Hours later, the skating federation found — or had the good sense to invent — a rule that restored Kerrigan's Olympic eligibility.
Now invent a rule that will decide if a square should be black or white, based on the square above it and that square's neighbors -- for example, that a square should be the same color as the one above it unless that square has a black neighbor.
In Concepcion, Justice Scalia invented a new rule of federal law that wiped away basic state contract law rules against contracts that let corporations just opt out of basic laws.
I invented a new rule: "Every time an audience arrives, they must be astonished by the way we've used the theatre". I asked Rufus Norris to direct Afore Night Come.
He invented a simple rule for how the coins moved: A nickel might be happy touching two or more other nickels, but if it touched just one other nickel, it would hop elsewhere, leaving its former neighbor isolated.
For example, Senators have invented a new rule that bans the election-year confirmation of anyone not considered a "consensus nominee" -- with "consensus" defined as only the nominees they happen to choose.
Senator Patrick Leahy, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, correctly likened the new ruling to the ignominious 2007 decision in the Lilly Ledbetter case in which the same five justices invented a new rule blocking valid claims of pay discrimination.
We even invented a new rule, known as The Janet Jackson Rule: "What has s/he done for us lately?" The result honours those who have long and brave histories of standing up for equal rights, even when equality wasn't even legal, as well as youngsters whose openness in the past year shows children (and adults) that who they are and whom they love need not be a barrier to success in any walk of life.
When he wasn't contributing to the canon of financial thought, Graham wrote plays and poetry and invented a better slide rule.
In eleusis the dealer, sometimes known as the prophet, starts by inventing a secret rule of matching.
