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rule 1. the exercise of governmental authority or control 2. the period of time in which a monarch or government has power 3. a prescribed method or procedure for solving a mathematical problem, or one constituting part of a computer program, usually expressed in an appropriate formalism 4. any of various devices with a straight edge for guiding or measuring; ruler 5. Christianity a systematic body of prescriptions defining the way of life to be followed by members of a religious order 6. Law an order by a court or judge rule [rül] (mathematics) An antecedent condition and a consequent proposition that can support deductive processes. Rule [′rül] (astronomy) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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That's because in an organization charged with making sure we obey the rules of the road, members of the top brass were flouting the laws of the state. Regular activities range from formal training in boat handling, rules of the road and safety drills to boat maintenance, electronics and engine repair, with a good measure of fun thrown in. Jenna Boiler from the Newbery Honor book Rules of the Road is back working at Gladstone Shoes, a job she loves. |
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