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The organisers gave two contradictory reasons: one was that a group of VIPs had taken precedence, the other was that the site had to be closed suddenly for two days.— The Greenpeace weblog
And the precedence should be recognized that God is the foremost reason; nevertheless, it should be affirmed that my acceptance acted in the plan of Grace as an accompanying reason.— ScreenTalk
And to tell these people that your physical patrons take precedence is a subtle message that they are less important than the people who could make it to the library.— Information Wants To Be Free
Considering the books made available by this organization, through their website, a precedence is being set.— Civil War Memory
Forget about right of privacy or Roe v. Wade precedence, these bills clearly violate the establishment clause of the first amendment.— The Christian Post RSS Feed

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