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“They are seeing this as a fulfillment of their prophecies, as vindication of their theology,” said Matthew Taylor, a scholar at the Institute for Islamic, Christian, and Jewish Studies, who has written a book about this religious movement and the Capitol riot.

The findings were seen as vindication for those who found themselves facing down powerful officialdom, the state, and religious institutions - and often struggling to be believed.

But the aggrieved American man now rides on a sense of vindication in celebrating Trump’s return to the White House.

Rather, for hedge fund owner Bill Ackman, it’s vindication that X—where Ackman repeatedly pushed disinformation around network news, vaccines, and plagiarism—is the epitome of accuracy.

Sources within government see its report, to be published on Tuesday, as a vindication of its pledge to deliver a net zero carbon electricity system in Great Britain by 2030, a key part of Labour's election manifesto.