" My line is "we are obliged to build robots we are not obliged to.
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From the Southern point of view, citizens in any state, Northern or Southern, were obliged to return runaways just as they would be obliged to return stray livestock or stolen cash.
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And, for sports, people are obliged to wear terrible colors.
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The barista, stunned by his mellifluous singing voice, happily obliged.
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Am I obliged to tell my mother any of this?
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Glorious. The rest of "The Obliged" isn't nearly as perfect.
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And Facebook notoriously obliged, permitting the widespread sharing of disinformation.
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Luckily, he obliged and showed me how to use it.
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On April 19th Apple obliged WeChat to shut down tipping.
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Universal obliged, and another Riddick movie came out in 2013.
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Then one audience member suggested "Margaritaville" and Jackson happily obliged.
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He kindly obliged and you can find them both below.
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After some coaxing, Kidman obliged in support of her husband.
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Was the Assistant obliged to say it wasn't a person?
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Mama June obliged, though she did still witness the ceremony.
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Mattis obliged, calling Russia the "principal threat" to U.S. security.
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They were, in effect, obliged to look the other way.
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Delta, American, United, Air Canada and other companies promptly obliged.
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Thiem felt obliged to take big risk after big risk.
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However, employees aren't obliged to stay in their home neighborhood.
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All parties are obliged to observe cessation of hostilities agreement.
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She said she felt obliged by her faith to participate.
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So he felt obliged to fight Americans in the ring.
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Why should I feel obliged to take up less time?
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The jury requested a birthday cake, and Judge Ellis obliged.
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Like Charlotte Brontë, Alcott was obliged to support a household.
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Revenge is a dish best served cold, and Jared obliged.
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When we meet her, we're obliged to curtsey to her.
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For this reason I feel obliged to challenge this result.
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Clearly, no worker should feel obliged to simply tolerate harassment.
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But states are obliged to notify new measures to Brussels.
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But states are obliged to notify new measures to Brussels.
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He asked for a photo, and the Zombies happily obliged.
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Ireland is also obliged to prevent similar violations, it said.
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Citigroup, JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo all obliged.
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Nevertheless, as psychiatrists we feel obliged to express our alarm.
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Wilkinson is not obliged to accept the European Parliament's invitation.
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British officials are legally obliged to remain impartial on policy.
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But he regarded it as "where he was obliged to live".
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Neither was obliged to comment on the world and its new
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Dealers are obliged to pay the contractual RV to the issuer.
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"Let's get it poppin'," she told the crowd, and they obliged.
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Bundesliga clubs have not been obliged to release their top stars.
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Brendan O'Toole, chairman of the the school's mechanical engineering department, obliged.
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Men shaved off the beards they had been obliged to grow.
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Mr Meciar felt obliged to appear on television to defend himself.
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FCA is now obliged to demonstrate that they are not illegal.
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The court is not obliged to follow the advisory authority's recommendations.
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Cops duly obliged and shot some 600 people the following year.
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Dealers are obliged to pay the contractual RV to the issuer.
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Banks are obliged to know if their clients have criminal records.
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For decades, couch potatoes have been obliged to foot the bill.
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But LR may feel obliged to back any economic opening up.
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A woman who is not contractually obliged to speak to him.
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" Yashin Evgeniy Mikhailovich, 72, told Skipp, "Nobody was obliged to work.
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That's because you are obliged to find a way to win.
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Chyna obliged and went to Kim's pad for the sit-down.
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He obliged, and Hawn went on to become a Hollywood monument.
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Yet the rich world is not obliged to offer financial support.
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Members of the ICC are obliged to act on arrest warrants.
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He was obliged once more to take refuge at Studio Hikmat.
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If children were starving, America was obliged to ease their suffering.
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He brought his unsealed mail to class, and his students obliged.
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He duly obliged, and the result is nothing short of spectacular.
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Some victims stay silent because they're legally obliged to do so.
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"Whatever we did, we were obliged to do it," he says.
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We now feel obliged to not root for America doing good.
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That's why we're obliged to come to this charitable medical center.
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Moustafa obliged, and I followed them to the lot next door.
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Yet as physicians we feel obliged to offer our best advice.
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He is obliged to nominate the candidate with the greatest support.
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They don't feel obliged to do anything special while on holiday.
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Are we not morally obliged to stand up and speak out?
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She happily obliged the roughly 27 times they shot the scene.
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I am obliged to affix my name to everything I do.
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We're told so far, Scott's obliged and things have gone swimmingly.
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The employee happily obliged, and handed over a few other discs.
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The other team in Florida obliged, though the parting was bittersweet.
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The New York Times and other news organizations have largely obliged.
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Needless to say I obliged, and now thank her for it.
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"Teachers are not obliged to live in celibacy," Mr. Szczerski said.
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And they sat — and sat — because they felt obliged or flattered.
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Nobody was doing it and I felt obliged to do it.
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He graciously obliged, and I snapped the photo on my iPhone.
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They also weren't obliged to use or promote the digital token.
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How many years are you contractually obliged to host the race?
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Sober-minded conservative Republicans are obliged to take their ideas back.
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Emily obliged, because the $35 asking price was within her budget.
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"We are obliged to grant him a residence permit," he said.
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I asked it to play some hipster music and it happily obliged.
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The Commission is obliged to draft laws in line with Council decisions.
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West, 41, told his wife to turn it down and she obliged.
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One man asked Warren to speak to someone on FaceTime -- she obliged.
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It is, however, only obliged to accept risks related to sanctioned businesses.
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The man obliged, scribbling on the receipt, said his goodbyes and left.
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Disaster-prone cities, including Palu, were obliged to draw up contingency plans.
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But none is obliged to help them arrive in the first place.
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"I'm your fan," she gushed, asking Nieto for a selfie (he obliged).
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" Kennedy obliged, "Ewan, are you going to play Obi-Wan Kenobi again?
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He eventually obliged once he was done with his own phone convo.
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The police officers happily obliged, seeming to enjoy their brush with fame.
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But as you flee to the West, you are obliged to assimilate.
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And when these are threatened, we are obliged to take corrective measures.
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George Maclean, British governor of Cape Coast Castle (in modern Ghana), obliged.
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Teen Truman Capote, who would do anything for a good clue, obliged.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow their recommendation but typically does.
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Matt and Sweat enlisted Mitchell into their escape scheme, and she obliged.
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Obviously, viewers needed a demonstration, so the former Walking Dead star obliged.
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After many people begged him for a full version, he finally obliged.
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Tennis Australia are obliged to nominate athletes of 'good standing', Chiller said.
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It is obliged to report to authorities when it suspects criminal wrongdoing.
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She also obliged when fans asked her for photos throughout the day.
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But it says a lot that Jackson felt obliged to set upon
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According to Santiago the officers obliged and did not touch the ashes.
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Spicer obliged the requests, with a huge smile breaking across his face.
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Players aren't obliged to play with mana or anything like that, though.
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Imperial Pacific was contractually obliged to open the casino in March 2017.
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Her office asked a judge to seal the case, and they obliged.
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By any interpretation, was he obliged to make public this new information?
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Co-directors Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan are much obliged to demonstrate.
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They are also obliged to seal all "18+ books" in plastic wrap.
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As a consequence they were obliged to shadow the Bundesbank's monetary policy.
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New citizens are no longer obliged to adopt a Japanese-sounding name.
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One young boy asked the president for a hug, and Trump obliged.
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Previously, schools were obliged to excuse only absences related to physical illnesses.
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Members of parliament and are not legally obliged to follow party orders.
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The judiciary committee is obliged to probe the details of these claims.
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Institutions are not obliged to record or publish information on punishment meals.
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Northam, it appeared the governor might have obliged them with a demonstration.
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All women, including visiting foreigners, are obliged to wear a head scarf.
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Why was I obliged to have a sweet, small, rectangular woman's watch?
