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* A ''']''' in mathematics is something which is always true. * A ''']''' in mathematics is something which is always true.
* A ''']''' is a law applied to citizens in the wider interests of society. * A ''']''' is a law applied to citizens in the wider interests of society. (This may include rules that acquire legal force under the terms of a ].)
* A ''']''' may also be used a ] and for measurement. * A ''']''' may also be used a ] and for measurement.
* ''']''' is a suggestion which is usually a good idea. * ''']''' is a suggestion which is usually a good idea.

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Rule has several meanings:

  • A rule in mathematics is something which is always true.
  • A rule is a law applied to citizens in the wider interests of society. (This may include rules that acquire legal force under the terms of a contract.)
  • A rule may also be used a straightedge and for measurement.
  • Rule of thumb is a suggestion which is usually a good idea.
  • To rule a country is to control the country.
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