When I asked Condé if he felt vindicated when the U.S. Justice Department began investigating the Simandou deal, he refused to take the bait.
Its success was vindicated when Facebook bought the company for $1bn£629m9m) in April this year, when there were 30m accounts.
(Group 5) Participants who struggled with prolonged high levels of pain and/or disability expressed dissatisfaction when they sensed disbelief by health professionals of their injury, and felt vindicated when diagnostic scans displayed evidence of an injury.
He came under scrutiny in 1982 when his class was accused of cheating on the Advanced Placement exam, but was vindicated when most re-took the test and passed a second time.
When the council's Transport Committee met in September, LCCC's position was at least partially vindicated when councillors shied away from a decision on the TRO until the Transport Committee's November meeting, taking place today.
The doubters seemed vindicated when the team performed dismally in the cup qualifiers.
When he was vindicated in the Supreme Court, he felt he got justice".
These fears were vindicated when managers went ahead with what Monitor described as "inaccurate" budgets.
But we felt vindicated when the Daily Mail came along and gave it four stars.
The companies said they expected to be vindicated when the government finishes its refund cases next spring.
