Jon observes that there have been more precedents in the UK for periods of a rapidly growing housing market to end in this way.
Lawyers in the George W. Bush administration added more precedents after Congress passed budget bills that barred State Department officials, but not other agencies, from attending meetings chaired by a country linked to terrorism.
Both stylish dressers, sharing an irreverent humor, the two are known for a colorful life that may have more precedents in Hollywood (see Taylor-Burton, Dick and Liz) or the literary scene (see Fitzgerald, F. Scott & Zelda) than the more insular New York art world.
Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, has encouraged young women to "lean in", to create more opportunities for themselves and more precedents for the women following them.She has also been criticised, however, for "faux feminism" rather than resisting the male hierarchy.
He said the risk was of "a major overshoot in prices and buildup in debt followed by a sharp correction with negative equity and an overhang of debt for many households", adding: "Unfortunately, there are more precedents in UK for periods of a rapidly growing housing market to end in this way".
The results of the survey indicated that doctors who had read more precedents showed more distrust toward patients.
