Encara no tenim significats per a "completely vindicated".
1His client had been completely vindicated by the decision, Mr Burns said.
2It was greatest moment in my life, 'cause I felt completely vindicated.
3Our client's character and actions have now been completely vindicated by the court.
4But the wisdom of Lincoln's peremptory order was completely vindicated.
5A spokesperson for a Motiti Island trust says members feel completely vindicated by the report.
6The court's decision this week completely vindicated Mr Goodwin.
7Jones, who was completely vindicated in Pollard's report, has vehemently denied leaking information to newspapers about Savile.
8On appeal Louise's position was completely vindicated.
9Northern Ireland's police chief has said a probe into alleged misconduct in public office has completely vindicated him.
10They feel completely vindicated even though the case will be appealed & they may never see the money.
11Her accuracy is therefore completely vindicated.
12Fallen press baron Conrad Black last night predicted he would be completely vindicated of US criminal fraud charges.
13They were still further and more completely vindicated by the misdeeds of the party they had sought to defeat.
14Their fitness, conditioning and obvious hunger and desire completely vindicated Liam Sheedy's comments about how well they had ben training.
15Speaking on behalf of the equivalent Somerset group, Peter Murphy said he and his fellow campaigners felt " completely vindicated".
16It was a courageous move on his part to leave Sky for Movistar, and it looked to have been completely vindicated.
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