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The spirit is pure and direct, and it ends up being all flinty Americana, even given that quoting multicultural and historical, at times deeply historical precedent occurs purposefully throughout the body of work.

Each experimental condition (same-speaker precedent mismatch; same-speaker no precedent; different-speaker precedent mismatch; different-speaker no precedent) occurred 80 times throughout the experiment.

In other words, a change without precedent has already occurred, which seems to be endangering our species in a dramatic and lawful way: the appearance of artificial life could lead to the next evolutionary stage, in which we would turn out to be, at best, "out-of-date".

No trend suddenly occurs without a historical precedent.

A clear majority decision from the court is needed to set future legal precedent, and in the rare case when a split occurs, lower court rulings stand.

Our structure provides a clear mechanism for how transphosphorylation occurs on the activation segment and has many precedents in other dimeric protein kinases.

What occurs in Falluja in the next several weeks could set a precedent.

A condition precedent means that the contract does not become binding until a contingent act or event occurs.

It defies binding Supreme Court precedent that prevents states from banning abortions before a fetus can survive outside the womb, which generally occurs at about 24 weeks.

This is not without precedent, since we have demonstrated previously that inhibition of MCT1-mediated lactate transport by the organomercurial reagent pCMBS (p-chloromercuribenzene sulfonate) occurs when MCT1 associates with basigin, but not embigin [ 22].

Several assumptions and precedent assessments are needed to estimate the possible debris-flow hazard for a target site in real time, at the point at which the debris flow occurs.