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Lehman Vindication The Lehman Brothers bankruptcy examiner must be popular at the hedge fund Greenlight Capital.

It was not the apology or vindication the couple had sought.

After this vindication "The Rite" began to make its way, not as a shocker but as a modern classic.

With vindication, the grace with which he had responded to these tribulations would give him an aura of nobility.

"Our only wish would be that Pierce were here to see his vindication," the family said in a statement.

For Bush, 9/11 was a personal vindication, the moment his presidency became exempt from ordinary, civilian criticism.

From this perspective, the vindication of the Marxist hypothesis by the consequences of its transformational activity paralleled the general pragmatic thesis of the vindication of an hypothesis by its success in modifying the natural and human environment.

"Now to work on the vindication part!" The reason for all the excitement?

Indeed, one of the central concerns throughout Henry's career was the vindication of the absolutely scientific nature of theology.

But it is said that Congress entrusted the vindication of the public interest to private litigants.

Often their clients are happy with the vindication of the court judgment.