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"It's not unlike many precedents out there, and there is a good public purpose," she said.
And with the Supreme Court set to take up multiple cases next month involving businesses, religion and insurance for contraception, we're setting a lot of bad precedents out here.
But there are a few seasoned precedents out West the land where hefty stock option packages were born.
I'm betting there are one or two legal precedents out there on this, perhaps involving Wikipedia disputes.
So this isnt just about the Greek solution; its also about the precedent that that solution will set and how the markets–especially the international bond markets will respond when they extrapolate any precedents out to the other troubled economies.
There are so many lively precedents out there for that kind of vigilance.
(While we're at it, don't "Sex and the City" and "The Sopranos" seem like mandatory additions to the Netflix library?) But this would set a new precedent: out, more or less, with the fatuous wars and in with the subscription services' amplified presence across platforms.
Five particular precedents stand out as instructive for informing contemporary policy responses in Europe and globally.
"The decree became stronger when the new precedent came out".
"There's a precedent out there for that," said Hampton's agent, Mark Rodgers.
Recent efforts at relocating refugees from overwhelmed Greece and Italy have not set an encouraging precedent: out of a plan to resettle 160,000 refugees only 629 refugees have been found a new home.
