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Approved methods weren’t working, so they bent and broke rules to get hands-on practice with experts.

I call all this “shadow learning,” because it bends the rules and learner’s do it out of the limelight.

He also rules over the island’s only earthly inhabitant, the dejected and demonized Caliban.

There are no rules to keep that oil in the ground.

So we can't save the world by playing by the rules, because the rules have to be changed.

As they grapple with the endless rules of their society, Austen’s characters can usually find humor in all the hypocrisy, propriety, and small talk.

Then, number two, we keep these rules a secret from the dog.

And then number three, now we can punish the dog for breaking rules he didn't even know existed.

Argentina just went through it, broke a lot of rules.

That plus nukes rules out great power war.

I want the rules to be as loose as possible.

So, as an organization, we put together a prize discovery process of how to come up with prizes and write the rules, and we're actually looking at creating prizes in a number of different categories.

So from our very first day, in 1957, the European Union had rules to defend fair competition.

And it's my job, as Commissioner for Competition, to make sure that companies who do business in Europe live by those rules.

Why do we need rules on competition at all?

And competition rules can do a similar thing in the market, making sure that greed and fear doesn't overcome fairness.

Because those rules mean that companies cannot misuse their power to undermine competition.

But without competition rules, there would be no investigation, and there would be nothing to stop this collusion from happening and the prices of your car to go up.

If we are all to have the same chances, well, we all have to follow the same fundamental rules.

And this is where competition rules come in, because when we make sure that markets work fairly, then businesses compete on the merits, and that helps to build the trust that we need as citizens to feel comfortable and in control, and the trust that allows our society to work.

What if they knew that compliance with the rules was built into the algorithms by design, that the algorithm had to go to competition rules school before they were ever allowed to work, that those algorithms were designed in a way that meant that they couldn't collude, that they couldn't form their own little cartel in the black box they're working in?

Together with regulation, competition rules can do that.

Since the very first days of the European Union, 60 years ago, our competition rules have helped to build that trust.

And that is why I am convinced that real and fair competition has a vital role to play in building the trust we need to get the best of our societies, and that starts with enforcing our rules, actually just to make the market work for everyone.

"Did you follow the rules?"

Typically, monuments are created to commemorate the achievements of the deceased, but with augmented reality, we can reroute the rules.

But there's a hitch: prescribed burning smoke is currently regulated under air quality rules as an avoidable nuisance.

In Europe, they have tougher rules.

And I was thinking this morning of the good life, and before I show you the rest of my presentation, I'm going to violate TED rules here, and I'm going to read you something from my book as quickly as I can.

He found that if people see the justice system as a legitimate authority to impose rules and regulations, they would follow them.

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