By her own account, Ms. Pao was a rule follower.
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Apte's Nida (her father calls her Nidu) is an anxious rule-follower.
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I'm a rule follower, and I thought, 'Well, of course I can do it.
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An avid rule follower, I reread the resident handbook and found no rule about this.
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The Type A rule follower must be willing to break the rules he most cherishes.
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Could I, the perennial rule-follower, be on the verge of becoming a skin-care renegade?
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And as a natural pleaser, "A" student, rule follower myself I get it, I really do.
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RB: I'm a really big rule follower, so I was kind of screaming internally when he said that.
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Ricci tells me that he is the spontaneous one in the kitchen and I am an avid rule follower.
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He and Barr had been friends for years, and Mueller has a reputation as a tight-lipped rule follower.
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Even a "rule follower" like Carrie Underwood drives a little too fast sometimes, but it's nothing a few tears can't fix.
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Their onscreen personalities couldn't be more different, with Amy as a habitual rule-follower and Rosa as the precinct's resident tough-guy.
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I knew I needed to see him again, but also, being a rule follower, I was anxious about breaking my company's policy.
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He seemed like a rule-follower, but the rumor was that he had been accused of being in the street gang MS-13.
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A police officer was pounding on the door and my mother, usually a rule follower, was defying his order to leave right that minute.
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Despite being a conscientious rule follower, Julie was immediately considered "rebellious" by the other staff, one of the worst labels possible within IBLP's world of unquestioning obedience.
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Comey may not say much — he likes to say how much of a rule-follower he is — but those loyal to Comey may have new motivation to open up.
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The (very, very funny) original series starred Mitchell as Mark Corrigan, a conservative, anxious rule-follower, and Webb as Jeremy, a sensitive slacker who never really seemed to have a job.
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Holden is, like most adolescent rebels, a rule follower at heart, and he exerts so much energy hating the people who break his rules that it is exhausting just to read about.
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Kavanaugh himself is of course acutely aware of this — but for all its imperfections, his umpire metaphor usefully tells us what kind of justice he wants to be: a modest, nonpartisan rule-follower.
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But documents filed by his lawyers offer some clues as to how Brewer went from a "fastidious rule follower" and "kind-hearted" young man to someone who admired Hitler and wore Nazi paraphernalia.
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China's success in persuading states in the region to recognize and follow its leadership depends on China's reputation as a rule follower, not a rule breaker, as a source of economic opportunity, not security threats.
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And since Saltzman and his partner had a similar dynamic (with Saltzman the lighthearted jokester and Glassman the more strict rule-follower), he couldn't help but use his own relationship to inspire Bert and Ernie in the skits that he wrote.
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His Ephraim starts out reserved, if resentful — he's a rule-follower who hates that Tom assigns him all the menial labor and refuses to let him so much as step into the lantern room — before coming undone in spectacular fashion.
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I tried the experiment, only with vegetable stock (Beauchamp approved; I am a rule-follower, although I used a brand of MSG called "Splendid Spices," rather than the classic Ac'cent, or Ikeda's even more pure Ajinomoto), and the difference was stark.
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"He was never much of a rule follower, never much for boundaries," Dan Neil, the Pulitzer Prize-winning auto critic for The Wall Street Journal, told me," adding that Ghosn was "the most stylish, dandyish of car executives, up there with John DeLorean and Gerry McGovern.
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Since the band's inception in 2010, Zayn Malik was the beautiful one, with the best voice; Niall Horan was the funny one with the charming accent and the bottle-blonde hair; Liam Payne was "Daddy Direction," a rule-follower and endearing killjoy who was handsome like a firefighter; and Harry Styles, was, of course, a juggernaut.
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Tiifu (voiced by Sarah Hyland in season 1 and The Rise of Scar; Bailey Gambertoglio in season 2) is a lioness cub, and a friend of Kiara's. She is shown to be kind and patient, as seen when she comforts an overreacting Zuri. She is a great rule-follower and trusts the judgment of her friends, showing faith when she leaves Kiara to fetch help as Janja invades the Pride Lands.
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Maximiliano "Max" Gonzalez McDonald lives with his mother in Juárez. When he is ten, his mother takes him to El Paso to live with his father and disappears from his life. Max learns to live with his father who is a drug dealer by making a list of rules, the most important ones being to make straight A's at school and to never enter his father's room; his father is the "rule maker" and he is the "rule follower." His father provides for all his needs throughout his entire teen-aged life.
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"FM", written by Shinsadong Tiger and Monster Factory, was described as a "catchy song with mysterious lyrics and rhythmical melody". "FM" stands for "field manual" and is slang for someone who is a rule follower, but not in a good way. In an interview with MTV, Ellin discussed the concept of "FM": "Unlike the cute image from 'Bar Bar Bar', we are portraying the image of a charismatic female warrior; we are mature women." "Hapataka" is written by Kim Yoo-min (who also wrote "Bar Bar Bar") and is a "mix of dance and punk sounds along with lyrics that flip the Korean alphabets backwards".
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Kripke's skeptical solution is this: A language- user's following a rule correctly is not justified by any fact that obtains about the relationship between his candidate application of a rule in a particular case and the putative rule itself (as for Hume the causal link between two events a and b is not determined by any particular fact obtaining between them taken in isolation); rather, the assertion that the rule that is being followed is justified by the fact that the behaviors surrounding the candidate instance of rule-following (by the candidate rule-follower) meet other language users' expectations. That the solution is not based on a fact about a particular instance of putative rule-following—as it would be if it were based on some mental state of meaning, interpretation, or intention—shows that this solution is skeptical in the sense Kripke specifies.
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