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I am obliged to report that the movie does not quite deliver.
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"The guys in the basement"—Time Teletext's tech team—obliged, Spohn said.
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No official is obliged to act in defense of their family's rights.
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I am legally obliged to store the rifle in a gun safe.
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Joshua duly obliged and they headlined London's O2 arena on December 12th.
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As hosts, we invite people we like (or feel obliged to include).
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After a consummate amount of begging and back forth, my parents obliged.
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Each and every one of us is now obliged to join together.
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He didn't really like the idea of the project, but he obliged.
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She wants the judge to keep him away ... and the judge obliged.
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Mr. Christie dutifully obliged, before stopping and looking at the second photo.
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We are not obliged to look after and feed so many refugees.
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So McCall obliged by manufacturing the case against the hapless Jesse Daniels.
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I'm not sure you are obliged to report these past incidents, though.
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Others knew it was a joke but felt obliged to explain it.
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If a confidence vote is lost, the government is obliged to resign.
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Always a sucker for the secret lives of senators, I happily obliged.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee obliged — but with a few conditions.
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This woman obliged and wired the man hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The audience, as Tommasini felt obliged to report, went mad with delight.
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Phil is Brazilian and is culturally obliged to be alright with Jesus.
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Novikov hungrily obliged, sucking down a third of the can in one sip.
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Listed firms are obliged to make public how they are using their capital.
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You're obliged to take care of the basic conditions under which they work.
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Mr Blair obliged, becoming the first foreign leader to endorse the incoming president.
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It obliged in December and March, with three more rises expected this year.
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You had not so much information, so you were more obliged to dream.
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Workers should not be obliged to support any part of a union's mission.
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When several people asked to take pictures with the actress, she gladly obliged.
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But rules later obliged firms to suspend fracking whenever tremors reached magnitude 0.5.
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The weather was great, though the Huskies obliged by the James blueprint anyways.
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If the government loses a vote of confidence it is obliged to resign.
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The pop star obliged, using the fan's own cell phones to snap pics.
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They were obliged to countersue, simply in order to maintain their own innocence.
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They obliged, as part of an investigation "reset" which appears to be holding.
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Trump obliged, and made Carol a personal guarantee before adding his John Hancock.
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"There are always topics that one is obliged to deal with," Poetsch said.
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Edie's handler asked me to keep our chat short, and I happily obliged.
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Indeed, you are obliged to put a cover sheet on the TPS report.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court obliged with US Army Corps of Engineers v.
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If we get to that point, we will be obliged to take measures.
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Lonnie Franklin, a 21-year-old Los Angeles native and army cook, obliged.
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By 1976, Beeley asked out of his Malaco contract and they happily obliged.
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If firms share a large shareholder, they might feel less obliged to compete.
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Despite belittling the protesters, Mr Khan has felt obliged to negotiate with them.
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She was free that week, so she obliged and emotional history was made.
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Don't feel obliged to take them home, no matter how pressured you feel.
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Member countries were also obliged to meet strict targets for their budget deficits.
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"We are all obliged to abide by law at all times," Hogg said.
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Niles ordered a sequel, and Alcott obliged, churning out a chapter a day.
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Politicians obliged, using the so-called scientific controversy as a rationale for inaction.
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But as journalists, they are obliged to report what they see and hear.
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To what extent am I obliged to respect his wishes to avoid tension?
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Blunt declared that he would like to be knighted, and Princess Bea obliged.
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In-store tastings are welcome, but you should never feel obliged to buy.
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Men can wear shorts but the girls are obliged to wear long dresses.
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The children explain that the walnut-trapped ghosts are obliged to whisper secrets.
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Someone I knew asked me for some of my gear, and I obliged.
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They are also obliged to take steps to prevent errors, bias and discrimination.
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He whose ball lyes farthest from the hole is obliged to play first.
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And you're telling me that because you've been legally obliged to do so.
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Sure enough, the guys recognized Orlando from his Disney days and happily obliged.
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He obliged, even stooping slightly to bring both their heads into the frame.
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They can't be obliged to expend serious effort to undo someone else's negligence.
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Pittsburgh International obliged, becoming the first airport in the United States since Sept.
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Castro obliged, and the picture of Castro holding Desmond's camera was widely published.
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Unable to best Socrates' arguments, his friends are obliged to agree with him.
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They were all curious what my work space looked like, and I obliged.
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Lang playfully challenged Sam to a test of arm strength -- and Sam obliged.
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Eventually, she said, "Can I at least have a hug?" and I obliged.
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The someone was Aristides himself, who obliged but inquired as to the grievance.
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Who should the president be obliged to consult before making this profound choice?
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Now, obliged to carry onward through time, I realized I didn't know how.
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Under Israeli law, Netanyahu would not be obliged to resign were he charged.
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Still, she taught us the one verse she knew, and we all obliged.
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And on dates, convention holds, you're not obliged to lead with your weaknesses.
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And I am not obliged to travel to meet Japanese or Chinese people.
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Am I obliged to raise this issue with other college administrators — the president?
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And it tightens the vise on Republican leaders obliged to muster legislative majorities.
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The government is obliged to subsidize the sales to maintain prices for farmers.
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After the attack, she asked for an extension, and the company happily obliged.
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The Federal Reserve has obliged by increasing base rates three times since December.
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Officers told him to put his hands in the air and he obliged.
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When I was 13, I couldn't resist a warm pretzel, so I obliged.
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After the publication of "French Destiny," Ruquier felt obliged to publicly defend himself.
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"I've never felt obliged to like the brand for its roots," says Musa.
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Heidi obliged, but at 2000 AM she wanted to leave to see Spencer.
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I asked my colleagues for their favourite photos of themselves, and they happily obliged.
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Timberlake encouraged fans to have #TimberlakeAndChill parties and offered catering to fans who obliged.
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There, pharmacists are obliged to inform patients about the possibility of cheaper generic alternatives.
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The companies are also not obliged to pay them weekend penalty rates or superannuation.
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The couple said they obliged, only for Brill's seizures to return just hours later.
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Authorities obliged, Coupe said, believing that the demand was related to hydration and hygiene.
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Shell, or any other explorer, is not legally obliged to publicly disclose a discovery.
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Guests who attend the dinner are not obliged to eat the new champion's selections.
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The authors say they "feel obliged to alert" the drug companies of Cummings' actions.
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Teachers should not be obliged to keep a poker face while teaching the election.
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You're not merely entitled to put his education first; you're obliged to do so.
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But the ruling did not mean the government was obliged to change the law.
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As the co-founder of an Alzheimer's awareness organization, Hilarity for Charity, Rogen obliged.
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But to balance past excesses he has been obliged to restrict government cash subsidies.
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The seller was obliged to fill Veritas's bank account with at least $200 million.
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They will feel less obliged to tell our diplomats the full and frank story.
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It is unclear that owners could be obliged (or could afford) to cover much.
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He has not run for office or been obliged to put policies into action.
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Our sources claim he told the nurse to fill several vials and she obliged.
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But drug firms are not obliged to support non-commercial efforts to repurpose drugs.
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During the reunion, Brown asked Cameron out on a date, and he happily obliged.
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The Rams are obliged to design their stadium to accommodate a second N.F.L. team.
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The governor may still be obliged, after all, to abide by Judge Reynolds's ruling.
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Ryan was offering a free pass to obstruct, and the Freedom Caucus happily obliged.
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He asked if I wanted to go back to his place, and I obliged.
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For one year the bride is obliged to perform her duties as a wife.
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The Inspector General recommended that McCabe be fired, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions obliged.
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CGT head Philippe Martinez said nothing technically obliged Macron to end the SNCF monopoly.
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According to shareholder value theory, they were obliged to lobby to kill the rule.
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Once that threshold is breached it would be obliged to make a full offer.
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And Downey obliged, inviting Boyega to his house for a crash-course on fame.
