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Does the whole sentence look like "How to bend those food safety rules while camping ? In this case we don't bend food but rules.
- Does the whole sentence look like "How to bend those food safety rules while camping ?
- In this case we don't bend food but rules.
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Does the whole sentence look like "How to bend those food safety rules while camping? In this case we don't bend food but rules.
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The idiom "Bend the rules" means, according to a dictionary: "To do something or to allow someone to do something which is not usually allowed". It is also known as "Stretch the rules".
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Hi, Thank you very much.
>Does the whole sentence look like "How to bend those food safety rules while camping?
Yes, this is the sentence, but I still don't understand.
Could you give me more explanation?
>Does the whole sentence look like "How to bend those food safety rules while camping?
Yes, this is the sentence, but I still don't understand.
Could you give me more explanation?
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When you bend the rules you change them a little, especially in a good way and when it is necessary. Or when you add a small exclusion to a rule.
There is an example here, imagine: In a shop there is a rule: "The seller does not sell the last donut". But you are too hungry and asking the seller to 'bend the rule" and sell the last donut. The seller is a good man and he sells the donut to your
There is an example here, imagine: In a shop there is a rule: "The seller does not sell the last donut". But you are too hungry and asking the seller to 'bend the rule" and sell the last donut. The seller is a good man and he sells the donut to your
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Hi Jarman, I understood it crystal clear.
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation, it really helped me.
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation, it really helped me.
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