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Rule Off

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Rule Off
In bookkeeping, to underline a total figure or other amount derived from adding or subtracting other numbers. Ruling off indicates that this number should not be changed.


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If he has decided to grow vegetables, he may at once rule off on the paper as much space as he wishes to devote to that purpose, as well as any area designated for large statues, large fountains, or other outdoor water features.
If you see any dips in the repair, fill with a little plaster and rule off again.
If you see any dips in the repair, fill with a little plaster and rule off again.
 
 
 
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