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Investors are obliged to disclose significant holdings, but sometimes do not provide frequent updates.
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She has partially obliged, calling for an end to today's "era of mass incarceration".
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Whether Sessions would have obliged or not is (perhaps fortunately for Sessions) probably unknowable.
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Fallon encouraged Cuoco to prove that she knew her stuff — and so, she obliged.
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"We are obliged to defend South Korea by treaty," Harris told lawmakers last year.
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Britain is obliged under EU rules to take in minors with verified family ties.
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Davis was not obliged to make a plea as part of the extradition hearing.
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Her fund is obliged to pay out about $1 billion in benefits every month.
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The special counsel is obliged to administer justice without regard to party or person.
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The Oscar-winning actor graciously obliged and took a cute selfie with the fan.
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"These people who are here, we are obliged to care for them," he said.
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Gabriel also told reporters that German companies were not obliged to use Chinese suppliers.
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"I felt obliged to pick her family up at the train station," he said.
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He didn't sound surprised or annoyed—rather, he was obliged to correct a misapprehension.
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If obliged to say something, you should, like Elizabeth Dole, stand by your place.
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And so teams asked him to do more, and he obliged, all too happily.
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He hit Seattle this week and the Mariners felt obliged to give him something.
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Lawler obliged and followed the guru's eventual demand that she "massage" him to orgasm.
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After initially requesting that I stay, they obliged ... this is my last newscast here.
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"Let's give a warm Yang Gang welcome to my wife Evelyn Yang," he obliged.
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Shockingly, the much-maligned Kansas City defense obliged to secure a win over Jacksonville.
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" The Russian conspirators obliged, sending "the candidate stolen documents related to the candidate's opponent.
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" Jackie obliged, and our sources say she'll also sing "The Lord's Prayer" and "Somewhere.
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"Twirl, twirl, twirl, twirl," Mugler rhythmically implored Chaignaud, who, rose en pointe and obliged.
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" Eventually the latter "became muscle bound and was obliged to drop into a walk.
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These opponents fail to mention that Obama is constitutionally obliged to choose a nominee.
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He obliged, but says it cost him gravely in the form of an injury.
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Citizens will still be obliged to follow these policies, no matter what Trump says.
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He obliged, thanking the interviewer and saying he had never been to New York.
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I did that because I was obliged to do that, because I loved him.
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Israel shouldn't be obliged to sponsor cultural events that undermine its values and symbols.
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The defeat means that Prime Minister Boris Johnson was legally obliged by 11 p.m.
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He led his supporters in a "Turn off the lights" chant, and Hunter obliged.
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State employees report being obliged to hand over part of their salaries and bonuses.
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Taking the instrument from his suitcase, he obliged the crowd with a brief tune.
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"We are obliged to, we will go there," he said after mentioning al Bab.
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Even at present, EU courts are not obliged to allow appeals to the ECJ.
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The ECJ is not obliged to, but usually does follow the Advocate General's opinions.
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FINLAND COURT SAYS BANKS NOT OBLIGED TO OFFER SERVICES TO SANCTIONS-HIT RUSSIAN OLIGARCH
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Under Chinese law, companies are obliged to hand over data to assist state intelligence.
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And the I.C.C., eager to gain recognition from powerful nations, has obliged with zeal.
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The phone call was matched with an email, and the energy firm CEO obliged.
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We are not obliged to reach that figure and we certainly won't exceed it.
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Mr. Trump has obliged and delayed any embassy move while he reconsiders the matter.
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They obliged, but her parents immediately arranged another marriage for her at age 19.
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"I think Simone felt obliged to overachieve, from some inner urge," her mother says.
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States were obliged "to maintain the roads constructed" under Section 2202 of the law.
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Federal agents asked her for a copy of Shah's phone records, and she obliged.
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Unsheathing the instrument from his suitcase, he obliged the crowd with a brief tune.
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As we reported, Kanye requested the meeting -- which Ivanka attended too -- and Trump obliged.
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The judge obliged, putting Ulbricht behind bars for life with no chance for parole.
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I feel obliged to talk to management but am unsure how to do so.
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And firms were no longer obliged to disclose which parties they were financially backing.
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They obliged, but you gotta see what happens when they turn around to leave.
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While the FDA is not obliged to follow the panel's advice, it generally does so.
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But for one video, he obliged a request for him to say "chair" 45 times.
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They obliged and are now on their way to Oslo for Lil Pump's next show.
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I obliged, obviously, and Alba did her own version of the look with similar shades.
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The US is obliged to not restrict people or NGOs from attending the UN headquarters.
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Fans expected near-constant forward motion from their teams, and managers by and large obliged.
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But then, as though she heard the version I intended, Phoebe obliged me, and laughed.
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The company had offices in mainland China and was thus legally obliged to do so.
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In Britain municipalities have been obliged to hold public tenders for waste management since 463.
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So under the principles of Commonwealth Coatings, Kennedy was obliged to disclose his JAMS equity.
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The sound they give off, I am obliged to report, is a softly rustling squelch.
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He asked for a Russian tune in each, and Beethoven obliged in the first two.
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This was a procedural vote, meaning that no senator is obliged to vote "yes" again.
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They can't rescind their endorsements, but they're obliged to distance themselves from everything he says.
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The BBC was reportedly obliged to provide its political editor, Laura Kuenssberg, with personal security.
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Well, we have sort of made different brackets as to what you're obliged to do.
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All its remaining members bar Britain and Denmark are obliged to join the single currency.
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Since then workers have been obliged to save for their retirement through private investment funds.
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I do not think this is a case where the woman is obliged to lie.
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The cafe owners obliged and the cute kids enjoyed cake while hanging out with royalty.
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Ryanair obliged its pilots to take their annual leave between April and December this year.
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In many states, doctors are already obliged to tell patients upfront about their breast density.
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First, the government feels obliged to bail out a large financial institution if it fails.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow its advisory panel's advice but typically does so.
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Democratic states aren't, then, obliged to take in every immigrant who wants to join them.
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The agency is not obliged to follow its advisory panel's recommendations but typically does so.
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National leaders, institutions and the media are obliged to undertake this urgent and grave task.
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"The Metropolitan Police Service is obliged to execute that warrant should he leave the Embassy."
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National leaders, institutions and the media are obliged to undertake this urgent and grave task.
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Here's a thing: Wayne's interns were always obliged to memorize both of his phone numbers.
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But for the magic to be effective, Monsieur Etienne was obliged to pose intimate questions.
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Ms. Trang Anh obliged in Vietnamese, and Mr. Obama asked what she had rapped about.
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It takes a moment to realize that you are not obliged to be commensurately interesting.
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When the students asked Trudeau to take a picture with them, the prime minister obliged.
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But no Democrats will feel similarly obliged to defend the Trump Organization or Trump himself.
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"I'm thinking they're obliged to give you whatever you want in any case," she said.
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The regulator is not obliged to follow the guidance of advisory panels but typically does.
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Many liberals now argued that governments were morally obliged to intervene to help the poor.
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But the organization obliged Senator McConnell and announced that it would score the Sotomayor vote.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendations of its advisers but typically does.
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U.N. member states are obliged to enforce the sanctions, which are far-reaching and comprehensive.
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Formula One teams are contractually obliged to take part in the entire 21 race championship.
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It is certainly true that most Christian rock bands were obliged to follow doctrinal rules.
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She obliged for a disquieting 11 months, during which experts worked to determine her sex.
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Are people who are concerned about global warming obliged to reduce their own carbon footprint?
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We obliged, playing the part of the '90s Seattle band they'd incorrectly assumed we were.
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The more we don't want to think about him, the more we are obliged to.
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"Afterwards, I asked him if I could take a selfie, and he obliged," Currotto said.
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But I think our era is obliged to tell the future about what this is.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendation of its advisors but typically does.
