that this vindicates the austerian approach to fiscal policy by the coalition.

This vindicates the premise that one or more lipophilic side chains corresponding at least to the decyloxy side chain of DQ is a prerequisite for the development of new quinolones with antimycobacterial activities.

This vindicated the pretournament judgment of the cognoscenti.

This vindicated the manager in one sense yet despite dominating for long periods Liverpool never appeared likely to pile up the goals.

He said this vindicated the government's economic strategy and disproved those who had called for a slower pace of spending cuts and tax rises.

Just as that had vindicated the discipline of logic against the early enlightenment attacks, so this vindicated the discipline of metaphysics, understood as the "science of the possible as possible".

This outcome vindicates the government's approach to securing convictions against not only this particular defendant but also other senior leaders of Al Qaeda.