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• Figure 2 vindicates these theoretical expectations, summarizing district-level estimates of coalition sticking by party and coalition.

• The decisions of the riksdag to endorse or initiate the extension of royal authority, at the expense of the high nobility, had been triumphantly vindicated.

• If this means that all evaluative considerations are not genuinely evaluative, then legal positivism is vindicated.

• A common-wealth and common-wealthsmen asserted and vindicated (1659), pp. 3-4.

• Whose grievance is vindicated by punishing these actors?

• Their ' superstition ' is vindicated as preferable to that of the philosophes.

• Such a success would seem to have vindicated the bloc's claims of fraud during the 1932 election.

• At every moment for the rest of eternity there will be sin that has not been expiated, wrongs that have not been vindicated.

• Among its other virtues, the correct, contextual, understanding of character traits vindicates the consequentialist against the familiar charge that she cannot be a genuine friend.

• Having vindicated the underlying principle of hard labour, the committee was now striving to bring a new institutional form of it to the centre stage.

• We also agree that functionalism cannot be vindicated as providing such an account by mere appeal to supervenience.

• If not constructed with the most meticulous care, the book is vindicated by the author's far-ranging research and intellectual vision.

• In other words, there is a standing presumption to interpret utilitarianism in a way that vindicates the pivotal role it plays in ethical theory.

• Why would a reviewing court ever make reference to features of the litigant's own situation, if the court were not vindicating "personal" rights?

• Moreover, a compensation order expresses more than disapproval of the defendant's wrong; it also publicly vindicates the plaintiff's right and validates her complaint.