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And could Mr. Trump be obliged to mute critics on Twitter instead of blocking them?
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The Turkish electoral body obliged, and new elections for Istanbul were scheduled for June 23.
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So I asked readers to share their experiences with diet books, and they kindly obliged.
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Two growing seasons ago The Times was obliged to move into another house in Kabul.
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The judge obliged, settling on $250,000 — an unusually high sum for even a violent crime.
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The supplier is obliged to deliver parts to Nissan every half-hour or face fines.
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"I wasn't startled or anything, but it was a bit unusual," said Georgiev, who obliged.
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The Fed obliged by delivering one of those cuts in an emergency move on Tuesday.
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The Fed obliged by delivering one of those cuts in an emergency move on Tuesday.
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And to be fair, only people outdoors are really obliged to stand for the ceremony.
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He pointed out that airlines are legally obliged to ensure disabled travelers can board flights.
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And it obliged Israel to reverse its incursions into southern Lebanon in 1473 and 1978.
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The police chief obliged, but said she'd have to watch Yearwood get showered and dressed.
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Hawkish Republicans were obliged to accept reforms rather than risk the law expiring for good.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow its advisory panel's recommendations but typically does so.
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The models say they asked him to take part in their skit, and he obliged.
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Are we then obliged to note that The Guardian had some of the documents, too?
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Mr. Díaz obliged and began telling her a tale he made up on the spot.
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"Please clap," Bush then said, in a quieter tone, and the crowd laughed and obliged.
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The court often follows the Advocate General's advice, but is not obliged to do so.
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If the school practices early decision and says yes, the student is obliged to go.
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This time around, he had a special request, and Aniston obliged with some choice words.
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I was eventually obliged to concede that factors beyond my control made basketball stardom unrealizable.
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Mr. Burck said that Mr. McGahn had been obliged to cooperate with the special counsel.
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He wonders if he is morally obliged to inform prospective buyers about the neighbor's history.
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The dominant system, called "program booking," obliged exhibitors to take a distributor's entire yearly output.
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Perhaps this should be the first book we all are obliged to read in 2018.
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" Tapper obliged, with a slight rephrase: "Have you or President Trump ever said anything incorrect?
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Under a security treaty, Washington is obliged to aid Tokyo if its territory is attacked.
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Guess tells us, all Cardi and Offset wished for was privacy, and Guess happily obliged.
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And so do shareholders — so Tesla was not obliged to share the crash with them.
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Abanka said it was obliged to protect its interests, declining to comment further on the matter.
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The peace agreement obliged the FARC's 7,000 fighters to congregate in 26 camps across the country.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendations of its advisory panels but typically does.
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Under typical net metering, the utility is obliged to buy her surplus power at retail rates.
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Grab a napkin or a piece of paper and pucker up, we said — and they obliged.
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Under the plan, most EU nation would be obliged to accept a certain number of immigrants.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory panels but typically does.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisers but typically does so.
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Subsistence farmers have often been obliged by rebel groups, paramilitaries and crime gangs to plant coca.
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It obliged only rich nations to cut emissions and the United States stayed out of it.
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The federal government is obliged to balance the interests of high-population and low-population areas.
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"When one fan obliged, asking why she's in London, Peretti didn't miss a beat: "Investigating Brexit.
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Manufacturers are also obliged to report ingredients and harmful or potentially harmful constituents in the products.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I am obliged to report that 20th Century Fox has made that movie.
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It argues that a company should only be obliged to meet its black ownership targets once.
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They will also be obliged to take emergency response measures and cooperate with investigations, it said.
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"Foreign courts are obliged to respect Irish sovereignty," the country's lawyers argued in a legal brief.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its panels, but typically does so.
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Surrounded by foes in the Middle East, Mr Baker is obliged to make investments further afield.
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" Kimmel obliged, taking Clinton's pulse with his thumb and joking: "Oh my God, there's nothing there!
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Hospitals should be obliged to talk to social services when they discharge a patient, for example.
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The mayhem that then followed was so vicious that Mr Tsvangirai felt obliged to bow out.
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The Cardinals needed their star wide receiver to match the effort, and Larry Fitzgerald, 34, obliged.
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The hashtag has become so popular that the government felt obliged to counter with YoVotoSi ("IVoteYes").
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Miners are obliged therefore to keep upgrading in order to earn rewards as fast as competitors.
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She happily obliged, but pulled out her right engagement ring-free hand instead of her left.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendations of its outside advisers but typically does.
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Cornerstone investors are contractually obliged to hold them for months (six for the Postal Savings Bank).
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While judges are not obliged to follow the adviser's recommendation, they do so in most cases.
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A lawyer for Vogt noted the banker was not legally obliged to attend Monday's initial hearing.
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We are also obliged to ask because we have the privilege of speaking with you today.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisors but typically does so.
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Despite the immediate circumstances, human nature obliged him to take a look at her passport photo.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory committee but typically does.
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We had some utility companies who were being obliged by the government to promote energy efficiency.
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Mossack was doing little—and may not have been obliged to—to know its customers' customers.
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The bar staff were obliged to work late until the lawmakers had left, parliamentary sources said.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendations of its advisors but typically does so.
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Traders in Europe will, for example, be obliged to clear most interest-rate swaps from June.
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"Now that deserves enormous applause," Netanyahu said Tuesday of the move, to which the audience obliged.
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In order to reach the requisite height, it was obliged to begin at a steeper angle.
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I do not believe that we are obliged to share our innermost secrets with the public.
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"We were obliged to suspend our operations due to the low barrel price," Koffi told Reuters.
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Complicating matters, manufacturers of children's products are not obliged to reveal all the ingredients they use.
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If members of Parliament reject the deal, Johnson will be legally obliged to request a delay.
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Glenn obliged the admiring tourists, and then turned his attention to a newly wed Manhattan couple.
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The bride obliged, and Lartey-Williams led her to the door where the car was waiting.
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But it also has obliged refiners to cut fuel production, thus further cutting demand for crude.
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"I feel obliged to implement this constitutional amendment," Orban said, referring to his strong parliamentary mandate.
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They argue that "legal tender" is defined as a currency that sellers are obliged to accept.
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While the FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its experts, it generally does.
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No, fans wanting to chat, and Ms. Netrebko charmingly obliged as heads swiveled in her midst.
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And the question is further clouded by the "chauvinism" that Ellen Jovin feels obliged to resist.
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This inexperience obliged me to adulate a lot of art before I was comfortable with it.
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They're obliged to hew to a much stricter set of regulations when they speak in public.
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But McGrath said the central bank was obliged to operate within whatever legislative framework parliament decides.
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Even the most rigid Muslim clerics accept that not everybody is obliged to fast during Ramadan.
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Aoun is obliged to designate as prime minister the candidate with the greatest support among MPs.
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In 2015, a fourth-grade class called for making copper the state metal, and lawmakers obliged.
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Is India obliged forever to revise its morality in accordance with changing norms in the West?
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The comedian obliged, but quickly realized that she thought he was someone else entirely: Chris Rock.
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The team obliged, but it was the beginning of the end for Herzog in Kansas City.
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Obliged to you for hearing me, and now old Sojourner ain't got nothing more to say.
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Another benchmark we're obliged to revisit each Earth Day is how many species we've lost forever.
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The Soviets only allowed such visits if they could exploit them for propaganda, and Sanders obliged.
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The president, from his wild opening rant about German purchase of Russian gas, certainly obliged him.
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He is obliged to contribute a certain amount of his salary throughout the length of gam'iyya.
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Now, as if in answer to a plea to "Show us your baby!" the couple obliged.
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Gail Collins: Bret, I feel sort of obliged to ask you about the looming government shutdown.
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The sthapati is obliged to integrate this natural flow with the lives of a settlement's inhabitants.
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In the mid-1990s, he was obliged to accept support from his old rivals in America.
