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Precedent and unprecedented #1 (permalink) Sun Jul 17, 2011 5:33 am   Precedent and unprecedented
 

I am quite confused with the words "precedent" and "unprecedented".

Could you please help me with some sentences?

Thanks in advance.
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Precedent and unprecedented #2 (permalink) Sun Jul 17, 2011 6:59 am   Precedent and unprecedented
 

I have a better idea, Imsriram: Why don't you google the two words and then post some sample sentences that you like here? Then we will check for you that they are typical uses of the words.
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