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• a  having or supported or justified by a precedent

• Had Captain Nelson landed troops, Mexico-American relations might have reverted to a much precedented strain.
• The scenario was rewritten last spring, when the Communists mounted an un precedented monsoon offensive, captured the town of Muong Soui and threatened to drive all the way to .
• It's only early April, and a long drawn-out legal battle would not only be precedented but dramatically irresistable, especially with the VP vacancy.

• unprecedented

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• 'Magna Carta Holy Grail': Jay-Z's Best Fashion Lyrics Illustrated
  Just in case you haven't been near a television, computer, or mobile device in the past few weeks, Jay-Z has a brand new album he's dropping on July 4, 2013 (a.k.a. TOMORRROW). He's partnered with Samsung for an precedented release tactic where the first 1 million downloads will be available for free via the Magna [...]
  July 3, 2013 - MTV