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DEEP THOUGHTS: After the 2008 crash seemed to vindicate some of the gloomier ideas in Nassim Nicholas Taleb's best seller "The Black Swan," my financial-world friends occasionally cited Taleb as a sort of mystical guru figure.

But Suzlon's results for the year that ended in March vindicated some of the optimistic forecasts made for the business.

Coley's general approach is now being vindicated: some of the most promising new cancer drugs enlist the immune system to attack the disease.

"My own view is that the new sciences of human nature really do vindicate some version of the tragic vision and undermine the utopian outlook that until recently dominated large segments of intellectual life," he writes.

However, even accounts that derive reasons from the nature of agency may ultimately vindicate some form of internalism.

The revised budget target, while not unexpected, would appear to vindicate some critics of I.M.F.

When World War I ended, the experience of it seemed to vindicate the power of the defensive over the offensive.

The 2D account can vindicate some stability, but it may not be able to vindicate all commonsense epistemic intuitions about sameness of meaning.

This brought on attempts to vindicate the adequacy of the power of Congress to incorporate such an institution.

The files vindicate the whistleblowers of the Nauru regime.

In reply, Ludovico successfully urged King Charles VIII of France to vindicate the claims of the French royal house to Naples.