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This sets a historic precedent for the independent production sector".
This sets a historic pattern for the tournament that began in 1930 by pitting a host country that is desperate for experience against a Mexican team that represents one of the largest soccer nations on earth.
The action sets a historic precedent, being the first time such action has been licensed against any bird of prey to protect game shoots since raptors gained legal protection decades ago.
If these include forest carbon as both a market instrument and a mechanism for intergovernmental funding, they will set a historic precedent.
Mr. Ganzouri said he regretted any loss of life, but he placed blame for the clashes exclusively on the protesters, who he said had danced as they set a historic archive on fire.
Hope Hicks, the campaign's spokeswoman, said in a statement on Monday: "The Donald J Trump Campaign for President, which has set a historic record in the Republican primary having received almost 14 million votes, has today announced that Corey Lewandowski will no longer be working with the campaign".
"We're looking to voters to turn out big in support of this and really set a historic precedent," said Matthew Anderson, a National Audubon Society vice president for climate.
If approved by the full commission, this decision could set an historic precedent that guarantees consumers the right to access all lawful content and applications online.
Christopher Mitchell, director of community broadband networks at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, said Thursday's vote could set "an historic precedent" that could "profoundly impact the lives of three-quarters of Americans who are without broadband or a choice in their service because of big cable underinvestment in their towns".
But in 2010, after a 7-year, 6-billion-kilometer space odyssey, Hayabusa set an historic first: It brought samples from the surface of an asteroid back to Earth.
4) Early voters set an historic record.
