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justificar
Show to be right by providing justification or proof.
justify
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justificar
1
He
vindicates
the rules of sexual morality on the grounds of benevolence.
2
This paper completely
vindicates
the resolution to which the Commons had come.
3
United States vs Google
vindicates
old antitrust gripes from Microsoft OAKLAND, Calif.
4
He thus unwittingly
vindicates
the Tánaiste's view, rather than refuting it.
5
It is this that Darwin's idea -and now Ida -truly
vindicates
.
6
At least the result of today's contest in a measure
vindicates
my method.
7
That
vindicates
last year's rejection of an opportunistic private equity-backed bid.
8
The accusation in itself convicts the accused and
vindicates
the accuser.
9
In a tweet on Saturday, Trump said the memo totally
vindicates
'Trump' in probe.
10
It
vindicates
the majesty of law, it deepens the gulf between righteousness and sin.
11
Hindsight is what
vindicates
whether you feel bad or not.
12
Did he say anything which
vindicates
my appointment of him as my court jester?'
13
This
vindicates
all of us who have always argued for a purely peaceful way forward.
14
This rhetoric
vindicates
racism - which needs to stop.
15
We have nothing to hide and believe that all the evidence fully
vindicates
Stephen Hunt.
16
Jack McQuestion aptly
vindicates
the grip of the North.
vindicates
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