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WIRED asked him a series of stoner questions about the nature of reality, and he obliged.
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But when financial pain threatens to become consequential, public companies are obliged to publicly quantify it.
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The senator obliged when he launched his campaign last February, but he's mostly cut it out.
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After the three-hour session, Mr. Broeksmit still needed some stroking, and the F.B.I. agents obliged.
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Every part of the institution, every military service, every component command was obliged to take action.
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Ralph Northam (D) warned counties that state law enforcement officers are obliged to enforce state laws.
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Businesses with 500 or more workers would be obliged to provide a report on pay structures.
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But Animal Care Centers of NYC felt obliged to keep taking in stray and unwanted cats.
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The president's oldest son, Donald Trump Jr., has obliged and tweeted out the name last month.
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"The Trump administration, by responding to the attacks in Kirkuk and elsewhere with airstrikes, has obliged."
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I am obliged to report that a day watching Soulpepper offerings did not provide any answers.
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Miller asks when, if ever, a country is obliged to let a foreigner enter, and remain.
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As a private company, Uber is not obliged to share its financial information with the public.
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He said, "One bite, please!" and they obliged, though one woman lost her tiny green sprout.
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In the UK, influencers are legally obliged to mark paid-for social media posts as adverts.
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You aren't obliged to take it, of course, but it doesn't hurt to hear him out.
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She always feels obliged to withhold bad news from me until she has no other choice.
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And security firms are not obliged to report their clients&apos data breaches to the authorities.
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One of the youngsters happily obliged, prompting the prince to clap his hands to the beat.
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After the upside-down cake had been cut and apportioned, Walter obliged with a family portrait.
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As such, they were obliged to share oxygen, if not much else, at Smoothie King Center.
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Trump obliged, straining and putting pressure on the machine in an attempt to break the glass.
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At that point, an emergency-room doctor would be obliged to perform a dilation and curettage.
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A supermarket can't be obliged to retain a butcher whose religion forbids him to handle pork.
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"All member states are obliged to comply with interim measures by the court," the commission said.
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They would immediately be obliged to decide whether to obey President Trump — and risk criminal punishment.
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Are you obliged to take a public stand on this, at the expense of your career?
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But when prompted to do so by a man in the crowd, the president quickly obliged.
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These should keep me happily occupied until I'm obliged to pay attention to awards season again.
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She was obliged to watch what was going on, and tried to blank out her mind.
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If the referendum passes, the government will be legally obliged to take up the name-change cause.
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André obliged, attending the École Nationale des Ponts-et-Chaussées (now known as École des ponts ParisTech).
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As long as the caliph was virtuous and law-abiding, Islamic thinkers obliged Muslims to obey him.
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We are obliged to go farming and hunting far away, where we can find something to eat.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendations of its advisory panels but typically does so.
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As the game unfolded they were obliged to wear heavy costumes in the oppressive Chicago summer heat.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory panels but it usually does.
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Decades later, Durrant's son Robert Morris obliged her request to Google her former love – to instant results.
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Finally, in December 2004, Moon says the friend invited him over to his house and he obliged.
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A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer obliged and patiently waited until Shealyn was able to take the photo.
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Boyang Jin of China, known for his quadruple jump prowess, obliged with several in his "Spiderman" routine.
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He felt obliged to be nice, so he stuck it out for two and a half hours.
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This month SWIFT was obliged to exclude three North Korean banks that were under United Nations sanctions.
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Zapata added that he will now be "obliged to leave France" in order to continue his work.
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And judging by the numerous comments on Twitter, Google Homes in actual homes of TV viewers obliged.
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The KHL obliged each team to volunteer three players from which Yarolslavl could pick a new squad.
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As in many countries, German workplaces are legally obliged to overlook age when deciding whom to promote.
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Lufthansa Like in other cases, passengers and airlines are obliged to comply to the applicable immigration regulations.
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It's another to put his statue outside a courthouse, which some citizens may be obliged to enter.
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"I don't feel obliged to share my personal medical records publicly to satisfy internet trolls," he wrote.
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Instructions were further provided for submitting EU261 compensation claims, which the airline was legally obliged to pay.
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"The Interior Department would be obliged to go through with the modification that Congress designates," Book says.
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The results seemed so calamitous that Ms Tsai felt obliged to resign as head of the DPP.
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The heads of companies like Apple are obliged to care little about anything outside of making money.
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The agency is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory panels but typically does so.
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"We are not obliged to do so either after or before (the Goldcar transaction)," she told reporters.
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The resistance strategy has angered Democrats, who insist the administration is obliged to comply with their requests.
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So Chavez, who pitched in 19773 games as a reliever for the Blue Jays last season, obliged.
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Such cases would be rarer if companies were legally obliged to assess and disclose their climate vulnerabilities.
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The biggest obstacle, he adds, was that the CRA would have obliged it to keep branches open.
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So when OSJ asked T-Wood if he could swag out with the strap, the champ obliged.
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Such is the concern that the financial-services industry has been obliged to do so by regulators.
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Inside Mark Berman's clinic in Rancho Mirage, California, is a sign he's obliged by law to post.
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Since 1474 Geneva's male residents, obliged to defend the city, have met for regular weapons practice here.
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The head of state is not obliged to accept the request and could yet seek another candidate.
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COUNTRIES WOULD BE OBLIGED TO CO-FINANCE SUBSTANTIAL SHARE OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS FROM NATIONAL FUNDS - GOV'T DOCUMENT
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As part of its loan agreements, the company was obliged to maintain a certain level of earnings.
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Social media companies obliged to take down known sources of harmful content, including proven sources of disinformation.
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No child should be obliged to play full-contact American football, rugby or ice hockey in schools.
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A cannibal has to, or wants to, or is obliged to eat flesh from a real human.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory committees but typically does so.
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Unlike Stevenage or Frosinone, listed companies such as Premier Foods are obliged to publish their accounts regularly.
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"They said no one who has reasons to be concerned should feel obliged to go," Connell said.
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" Jimmy Kimmel obliged, putting a thumb to the Democratic presidential nominee's wrist and joking: "Oh, my God.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory committee but typically does so.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendation of its advisory panels, but typically does so.
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Soldiers would also be obliged to routinely share information about their social media accounts with the authorities.
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Sounding exhausted, he said he had been obliged to treat the man as a serious security threat.
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After 20 years of living and working in France I am now obliged to seek French nationality.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the recommendations of its advisory panels, but typically does so.
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People who come to Congress need to understand that, once you get here, you're obliged to govern.
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North Korea obliged, supplying Iran with hundreds of Soviet-designed Scud-B and Scud-C ballistic missiles.
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Even John Kasich, the convention's host governor, has felt obliged to boycott the celebration of Mr. Trump.
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Never known to pass up such a juicy opportunity to stir up trouble, the Russians happily obliged.
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Why not tell your friend that you feel obliged to bring up the issue with your doctor?
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Governments keen to lock in record-low borrowing rates have obliged by issuing longer and longer debt.
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Social-account holders should be obliged to show their true identity to other actors on a network.
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Photograph courtesy Iwan Baan Related was obliged to leave half of the platform open to the sky.
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The family asked Tom Hanks for a vintage typewriter and he obliged - with a few fun conditions.
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The UN General Assembly obliged and prevented likely turmoil by continuing to assist Palestinians refugees in Jordan.
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ShareSoc said it was "confident that RBS will be obliged to put the resolution to the AGM".
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Because all Brazilian companies are obliged by law to have an accountant, Contabilizei replaces the external accountant.
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Judges are obliged, he held, to defer to the president's policy decisions - but not to be naïve.
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Others enjoy the opportunity to collect their thoughts while not feeling obliged to interact with a driver.
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The FDA is not obliged to follow the advice of its advisory panels but typically does so.
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" Step 7 - Drink "Once you've sabered a bottle, you're kind of obliged to drink the whole thing.
