81.   The Arab regimes would undoubtedly consider it as a dangerous precedent in the region and would do whatever they could to thwart it.

82.   The bundling of Rebetron, which might seem a stroke of marketing genius to a drug company, looked like a dangerous precedent to people with hepatitis C.

83.   The Detroit Free Press argued that by stepping down, Clinton would be surrendering to Starr and setting a dangerous precedent for future presidents.

84.   The Clinton administration has set a dangerous precedent in subordinating U.S. spending and military involvements to approval by U.N. multinational bureaucrats.

85.   The credit card companies argue that the new tax sets a dangerous precedent by taxing an award.

86.   The French court has set a dangerous precedent for dictatorships and other countries that would seek to impose restrictions on speech coming from outside their borders.

87.   The Kings are setting a dangerous precedent.

88.   The latter would undoubtedly consider it a dangerous Arab precedent in the region and would do whatever they could to thwart it.

89.   The New York-based firm thinks the introduction of CanPX would set a dangerous precedent that other markets may follow, brokers said.

90.   These tribunals, say the mandarins, raise unrealistic expectations, hinder diplomacy and set dangerous precedents.