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The exec added that while this year's E3 presence marks a notable shift from past presentations, it doesn't represent a new precedent moving forward.

The scientific community, and the non-indigenous community can bring great healing and set a precedent moving forward by respecting the wishes of Hawaiians in protecting this sacred site from development.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, invoking the Udall precedent, moves to change the rules to eliminate the filibuster, and his caucus — over howls from the Democratic minority — agrees.

"I wonder about that precedent -- moving highways to facilitate development," said John Robert Middlemas, a businessman and conservationist who is a prominent member of Florida chapters of both the Audubon Society and the Nature Conservancy.

"The precedent for moving quickly on a sample to make a key decision was already established," Dr. Ley said.

Celtic are citing their European Cup Winners Cup game at Old Trafford in 1984 against Rapid Vienna  as a potential precedent for moving the game.

"That, I think, might create a precedent for moving the other five cases as well".

But their hard-line stance -- one that breaks from Senate precedent on moving Supreme Court nominees -- puts the party's vulnerable senators in a tough spot.

It's generally a two-step process: in confronting a politically charged issue, the court first decides a case in a "narrow" way, but then uses that decision as a precedent to move in a more dramatic, conservative direction in a subsequent case.

KPCB continues to believe it has strong arguments and precedent to move the matter to arbitration.

KPCB is disappointed in Judge Kahn's decision and intends to file an appeal believing it has strong arguments and precedent to move the matter to arbitration.