“The attorney for the parents called the ruling a vindication for his clients.”

“The decision of the federal cabinet on softwood lumber is a vindication of the classic principles of federalism.”

“It is a total vindication of all war veterans suffering from Gulf War syndrome.”

“For some reason they have also chosen to crank the thumbscrews with an added splash of vindictiveness.”

“At some point, spying, vindictiveness, cruelty, manipulation, and rudeness turn against the one dishing those things out.”

“As for the magistrates, they have demonstrated either an amazing lack of imagination and intelligence or, more worryingly, vindictiveness.”

“Brutus, Brutus, vindicator of lost freedom, you are too proud to be a slave!”

“Thus far he figures as the vindicator of simple veracity against those who, in the name of morals, would make it of no account.”

“And yet the vindicator of Floyd intends, we are told, to vindicate himself!”