61.   City officials said then that they hoped the deal would set a precedent for a string of affiliation contracts that were up for renewal.

62.   Clinton, no doubt, hopes that did not set a precedent.

63.   Clinton is not setting a precedent for other invasions on behalf of democracy, insist his aides.

64.   Consumer advocates expressed hope that the decree would set a precedent for new requirements that all the major cable companies carry multiple Internet service providers.

65.   Democrats nationally are watching the case that could set a precedent for how other states handle potential problems with redistricting.

66.   Eggleton said the bill would be dangerous because it could set a precedent for applying to other countries without their consent.

67.   Even more damaging, other players and their agents will use your arbitration figure as a standard, setting unrealistic precedents.

68.   Even without setting a precedent, though, the settlement could be something of a turning point for labor, labor analysts say.

69.   First, a breakaway Kosovo would set a precedent for other separatist groups in Europe.

70.   Fitzsimmons actually set the precedent.