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The value of precedence in legal decisions under the common law is:
 a. consistence in the legal system enhances the ability of persons and business to plan b. parties will be confident that the rule will apply to future disputes that may arise
  c. it helps to neutralize the prejudices of individual judges d. the other three specific choices are correct
  e. none of the other specific choices are correct
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