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Meanings of changed the rules in anglès

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Usage of changed the rules in anglès
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And then the city changed the rules to give minority companies preference.
The Guardian
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But within months of taking office Putin changed the rules of engagement.
The Guardian
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Yeah, you thought your work was done, but I changed the rules.
Ebony
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But Hillary Clinton didn't just play the game; she changed the rules.
The Guardian
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She'd changed the rules, and he felt shame as he explained himself.
The brazen gambit
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For federal regulators, Lawsky's unilateral actions also changed the rules of the game.
Reuters
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After the battle, the UN changed the rules of engagement for UNIFIL troops.
The Irish Times
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So they changed the rules and brought her back as Big Brother's 2IC.
News.com.au
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Hanoi has already changed the rules to speed up future privatizations from next year.
Reuters
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The state changed the rules after the game was underway.
Reuters
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Something broke or went wrong-orsomething deliberately changed the rules.
Hull zero three
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Then Boyle built more of those cells and changed the rules of the game.
The missing
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The arrival of the Multi-Purpose Vehicle changed the rules utterly.
The Irish Times
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New entrants and competitors have changed the rules, innovated and disrupted in industry after industry.
BBC
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In April 2017 the Coalition changed the rules to facilitate greater lending from the fund.
The Guardian
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So I built new walls, I changed the rules.
The black prism
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Ireland
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United States of America
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