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On March 27, the Obama administration proposed the first-ever rule to limit greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants.

These include tougher fuel-efficiency standards for cars and the first-ever rules in the U.S. governing carbon emissions from power plants.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency took an important step last year when it proposed the first-ever rules to rein in methane emissions from future oil and gas facilities.

You never ever rule out anything.

This fall, HBO is rolling out an entirely unique language course dedicated to the first tribe the Mother of Dragons ever ruled.

It hosted the first ever composite rules shinty-hurling match in Scotland, in 1897.

Neither the Supreme Court nor any other federal court has ever ruled that the Sixteenth Amendment (or any other part of the Constitution) does not authorize a Federal income tax on compensation for personal services.

Was delayed puberty ever ruled out in this patient?

In 2011, the Obama administration rolled out the first ever fuel-efficiency rules for Class 8 trucks, the heaviest vehicles on the road.

It was less than a year that the world delightedly welcomed the first ever transition of democratic rule in Pakistan from one elected government to another through general elections that brought Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's center-right Pakistan Muslim League (P.M.L).

In America, citizen action forced EPA to adopt the first ever mercury and air toxics rule in 2012.