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Etihad, however, is not legally obliged to do so because the bonds have no cross-default provision.
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It added that clubs would not be obliged to release players for any matches which were played.
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They are obliged to respond to disclosure requests from members of Congress and federal agencies, among others.
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"It's about asking yourself, where am I feeling over obliged, where does this come from?" said Neo.
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Argentines can vote as young as 16, before being legally obliged to do so from 18 on.
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A judge obliged and tossed it less than a week later ... according to docs obtained by TMZ.
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The defense is bizarre: Since he is the president, there are laws he isn't obliged to obey.
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When the bank's employees needed help getting work visas from the South Africa bureaucracy, the Guptas obliged.
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"You're obliged to stick to the plot — to be concise, informative and if possible entertaining," he said.
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So if you want to govern another way in this city, you are obliged to break china.
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Francis, on the other hand, upending conservatives' expectations, has repeatedly invited dissent — and they have obliged him.
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Women artists had long been obliged to adopt colorful public personas just to get noticed at all.
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They believe humans are obliged to use nature and its resources to make products out of them.
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"The police in Germany are obliged to do whatever is necessary to protect the people," he said.
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Though I usually don't provide trigger warnings in my reviews, I feel obliged to do so here.
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As his doctor, am I equally obliged to advocate politically to ensure that health insurance remains available?
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Every military base, every installation, every part of the military was obliged to move in that direction.
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He saw the bagel discourse and, like the dutiful monarch he plays in The King, he obliged.
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"Please take notes" Ms. Schucman, who trained at New York University and was living in Manhattan, obliged.
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Aoun is obliged to designate the candidate with the greatest support among the 128 members of parliament.
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As a critic, I feel obliged to describe what I hear, and description usually begins with categorization.
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The UFC obliged and booked the fight -- they're even creating a special "BMF" belt just for Nov.
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The FDA typically follows the recommendations of its advisory panels, but is not obliged to do so.
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The European Court's judges are not obliged to follow the advocate general's opinions but they usually do.
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This is the first time President Trump has been obliged to squarely confront the War Powers Resolution.
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FIFA has long acknowledged that clubs are not obliged to release over-age players for the Games.
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The Ministry for Science, Research and Art was legally obliged to answer the request about artists' information.
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It is obliged to sell a small portion of treated water back to Malaysia at preferential rates.
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You're not obliged to spend hours finding just the right gift for each person on your list.
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" She added: "Parties to the conflict — all parties — are obliged to do everything possible to protect civilians.
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A ruling in 1994 obliged communes with a population of 2,000 or more to number their houses.
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Despite this, corporations have pushed for a tax rate cut for many years, and Trump has obliged.
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"They would tell it to people they had obliged in the past," Raigar said of the officials.
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After the measure is returned to him, complete with any changes, he is obliged to sign it.
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Still, looking ahead at the company's calendar, I feel obliged to say: Watch out, Hans Christian Andersen.
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The pics were enticing enough for Scott to ask if he could tag along, and Kourt obliged.
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You can ask yourself, are there people I'm obliged to give gifts at this time of year?
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Mustafa obliged, posing for a photograph with a grinning Ben Innes, a health and safety auditor from Britain.
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As it stands, I get to watch a mediocre product and feel obliged to defend Hawk Harrelson's value.
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And directors aren't obliged to stick to the style of the work they made in their early days.
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It also obliged the federations to publish their annual accounts and include athletes in the decision-making process.
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"Judy was located somewhere in New York and obliged the President with several renditions of his favorite melodies."
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I don't want to feel obliged to text back my boss as soon as I read the text.
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The asylum seeker is obliged to inform on any means the asylum seeker brings with him or her.
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Now YouTube and other big internet firms may be obliged by European law to employ similar methods there.
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Rather than call security, Mr Biedron invited him to pose for a photo with him (the man obliged).
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Last year it obliged banks to switch customers who repeatedly roll over credit-card debt to cheaper loans.
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Leo's not in showbiz, but he couldn't resist asking for a selfie as a memento, and Ashton obliged.
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President Joseph Kabila, Congo's long-stay autocrat, had refused to leave power, as he was obliged to do.
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The plea deal breach meant prosecutors were no longer obliged to support Manafort's push for a lighter sentence.
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While Rendon obliged the crush of reporters at the World Series, he generally leaves that chore to teammates.
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Lambrecht added prosecutors should be obliged by law to investigate companies rather than having the right of choice.
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Others have hedges—some developers of shopping malls have obliged retailers to pay rent in dollars, for example.
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The government is not obliged to follow what Indigenous groups request — or even, ultimately, to get their consent.
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But if you take the words out, as Beethoven was obliged to do, its message is wonderfully ambivalent.
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We're told Todd's neighbor had asked him for help in the past, and Todd obliged this time too.
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Those who cannot live on private land may pitch up on sites that councils are obliged to provide.
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It is heavily influenced by ECJ judgments, but it is not obliged to follow them to the letter.
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As for formal meetings, while men have abandoned the tie, many women feel obliged to wear high heels.
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The Supreme Court is obliged to act because of the indolence of the executive, say the judge's supporters.
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The Norwegian head of NATO felt obliged to spell out that Trump could not renege on security guarantees.
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Some analysts say the Colombian government should be obliged to accept the protocols despite the change of administration.
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At that point she knew I needed water, and kindly obliged when I gesticulated with a sipping motion.
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Under Danish law no one is obliged to participate in public hearings or comment under oath at them.
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So, I asked Cheadle if we could talk about everything so fast we got lockjaw, and he obliged.
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The FDA is not obliged to act on the recommendation of its advisory panels but typically does so.
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Tuesday's ruling said Prime Minister Theresa May's government was obliged to consult the UK parliament on triggering Brexit.
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And he obliged, defending that strike zone like Thermopylae, sending one foul ball after another down the baselines.
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Is Equifax, for instance, obliged to compensate consumers whose accounts are already being monitored under the Anthem settlement?
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Lincoln stopped his work and obliged the man, who continued to stare silently at him for some minutes.
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EDF Action has not opposed any EPA nominee before, but Gaby said it felt obliged to battle Pruitt.
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A caller obliged, asking if they were actually in love or if it was just really good acting.
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His face was lined, as if by the daily accretion of sorrows his profession obliged him to absorb.
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She is obliged to tally the inheritance, both literal and figurative, her "monster mother" has bequeathed to her.
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Under Iran's Islamic law, imposed after the 1979 revolution, women are obliged to cover their hair in public.
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In certain situations, his mere presence could produce a shifty unease, a tension he felt obliged to disarm.
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Gordon had sent word to Colon before the game that he wanted to do this, and Colon obliged.
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The 30 franchises are obliged to pay 50 percent of designated basketball-related revenue to the league's players.
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Some analysts say the country will be obliged to accept the protocols despite the change in presidential administrations.
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It was the second Wimbledon in a row in which the injury-prone Nishikori was obliged to retire.
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Trump has made multiple campaign promises, promises he will be obliged to keep, that would specifically do harm.
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If one country spends less or more than the guideline, other countries are not obliged to follow suit.
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Clinton, or any politician, is obliged to bring our wretched national press along with them on their airplanes.
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It included only developed nations, so China, the world's biggest carbon emitter, was not obliged to make reductions.
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Devon Flynn, a senior and chair of the group, obliged, taking a tally on a dry-erase board.
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"We're not obliged to stay abreast with the new developments that big industries thrust on us," said Malbert.
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"A Gulf national may be obliged to prepare psychologically for his Gulf to be without Qatar," he added.
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Students today, he asserted, are uniquely positioned to address these issues and, moreover, are obliged to do so.
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On Thursday, Gazprom said the latest court ruling meant it was obliged to pay $2.56 billion to Naftogaz.
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President Xi Jinping of China appealed personally to Mr. Trump to save the company and Mr. Trump obliged.
