Spencer described the album's content as "the customary mournful and doom-laden Harrison we've come to know and fear, only this time the rigours of love take precedence over matters spiritual", before concluding: "I've played it, I don't mind it … Hari fans can anticipate purchase with glee.
Usually, age takes precedence, no matter the ailments of the senescent first generation of princes sired by the Kingdom's founder, the warrior Abdulaziz Al-Saud.
Work, duty and service take precedence over personal matters until February, and with Mercury in uncooperative mood, even your best-laid plans are subject to a rethink.
The government invoked financial privilege to prevent the proposal being bounced back to the Commons unchanged because MPs take precedence on spending matters; but the new amendment does not mention a specific number of refugees, instead saying it "shall be determined by the government in consultation with local authorities".
The DRC report, though trumped by the Interior Department's new precedence in such matters, nevertheless released a report in April 1962, stating that the project was economically feasible and would attract new industries to Alaska.
Most serumistas explained that these communities had other priorities that took precedence over health matters.
David Fincher turns his "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" into his "Ball of Fire" or "His Girl Friday": given so much written matter to squeeze into the movie, he does so at top speed, a speed so noteworthy that it takes precedence over the matter itself.
Richard Brody wrote of Fincher's approach that, "given so much written matter to squeeze into the movie, he does so at top speed, a speed so noteworthy that it takes precedence over the matter itself," and added that "watching the movie analytically, with the slow-motion and freeze-frame of a DVD player, will prove very rewarding".
For instance, if the host has renter's insurance, that may take precedence in the matter.
Precedence is all that matters, like a water right in Wyoming.
