Spelt is more common in Britain and some Commonwealth countries, e.g., 'I would not say I had learnt it wrongly, but that is the way I have always spelt it.' In US American it would be-'I won't say I learned it wrong; that's the way I've always spelled it.'
I think, 'spelt' is a bit staid, but use what you prefer.
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"Spelt" is considered to be the British variant, apparently, and in Australia we have followed, in general, British spelling conventions. Yet in my over 50 years reading English, I have only seen the "spelt" variant only recently, and then, only on the internet. So in Australia at least, "spelled" would be considered correct.
Confusing the issue even more is the very old grain "spelt" which is making a return in multigrain breads and health foods.
The English language has many odd spellings that don't follow the rules. Just accept it! Also because the English language is pretty "new" because America is about 200 hundred years old. It's a mix of many languages so it has many odd spellings.
A) Buddhas follow rules, just like everyone else. The only difference between them and everyone else, while disputed, doesn't have to do with rules.
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They didn't like the rules so they decided instead not to follow them.
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what rules did you have to follow rations ww2
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it means that if you have a set of rules that you follow them and if somebody turns their back you still follow their rules instead of take advantage of the person that is there and also break the rules.
follow the rules