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Alfred Jensen's paintings of numbers are a precursor to much recent art that concerns itself with numerals and letters.

The weekend discussions are a precursor to a summit meeting of European leaders planned for Oct. 23 in Brussels.

Both of these examples are a precursor to something much bigger: the rise of women in the tech industry as a whole.

The rules are likely to affect less than a third of Indonesia's metal exports but are a precursor to a total ban on exports of raw materials.

The implants are a precursor to fitting the boy with prosthetic eyes that will look and move more like normal eyes, but do not restore vision.

"A lot of times the winning party always claims their victories are a precursor," said Gov. Bill Owens of Colorado, chairman of the Republican Governors Association, which now has 29 members.

It was a precursor of the stagecoach.

It is a precursor of the placenta.

In a way, it's a precursor of rap".

That could be a precursor to lower interest rates.

Devil's Due A surprise pregnancy turns out to be a precursor to a satanic nightmare.