Those closest to the campaign greeted Trump's vindication by pointing out just how few politicians, pundits and journalists ever thought his national victory – secured in a total of 38 states – was possible.
Initially, McGowan, who was reportedly paid $100,000 by Weinstein, tweeted about Baldwin's apperance on PBS as vindication of her point that women's accusations of sex harassment and assault are frequently dismissed.
"For me it's not about vindication or making a point or justifying what I did.
While that appeared for much of the year to be a problem for him as the public grew increasingly disenchanted with the lack of progress in stabilizing Iraq, he is casting the glimmers of improvement there as a vindication and a selling point as he tries to get his campaign back on track.
This has been taken by many to be a vindication of the foundational point of view of mathematical intuitionism.
"This is vindication for everyone who pointed out that the government has slashed flood defence spending and neglected to prepare for climate change, needlessly jeopardising thousands of people's homes," he said.
The tournament has assumed the proportions of a milestone for South Africa's democracy, a point of political vindication and economic renewal, a test of the viability of Africa's greatest experiment in multiracialism.
For vindication of his critique, Simpson points to the scandal in the Rampart police division of Los Angeles, in which 100 prisoners have been released because of accusations of police malfeasance.
In a moment of transparent personal vindication, he might have made his point far more eloquently by resisting the opportunity to labour it.
Moreover, they're like a badge of honor, or experience points — something that you point to as a vindication of your cooking skills.
If it does, it will be a vindication of economic optimists who have pointed to the household survey as the better jobs indicator of the last three years.
