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Meanings of usual rules in English

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Usage of usual rules in English
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Caution was a luxury, and so were the usual rules of engagement.
Layover in dubai
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The usual rules of criticism place the burden of proof on the critic.
Some Mooted Questions in Reinforced Concrete Design / American S...
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The usual rules of the workplace simply do not apply.
The Irish Times
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In other states the usual rules for rent assistance apply.
News.com.au
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The usual rules of the game may now be irrelevant.
The Guardian
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The meeting took place, and a session was held according to the usual rules.
Elizabeth Fry
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Remember I don't work by the usual rules either.
Eight Days of Luke
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VAT incurred on Christmas parties for staff can be recovered subject to the usual rules.
The South African
9
What are the usual rules in such a case?
The Moon-Voyage
10
The Thames appears free even from the usual rules which are in force upon every highway.
The Open Air
11
Such an exception to the usual rules on costs would hardly be an open invitation for litigation.
Radio NZ
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All the usual rules were irrelevant; we were now more of a refugee camp than a hotel.
An ordinary man
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The entire county was enjoying a rare wave of euphoria and none of the usual rules applied.
The Irish Times
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Planning note Any VAT incurred on Christmas parties for staff can be recovered subject to the usual rules.
The South African
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We had applied the usual rules for uprating the basic state pension in line with inflation, which was low.
A journey: my political life
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On the other hand, this most certain and familiar of phenomena obeys none of the usual rules of science.
The Guardian
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