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"There is a mixture of vindication on the one hand and great apprehension on the other," said Edward Mortimer, a senior aide to Secretary General Kofi Annan.

Strong and deeply polarized emotions -- anger, bitter indignation and stunned disbelief on one side, and expressions of relief and vindication on the other -- rippled across the metropolitan area last night as politicians, community leaders and ordinary New Yorkers reacted swiftly to the acquittal of four white police officers in the killing of an unarmed black immigrant, Amadou Diallo.

recognition and vindication on the primary narcissistic level".

For some of us, vindication on the OBO that we're not alone is all we've got".

Despite Mr. Eppenstein's vindication on the Rule 11 issue, Shearson has had its way on the forum.

"For Acorn as a national organization, our vindication on the facts doesn't necessarily pay the bills," Bertha Lewis, the chief executive of Acorn, said in a statement.

JOHANNESBURG South African hotel industryexpects vindication on prices The South African Tourism Ministry has ordered an investigation into allegations that World Cup hotel prices are unreasonably high.

Ms Huan's lawyer said her client maintained her innocence, adding: "We look forward to her vindication on all the charges".

In fact, few officials or experts expected Iraq to disclose much, so their dissatisfaction was mixed with a feeling of vindication on that score.

"The bin Laden operation is the perfect vindication of the war on terror.

"The ICJ resolution … constitutes total vindication of the national viewpoint on the integrity of our territory," Costa Rica's president, Luis Guillermo Solís, told a news conference in San José.