What's the difference between yet another and another?
Learn English – What’s the difference between “yet another” and “another”
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A regime usually refers to a system of government.
A regimen is a plan that one adheres to (i.e. regimented).
People misuse regime a lot of the time when they mean regimen, especially relating to diets.
A rock is bigger, possibly immovable, you couldn't throw it with one hand, at a pinch you might be able to with two.
Above, a Google Image result for "Rock", below, for "Stone"
Note that a boulder is probably bigger than a rock1.
Below, a boulder
Oh, also note that rocks and boulders are made from stone.
(This answer is mildly tongue in cheek)
1 Notable exception: Uluru/Ayre's Rock.
Best Answer
Yet another is more emphatic. It implies that the list of things being counted is getting really long, and suggests a certain amount of impatience or irritation on the part of the speaker.