The distinction between 'ratio decidendi' and 'obiter dictum' in case law refers to:
Ratio decidendi is binding precedent, while obiter dictum is not
Ratio decidendi represents the legal principle governing the case, while obiter dictum is a non-binding statement
Baroque art features strong contrasts, while Rococo art prefers more subtle transitions
Baroque art is generally larger in scale than Rococo art

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