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It would be well to consider this precedent at a moment in time when the defense budget is going to be seriously cut back to reduce the federal deficit.

Other states are considering this precedent.

It is important to consider this precedent.

The court considered the precedent of Sony's Betamax video-recording technology, which had faced a lawsuit brought by Disney and Universal in 1984 calling for a ban on the system because it would allow infringement of their copyrighted material.

It is understood to have considered the precedent set by the Manchester United defender Chris Smalling, who was not charged when he was pictured in newspapers dressed as a suicide bomber because the pictures were taken at a private party.

For this reason, it is important to consider the precedent of the German Christian movement.

If this circumspection seems strange in an era of artistic commodification and cross-promotion, consider this: there is no precedent for a furniture retailer opening a Chelsea art gallery.

So consider this: there is a precedent for conspiracies against an elected British government, it is not so long ago, and it was waged against an administration that represented a significantly smaller threat to the existing order than that offered by Jeremy Corbyn's Labour.

Consider the precedent of cellular phones.

This doesn't mean that Congress should rubber-stamp Obama, merely that its members might pause and consider the precedent that they are setting, regardless of the wisdom of a cruise-missile attack on Syrian installations.

Consider that precedent and you start to apprehend that those of us waiting for an honest Shackleton-like figure are likely to be waiting a long time.