Because if I were 10 and this guy were 10, that would violate the rules of the game.

That's the rule.

What's the derivative of this?

No, actually, it's just my rule.

You know our rules.

I mean, that's Stage Five, right?

These are people who, being forced to operate in a system that demands rule following and creates incentives, find away around the rules, find a way to subvert the rules.

Now, to determine whether or not the grammar is ambiguous with regard to this string, I need to try and find another derivation.

It's so easy when you know the rules.

That's what practice does for you.

From aQ I can take rule 4.

He said we should use our reason to figure out the rules by which we should guide our conduct, and then it is our duty to follow those rules.

That takes me to P.

Okay, okay. Clearly, we need to set some rules.

A rule is a rule.

And that's the problem.

It's not my call. Rules are rules.

So given those rules of the game.

The Vietnamese wanted their independence, and so you have a liberation movement that rises up, and it was led by the Viet Minh, and the Viet Minh were led by Ho Chi Minh.

It's made out of a semiconductor.

Society has rules, you know.

Good. Rule number two.

We know the rules!

So you broke the rules.

He couldn't complete it.

And you know the rules.

The rules are very simple.

Well, we got the answer on the 28th February '53.

I figured it was a sign.

The first one is going to be using rule 2 to get aT, and the next one is going to be using rule 3 to just get c.

Even though I have trouble memorizing this formula, it's not too hard to rederive as long as you remember the product rule right there.

Finally, here we have regular expression disjunction or choice either a or b that's easy to write with two separate grammar rules.

Games have to have rules, right?

So that was the idea that I tried to get across to the youngsters under my supervision.

You know that trainers are rule number one.

People have to make a living.

I think that was more for dad than the fish.

There are rules, rules that can't be broken.

Everyone has to play.

Tom is breaking the rules.

But not of breaking the rules.

You've got to take direction.

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

I said, Let's just talk this weekend and come up with something.

You've got to obey the rules.