We'll have rule this out as well.

It turns out that Bayes Rule looks like this.

I wouldn't rule it out.

This is rule 1. That's rule 2.

This rule here

So this gives me the rule out of the grammar.

He's going to rule it out?

So we can rule Joelle out.

You can rule Rogers out definitely.

To rule out fetal blood cells.

Here's our rule, written out, and this is very similar to

This is the rule.

This can't happen, so just to review, this uses rule 1, rule 2, and rule 3 three times.

The Primes set out with one rule

I think we can rule out suicide.

This rule does not apply.

This rule reads several ways.

This rule reads several ways.

This rule reads several ways.

This rule reads several ways.

This rule allows no exception.

This rule has no exceptions.

This is a rule device.

So conceptually, we can use this rule this rewrite rule, E goes to 2

Okay. New rule. No going out after 9.

V's rule. Rule, yeah.

So here I've started writing out the token rule for numbers in this language.

This rule doesn't apply to emergencies.

This rule applies to all cases.

This rule applies to all cases.

This rule applies to all cases.

This rule applies to all cases.

This rule applies to all cases.

This rule applies to any case.

This rule applies to you, too.

Let's say we add this rule.

This makes Bayes Rule really simple.

Rumor is they rule this town.

Bladezz! Guild rule RULE 12!

A rule is a rule.

Can we apply this rule in this case?

We cannot rule out the possibility of an accident.

For the moment, we can't rule out any possibilities.

Gonna kick the Cats out and rule Treasure Town.

For the sake of writing out the derivations, I'm going to label each rewrite rule with a number, just an identifier, so I can refer to this rule as rule 1.