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Critics of stem-cell research would be wrong to see Hwang's downfall as vindication of their broader moral complaints.

Its officials quietly exulted over the legal vindication for the blockade and the right to board, at least in principle.

If he turns out to be right, the vindication could propel his career. His party may even look to him as a future leader.

The White House, doubtless expecting a Reagan-like vindication, noted that this was the biggest four-month drop since 1984.

The flash-crash report provides some vindication for high-frequency trading firms, which had been widely blamed for the mayhem that day.

Despite this vindication, Boone felt humiliated , and moved away from Boonesborough a year later.

If and when that happens, it would be the ultimate vindication of Bruno's fatal vision of a cosmos teeming with worlds.

But it is difficult to see the vote as a ringing endorsement of the new charter itself, let alone as a vindication of last September's coup.

What sweet vindication that would be for the Democrat whose own party tried so hard to stop him running.

The research about this question will finally rest on the tension between vindication and social control of AOS.

Two days later, flushed with vindication, she knocked on my front door and handed me a yellowed newspaper clipping.

This includes the freedom of legal representation, the vindication of the right to defence and many other services.

They hope for at least partial vindication of their own repressive policies.

One result of China's inexorable rise is the growing number of people who claim the country's progress as vindication of their own ideas.

The result is partly a vindication for him and his own colour-coded, die-hard supporters, the red shirts.

A jubilant Iran, which says it has never sought nuclear weapons, claimed vindication.

Fortunately, equally bemused Chinese Studies graduate colleagues who find the taboos beyond belief provide a source of vindication.

But in the long run Mr Edwards turned out to be right, with last year's financial calamities his apparent vindication.

The vindication came not from fossils, or from specimens of living creatures, or from dissection of their organs.

But that vindication would come only years after Mr. Lowery had served his sentence and was paroled in 1991.

On substance, however, the speech and other events this week look more like a vindication of the past seven years.

She sees the effort as a vindication of Mozilla's belief that browser choice is essential.

Vindication: This effect will no longer be absorbed by Grounding Totem.

Wollstonecraft, Mary. A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. Edited by Miriam Brody. New York: Penguin, 1992.

That so few soldiers in the coalition died somehow seemed to Americans a vindication .

Yesterday the EU seized on the WTO report as vindication of its criticism.

Nor should the social market countries be too emboldened by this vindication.

'It's a clear vindication of Huawei, our brand, our legal claims and our business practices, ' Mr. Plummer said.

Yet have we really pressed the case for the vindication of reason and civilized values?

Truth is generally the best vindication against slander.

For the 57-year-old Mr. Netanyahu, there is a sort of grim vindication in such attacks.

Last week, the silent authors had their moment of vindication as Eastern Europe went haywire.

His vindication of a great lady.

Was her "Vindication of the Rights of Woman" unmentionable?

Vindication for the blonde beauty, the island will prove that they are both beauty and brains.

PengLiang vindication for liu hong was also a robust serious criticism elder sister-in-law.

Sunday's vote outcome was a vindication for Mr. Chavez, who lost a December 2007 poll.

The Georgian crisis also looks, at first sight, like a vindication for Mr McCain.

From one view, the Douglas-Fairhurst biography is, if nothing else, a brilliant vindication of textual analysis.

The Chicago Tribune blog Raising Coconuts also called the news "vindication. "

I mentioned moral vindication earlier.

But vindication appears to come sooner and more easily in financial services.

I gasp with surprise and vindication - and the B that I was chewing on gets lodged in my throat.

But vindication came quickly.

He later received a vindication of sorts.

Both sides claimed vindication from a report by a group of European experts into the causes of last year's war between Russia and Georgia.

It could allow the FARC to claim vindication for their 45-year war and finally seek peace, he says.

But this is not because the crisis has provided any great vindication of the discipline.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers say this is the first step to vindication, and they will move to have the charges dismissed.

It is a book that can explain shuowen and vindication common words, which is wrote by Zhou Poqi, a paleographers figure of the Yuan dynasty.

And they claimed vindication when commodity prices plunged in the second half of 2008.

"The report is a belated vindication of the allegations my father raised 25 years ago, " says Mr Saro-Wiwa Junior.

Presumably this is because it is a powerful vindication of their research, and not because they are Spanish.

Yes, if he's found not guilty fans will again be drawn to his talents and rally in the wake of his vindication. -29%

Vindication for "Metaphysics" --A Survey on "Metaphysics" and Its Significance during the Period of Culture Reconstruction

Formation of Self vindication in Europe and its Influence on Criminal Procedure

Comparison of the Standards of International Convention and Chinese Criminal Vindication System

Our goal is not the victory of might, but the vindication of right;

in the vindication of citizen's fundamental rights for guaranteeing individual equity;

The Course Exploitation Based on the Middling Vocational School Itself: Vindication, Animadversion and Developments

Mental Health Promotion and Vindication for College Students Living In Poverty

Totality in the background of extrapolation: a vindication to totality

Vindication for Hongkong Culture: Hardship Consciousness in Huang Weiliang's Proses

Vindication of the Rights of Woman

Classic cases in China's village self-governance and legal rights vindication