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Ms. Zambello concurred: "There's a long precedent for history-based operas.
That in itself isn't new, and it isn't unique: photographing cruelty has a long precedent in American life.
The show includes, besides a sculpture in glass and steel of a kind that has a long precedent in Richter's art, eighteen innovative, one-off prints.
There is a long precedent in American culture, however, for treating the forms of alcohol differently, said Mr. Thompson of Syracuse.
"And there's a long precedent for it, from recent writers who became artists, like Ne-Yo and John Legend, and going back to people like Carole King and Smokey Robinson".
It's a passion with long precedent.
There are long precedents for Russians collecting Western art.
Senator Ted Cruz, of Texas, sees a "long historical precedent" for a slimmer Supreme Court.
A long historical precedent stands behind these judicial methods for the establishment of truth, for knowing how to know what's true and what's not.
Is it not a national disgrace that TSA should spend its time confiscating butter knives from uniformed pilots rather than focusing on deadly threats with a long historical precedent?You should read the whole piece.
All Ms. Quinn has ultimately done is underscore that her current problems of impulse control have a long biographical precedent, and that while she has courageously overcome two of those symptoms, she hasn't succeeded in vanquishing her temper, which has a broader range of public repercussions.