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Salguero, who apparently gets requests like this all the time, obliged and let them do so for free.
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As NATO allies, they are obliged to come to each other's aid in the event of an attack.
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If it does, then you're obliged to raise this issue, because your executive director has broken a rule.
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The countries that ratified the PSMA, meanwhile, are obliged to inspect suspicious vessels or turn them away entirely.
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"However, of course we will carry out what we are statutorily obliged to enforce," spokesman John Czwartacki said.
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Employees will be obliged to take five days of mandatory vacation or time off from work, she added.
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Employees will be obliged to take five days of mandatory vacation or time off from work, she added.
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Now he was obliged to act in the best interest of two different parties: investors and company management.
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And on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Cuomo obliged, ordering an end to all gatherings of more than 214 people.
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As a Muslim, he is obliged to make the pilgrimages to Mecca at least once in his lifetime.
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The pope wished everyone his customary "good lunch," and a sea gull, aided by a hooded crow, obliged.
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Hundreds of millions of Asians outside China don't want to find themselves obliged to study Xi Jinping Thought.
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But we aren't obliged to spend time with people to make them happy, if it makes us unhappy.
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I asked their customer service team to give me a 30-minute heads up, and they happily obliged.
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Jeff Martin, the executive story editor, wanted a softball version of Terry Cashman's "Talkin' Baseball," and Cashman obliged.
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Some other luxury goods stores not only obliged customers but solicited them, sensing an opportunity, Ms. Parikh said.
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For a period of ten years, banks should be obliged to accept and distribute cash in populated areas.
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Faced with glorious objects made in the service of power, we are obliged to measure pleasure against cruelty.
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LRGs' finances are public and LRGs are obliged to disclose their financial accounts on time and in detail.
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The fact that there are creditable grounds for reporting him, however, doesn't mean you're obliged to do so.
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I am obliged to be as narrow-minded as those "narrow-minded" Uighurs and Tibetans we hear about.
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I'd always wanted to be like him, and he'd obliged with a couple of lessons in my teens.
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I obliged, threw out my old slow cooker, and have been using the new one for several months.
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Countries like Mexico will ultimately be obliged to fix their justice and law enforcement systems on their own.
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All these nations are obliged not only not to commit genocide, but also to prevent and punish it.
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You can't be obliged to take on the burden of dealing with your landlord's politics at any cost.
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However, President Klaus Iohannis, a bitter critic of the government, is not obliged to nominate Dancila to parliament.
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"Herman is just going to town & I have been obliged to make my pen fairly fly," Augusta apologized.
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This means that companies will no longer by obliged to give employees a direct seat on their board.
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If parents were obliged to avoid doing things that might mortify their children, they'd lead extremely straitened lives.
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As your legs tire, you feel obliged to maintain your speed so you don't fall behind the drums.
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All vehicles on China's roads are obliged to meet the previous China V emission standard by next year.
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Countries are also obliged to share details of their investigations, and even lab tests, with WHO for validation.
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That you're not obliged to do so doesn't mean that it wouldn't be a decent thing to do.
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He asked us on-air to turn him into a meme...and since we're professionals, we obliged him.
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Indeed, decent citizens would have felt morally obliged to break them, where obeying them involved harm to others.
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Once undocumented migrants are on U.S. soil, the Border Patrol is obliged to arrest them for entering illegally.
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We tried to convince customers to run to the liquor store for us, until eventually—incredibly—someone obliged.
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And never mind that HHS Secretary Tom Price is legally obliged to support the law as it stands.
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If she loses, she is obliged to resign and barred from standing in the leadership election that follows.
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Wood obliged graciously, with a recognizable movie-star rictus that appeared throughout the night, mostly for various strangers' smartphones.
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But Johnson argued Weld could bring momentum and fundraising power to the Libertarian ticket, and the delegates obliged him.
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Barlow and Loewenstein obliged, reforming as a duo for the 2003 gig and a short run of European dates.
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The company's travel coordinator, Sharon McCarthy, obliged and really went the extra mile to make the couple's day memorable.
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That was enough because Gilson gladly obliged, called the cops and informed them he had violated the restraining order.
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And Openreach will be obliged to consult formally with customers such as Sky and TalkTalk on large-scale investments.
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Dr. Easton graciously obliged to share his memories of growing up alongside Project Vanguard in a post for Motherboard.
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Investors such as pension funds that track these or are barred from owning junk would be obliged to sell.
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James, who happened to be mic'd up, spotted his daughter on the sidelines asking for candy and quickly obliged.
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From 2008 it obliged listed companies to have women in at least 40% of board seats or face dissolution.
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But the state's attorney cited an ongoing investigation in not commenting whether the officer obliged then or at all.
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Rather than take the long view, they feel obliged to cut costs, massage quarterly profits and buy back shares.
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NASA has obliged, and continues to use these institutions to spearhead the agency's biggest projects and build rocket hardware.
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Each empire felt obliged to enter all of the prestigious industries, rather than concentrate on what it did best.
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Ty Thompson, the principal, called for the "biggest group hug," and the students obliged around the 50-yard line.
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Do you wonder why the government would like people to forget about it and why many Chinese happily obliged?
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Participants are obliged to undergo a Know Your Customer process, assuring Saga's economy is compatible with traditional financial institutions.
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The Department of Justice is supposed to collect the numbers, but police departments are not obliged to share them.
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Police in London said they were still obliged to arrest Assange if he left the embassy for skipping bail.
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The Cheesecake Factory has somehow figured out exactly what I wanted and obliged — at least, for one day only.
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Breached companies are usually obliged to notify the people who are impacted, but this does not always happen immediately.
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Trump eventually obliged in August with a tweet that declared McGahn would depart in the fall, after Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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They feel obliged to speak out on the extradition bill, amid cries of alarm from businesses in Hong Kong.
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The bar doorman does not need all that information, nor should we be obliged to give it to him.
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It has turned itself into a "public-benefit corporation", obliged to pursue the public good as well as profit.
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Firms are no longer obliged to sell some of their hard-currency earnings to the government at a discount.
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According to Netflix, it obliged to the takedown as New Zealand has strict laws on media reporting of suicide.
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Of course, Colin also drew a crowd of locals who were clamoring for photo-ops ... which he happily obliged.
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The strength of the Hong Kong dollar has obliged the HKMA to keep the first promise many times since.
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Luckily for her, he obliged, something he wouldn't have done had he known she was seeking asylum, she said.
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Brook's trainer Dominic Ingle felt obliged to throw in the towel to prevent his man from taking further punishment.
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Sunny obliged, getting out of his chair and letting Kimmel lift him up in front of the entire audience.
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The other part—literary purveyors of high journalism—feels obliged to hold forth on our reservations about the text.
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Six Western Balkans nations aspiring to join the bloc are obliged to transpose EU energy rules into national policies.
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This creates a tendency for people to feel responsible for the manipulator's moods and obliged to fix them. 7.
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MTV's Music and Talent ("M&T") division soon requested the piece be deleted, to which MTV News eventually obliged.
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When he does so, GSK will be obliged to issue a statement, since he is also a board member.
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In this same state of mind on my more recent hungover visit, I obliged my grandmother in the garden.
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Like a highly qualified female graduate obliged to bring the tea, Mr Abe's womenomics policy has suffered numerous humiliations.
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The consortium was then obliged to launch a mandatory offer to buy Americana's remaining shares under Kuwaiti securities rules.
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I obliged, mostly with the goal of being better able to debate him on the issue the following Monday.
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It is obliged to reduce output during hot weather when water temperatures rise, or when river levels are low.
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In the past it was right-wing strongmen who refused to leave power when legally obliged to do so.
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But there's a limit to the discretion that I can show because I am obliged to execute the law.
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Amazon obliged and was so impressed by his coding skills that the company extended a job offer shortly thereafter.
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Among the concerns the organization expressed was that theater employees would be obliged increasingly to check on Mr. Patten.
