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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.

Nunes strongly denied any wrongdoing and said he would be vindicated of accusations that he said came from "left-wing activist groups". But the ethics investigation served to damage his rising career in Congress at least for the short term.

(Reuters) Black Calls Charges a 'Massive Smear Job' The former newspaper magnate Conrad M. Black yesterday derided fraud charges against him as a "massive smear job" and vowed to be vindicated of accusations he looted millions of dollars from Hollinger International.

As Strauss-Kahn celebrated his victory and prepared to collect his passport from police in New York, friends and supporters in France declared him blanchi – literally whitened – cleared and vindicated after accusations that had blackened his name and stymied his attempt to become the next president of France in 2012.

From accusation to meme: "That's racist".

Remember, confrontation is different from accusation.

Since I began writing about this issue a couple years ago, a number of cops have told me they welcome citizen video -- indeed that such videos have vindicated them or other cops they know from false accusations of brutality.

"I don't really feel like he personally had to vindicate himself from anything," Short said.

The findings seem to vindicate criticisms from Conservative donors who have described Cameron's election campaign as dull and uninspiring.

But Mr Mayweather is not backing down from the accusation.

History has a way of vindicating people from hysteria if they have principles.