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We discuss precedent a great deal on the course.

Of course, the Iraq precedent, a story of botched intelligence, is a terrible one.

But P. Diddy had apparently set a celebrity precedent: a single employee dedicated to umbrella handling.

Justice Alito called the majority's approach a "dramatic departure from precedent," a problematic statement for Ms. Chaidez.

Under a Supreme Court precedent, a company can close a particular operation without negotiating a closing with a union.

Paul Hoskins is the founder and chairman of Precedent, a digital communications agency working in the higher education sector.

In its decision, the court said this view violated the First Amendment and cited as precedent a 2011 Supreme Court decision, Sorrell vs. IMS Health.

He would not have stepped down if he did not think he was setting a sound precedent: a resignation prompted by physical, not institutional, weakness.

In what is being viewed as a precedent, a government-appointed inspector this month declared Coventry's long-term planning blueprint illegal for a significant reason.

Destiny is exciting but it has set a scary precedent: a team of many hundreds, a budget in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Opponents of abortion cite as precedent a 30-year-old ban on the use of taxpayer money to pay for elective abortions.