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Stone's work, like Wallace K. Harrison's, is a precedent for Koolhaas's explorations.

"We've been looking into this — and today's decision is a precedent.

The government's plans have a precedent.

" Foster's study does have a precedent — of a sort.

Take Allstate's Drivewise App as a precedent.

So did other university presidents who were worried about Columbia's setting a precedent of indulgence.

Players at other universities could certainly use Mr Ohr's ruling as a precedent.

This paper describes a reduction-graph model of legal precedents that accounts for a key characteristic of legal precedents: a precedent's relevance to subsequent cases is determined by the theory under which the precedent is decided.

But Cushing's actions still offer a precedent for cooperation and compromise.

Parks's saga has a precedent in the late August Wilson's Pittsburgh cycle.

Each founder's legacy was bound up in the other's, setting a precedent for every president who followed them.