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Happy at this vindication by his fellow parliamentarians, Mr. Chamberlain tonight entrained for Scotland to resume the fishing vacation which was interrupted in August by Adolf Hitler's preparations to invade the Sudetenland.

"I'm gratified by this vindication of the city's push to protect lives and property in New York," he said.

Despite this vindication, Boone was humiliated by the court martial, and he rarely spoke of it.

"For us this is huge vindication by real people".

"For us, yes, this is huge vindication by real people," Ms. Derbyshire said after hugging her lawyers and even jurors.

F. Montgomery Brown, another defense lawyer, said of the acquittal, "This is a vindication by a courageous jury that Sholom is not the kind of man who would want minors working" in the plant.

Despite this vindication, Bernard resigned as governor in 1771.

Abramovich felt he could wait no longer to dismiss Villas-Boas, even though this crucial game was looming - and he will feel that decision has been given a measure of vindication by the transformation in this Chelsea side.

Such successes are seen as vindication by the Greenbergs, who are dreaming big again.

The ruling late Thursday in Bridgeport, Conn., was hailed as a vindication by the plaintiff, Bristol Technologies.

Unfortunately, however she performs, it will be seen as vindication by her supporters, or devoid of meaning by her critics.