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About those precedents: Why did so many observers dismiss the obvious signs of a housing bubble, even though the 1990s dot-com bubble was fresh in our memories?

That precedent explains why Ms Rousseff is endangered by her political isolation.

This precedent explains why Parliament is likely to be asked shortly to approve UK involvement in military action against Isis militants in Iraq alone, and not in Syria.

So one question that can be raised about precedent is why it is justifiable for the decisions of courts to be treated in this way at all, i.e., for them to help constitute the law.

In fact, he says the North Korea precedent shows why the current talks with Iran are so important.

The risk of setting precedent may be why BLM has refused to tolerate her interference.

Perhaps this lack of precedent-setting is why AMP, which is a coalition of the Musicians' Union, the Music Managers' Forum and the Featured Artists Coalition, has decided to bring the issue to EU legislators once and for all.

That chilling precedent might explain why Wolfsburg have been quick to distance themselves from all "Bayernjäger" talk despite a very solid run that has seen them keep pace with the league leaders, albeit seven points behind.

"It absolutely sets a precedent, which is why we decided to fight it and not just pay him $4,000 to fuck off".

In its affidavit, the bureau cites a legal precedent to explain why it has listed all these facts: "The Government does not have to prove that the Defendant actually engaged in a sexual act with a person under 18 years of age, but must prove that he traveled with the intent to engage in such conduct".

Thus, there is no clear virological precedent that explains why HSV should encode a protein, ICP0, that dismantles the microtubule network.