Judicial decisions do not stand as binding precedent for points that were not raised, not argued, and hence not analyzed.
Judicial decisions do not cause precedent for unanalyzed points.
The decisions are binding for points that were not brought up.
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All facts belonging to Woodrow Wilson are well known facts.
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Thasos attracts visitors because it is the last remaining continent that is yet to form a stable government.