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Lawyers in the George W. Bush administration added more precedents after Congress passed budget bills that barred State Department officials, but not other agencies, from attending meetings chaired by a country linked to terrorism.

There are precedents, after all, for doing the right thing, even in politics.

The enshrinement of Shelley, who wrote a pamphlet entitled The Necessity of Atheism, set a precedent after all.

The term "Maxwellisation" comes from the name of the publisher Robert Maxwell, who set a legal precedent after he took issue with a government report.

A1 Grisly Case Has Precedent After a woman was charged with killing a pregnant woman and taking her baby, experts say those in similar cases share psychological threads: a longing for a child combined with either psychopathic tendencies, or a psychotic break, which creates a belief that an infant must be claimed, at any cost.

After all, Yahoo has set that precedent after scooping up sites like Geocities and del.icio.us only to abandon development and let the sites rot in the Internet sun.

There's precedent, after all.

The N.B.A. set a precedent for after-the-game-altercations in November when Sacramento's DeMarcus Cousins was suspended for two games for confronting Sean Elliott, a broadcast analyst for the San Antonio Spurs.

But their own behavior had also set a terrible precedent, and after a certain point such arguments became largely theoretical.

Precedents suggest that after a certain point is reached, the North does not behave rationally and does not listen to its Chinese ally.

There are precedents for albums succeeding after a band has splintered.