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Smiling, Mr. Tietjen said, "Seniority rules," took the respirator and ran into the south tower.

In the Mamdani fuzzy model, the "if then" rules take the place of the usual set of equations used to characterize a system.

Default rules take the following form: ((p & Mq) → q), that is, if p is true and q is "possible" (in the relevant sense), then q is also true.

When your teen breaks the rules, take the freedoms away until they can demonstrate maturity, earning another shot.

U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan did not say how or when he would rule, taking the issue under advisement.

As a rule, taking the train instead of the plane will substantially reduce your carbon emissions – perhaps by a factor of five to ten on a domestic trip.

Second road trip rule: take the 4x4 option and try the dirt roads.

So, opposition to the Dutch colonial rule took the form of a religious revolt by the Muslims.

In Abood and Keller the constitutional rule took the form of limiting the required subsidy to speech germane to the purposes of the union or bar association.

To provide a better understanding of the Rule's importance, my paper, The Importance of the Business Judgment Rule, takes the approach that the Aronson formulation of the Rule is not the proper starting place for its explanation.

The above suggests the following decision rule: take the 5/1 ARM if 1.