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Taiwan offers a precedent.
The episode offers a precedent for Trump, but an ambiguous one, given Nixon's fate.
Yet the Impac in Dublin offers a precedent, dividing the award between author and translator in cases of foreign-language winners.
"Deathtrap" offers a precedent for such casting in its original Broadway leading man: John Wood, a Briton who must have found the meta-theatrical to be something of a lark, at least by comparison with the Molières and Stoppards that kept Mr. Wood on the New York stage throughout much of the 1970s.
But Cushing's actions still offer a precedent for cooperation and compromise.
Tells how the successful 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia does not offer a precedent for the Russian now.
Each of these emergency releases sought to remedy a discrete supply reduction and none offer a precedent for a release under the current circumstances.
At this point, such an account must remain somewhat speculative as the literature does not offer a precedent for stronger holistic effects for inverted stimuli.
It would protect the indigenous tribes living in Yasuni and also offer a precedent for reducing future carbon emissions by forgoing fossil fuel extraction.
There are plenty of safe driving apps for cell phones, which might offer a precedent for Google to follow.
They have offered a precedent-setting approach to embed true respect for people's feelings into risk management policy making.
