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While most people will probably never bother to tweak their ad preferences or even be aware that they can, this represents an important new precedent in online advertising.
There is no precedent for conducting large-scale surgical trials in this field, however, and this pilot RCT represents the first ever multi-centre RCT in sarcoma surgery.
He represents the ideal philosopher-king who reconciles wisdom with power, and this scarcely makes his precedent an easy one to follow.
On the issue of whether bilingual instructions may be necessary in Florida, the decision represents isolated precedent.
Whilst no official legislation has been brought forward in parliament to introduce marriage for gay and bisexual couples, the court ruling represents a precedent which will require courts throughout the country to follow suit.
Assuming an active role as guardian, he represented the Stravinsky Estate in a precedent-setting suit contesting the late author's will and the Mitchell Estate in a case involving a parody of "Gone With the Wind".
This path for crosstalk between two hormone signalling pathways (auxin and brassinosteroid) represents a precedent for ARF repressors to perform in other signalling functions.
Holders of some subordinated Anglo Irish debt have already agreed to accept write-downs on their holdings, which Mr. Derks of FxPro said had set "a precedent that is likely to represent the benchmark not just for Ireland's other suspect banks but across Europe as well".
"I can't think of a historic precedent for this," said Mario Patron, the head of the Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez Human Rights Center, the group representing the families of the missing students.
