51.   Mugabe, he says, is setting a dangerous precedent.

52.   Napolitano says such criticisms set a dangerous precedent of politicians micro-managing legal decisions.

53.   Not only did NATO countries bypass the U.N. Security Council, where China holds a veto, but in the Chinese view the action also sets a dangerous precedent.

54.   Now Lucchetti is going on the offensive, saying the ruling sets a dangerous precedent for foreign investors.

55.   Numerous senators argued Tuesday that stripping Hatfield of his chairmanship would set a very dangerous precedent.

56.   Others objected that the Celera agreement could be setting a dangerous precedent for the Balkanization of databases.

57.   Others, like Kek Galabru, a leading human rights advocate here, say an imperfect trial would set a dangerous precedent for the future.

58.   One government official in Washington said that agreeing to any compensation would set a dangerous precedent.

59.   Opponents of the plan said naming specific programs in the Constitution could set a dangerous precedent.

60.   Opponents said it would create a dangerous precedent on the jurisdiction of our military, and noted that the Justice Department and INS oppose the plan.