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Employees are "obliged, like all foreign visitors, to respect the laws of the countries they visit," the airline said.
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She feels obliged to keep the office tidy, to avoid potential awkwardness when the cleaner comes at 6 p.m.
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Richmond was commissioned by Charlotte's editor, George Smith, to produce a flattering image of his subject, and he obliged.
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You wonder, if it had taken place at work, whether you'd have felt obliged to do something about it.
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Another recent high-profile target who has been obliged to issue an apology is the Taiwanese actor Leon Dai.
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The rich and buttery cream demanded to be slathered all over the three fluffy pancakes, and I happily obliged.
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Cade is not obliged to use all of the additional time and a ruling could come sooner, Kroton said.
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The men were out at sea off the coast of California, and happily obliged to the sea lion's requests.
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He dutifully obliged: "I made a donation of £25,000 to have 'Merz Barn' restored — it was all Zaha's idea."
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Under the currency peg system, the HKMA is obliged to intervene if trading hits either end of the band.
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Activists say drug companies should be obliged to disclose how much their products actually cost to design and make.
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Local authorities are obliged to provide refugees with welfare only if they have already been living in the area.
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"When you arrive in Italy, you are not obliged to do anything you don't want to do," she said.
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So I ask again: Are we not morally obliged to stand up and speak out against such reprehensible acts?
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The Christian minority -- who believe they are obliged to abstain from war -- counts about 100,000 worshipers in South Korea.
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Alexis says she obliged and the two of them had a couple drinks, which is when things went south.
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"Back then publishers didn't feel obliged to make a connection between the cover and an interior strip," Fertig writes.
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Foreign corporations operating in the European Union would also be obliged to disclose their tax data, or face fines.
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In short, avoid the common mistake of feeling obliged to blurt out issues that make a candidate less appealing.
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Life is full of obligations that can't be shirked, but always there are "obligations" I'm not obliged to do.
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"As head of state I am obliged to defend the peace and stability of the entire homeland," Maduro wrote.
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To Pensiero's recollection, Leiblich walked into McCarthy's office and asked for a thousand more dollars, to which McCarthy obliged.
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Forces are obliged to re-refer any conduct matters to us that emerge during the course of their investigation.
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You're not obliged to raise her yourself; in accepting your biological child, her adoptive mother took on that responsibility.
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Your organization is obliged to serve its mission as well as it can with the resources it can muster.
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The Fox News host obliged, and immediately attacked his colleagues in the media, parroting one of Trump's favorite lines.
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"With the crisis, we were obliged to become much more business-minded about what we do," Ms. Carli said.
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Mr Taki's father felt obliged to offer a public apology for the misconduct of his son, who is 52.
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We are obliged to look as hard as we can for evidence that supports what we wish to believe.
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He is not obliged by law to leave office over the charges and has vowed to stay in power.
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So I obliged but asked if he could do so when we planned on stepping out later that afternoon.
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He will now rule for another six years when he'll be 71, and obliged by law to step down.
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Absolutely. And it isn't a question of subject matter, because fiction isn't obliged to tackle the world head-on.
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Melissa Clark obliged in a big way today, with a roundup of the best pastry cookbooks of the year.
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After being knocked out of Asia's top club competition in February the team felt obliged to apologize to fans.
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I obliged and tried on diamonds, and while they were sparkly and stunning, none of them spoke to me.
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The audience obliged, of course, and fans noted the seriousness of the song and ceased screaming during the track.
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Under European regulations, utilities are obliged to offer broadband operators access to their infrastructure on fair and reasonable terms.
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The bonds were still outstanding, but the companies that were obliged to pay them no longer had any assets.
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Alibaba said in a statement before the Games that Atos was "obliged to remove this communication on their website".
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So great was Roosevelt's preoccupation with strength that nearly all of his biographers have felt obliged to explain it.
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The jobs are different; a Supreme Court judge is less obliged to follow precedents she doesn't like, for instance.
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Am I obliged to use the tickets for their implicit purpose of getting me to and from the volunteer job?
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After Khrushchev obliged her request, Rose sent the images to her son and asked him to add his own signature.
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So, if a television station aired one perspective on a controversial topic, it was obliged to air an opposing view.
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"I am obliged to ensure that the state organs work in harmony and that the constitution is executed," Erdogan said.
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Warren, still wearing her blue Clyburn shirt, obliged with a smile and went on to peruse the late-night menu.
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Opposition politicians have scoffed at the promise, saying Duque will be obliged to make deals to get his laws through.
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Timberlake obliged and held up the baby for all to see ... while Steph busted out the "Circle of Life" intro.
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While Harris waited outside, a man approached him in his car and asked for money, which Harris obliged, police said.
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In the long run that might well cost America more, if it eventually felt obliged to pick up the pieces.
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There's a special prosecutor leading the investigation because the attorney general's office is constitutionally obliged to represent the state's interest.
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And for some reason, Pikachu reached out his hand tongue and licked Taylor on the head as she uncomfortably obliged.
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But S&P is obliged to make a call "when the data points to one direction or another", Tan said.
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With the understanding that she would come up to the mogul's apartment strictly for work purposes, Dixon says she obliged.
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He predicts that Pope Francis will soon be obliged to allow married priests, on an experimental basis, in Brazil alone.
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Most of pups happily obliged, but not Ollie — he just looked around at the others like they were all crazy.
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"Companies are obliged to give the Commission accurate information during merger investigations," said commissioner Margrethe Vestager in a press statement.
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Even tough-on-crime legislators soon turn more cautious when obliged to include such information in their bills, she says.
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Operators are obliged to block security threats from foreign powers, while complying with lawful surveillance requests from the U.S. government.
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While doing so, they have prepared their combat units to fight an all-out war, should they be obliged to.
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But as long as men aged 18 to 26 are obliged to sign up, women should bear a commensurate responsibility.
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The furries obliged, and took off their animal heads before heading back out into the common space of the hotel.
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Lopez shared a cute video sending her love kisses, while her baseball boyfriend obliged, leaned over and kissed his Valentine.
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IN OFFICES around the world, the scandal over Harvey Weinstein's depredations has obliged men to rethink their interactions with women.
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Sabadell's CEO Jaime Guardiola said TSB's woes had obliged Sabadell to postpone its profitability target by one year to 2021.
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Earlier this month Nissan was obliged to recall 1.2m cars after finding that unqualified inspectors had been conducting safety checks.
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"What the fuck is babe dot net?" asked one writer, a question several outlets felt obliged to answer with explainers.
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For fear of encouraging other separatist movements in the region, the international community, following the African Union, has never obliged.
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Thailand has emerged as Southeast Asia's leading developer of renewable electricity, with providers obliged to guarantee minimum levels of supply.
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Its adherents deny being pawns of Moscow, but they are obliged to offer public prayers for Kirill, Moscow's powerful patriarch.
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Johnson, who lacks a majority in parliament, is obliged by legislation passed last month to accept an extension once offered.
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And they would be obliged to get the best price for the company, which would mean considering other potential offers.
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Being the good guy he is, Lord happily obliged, despite never meeting "Tim Barnard," as media personality Blake called himself.
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Governments would also be obliged to co-finance substantial shares of the investment projects from national budgets, the proposal said.
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Female FARC fighters, previously obliged to use birth control (and in some instances, illegal or forced abortions) are building families.
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Some companies also say they've already created a system around warrant requests and will share user information if legally obliged.
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During the long global boom in commodities, firms were obliged to tolerate such red tape, but that no longer holds.
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About 4 percent of Taiwan's national ATM network of 27,200 machines is affected, leaving customers obliged to use other machines.
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It feels obliged to defend its interests by resisting Iran which, it says, is bent on recreating a Persian empire.
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We're told Kim's pastor in Georgia asked her to help him with his new Colorado church and she happily obliged.
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Lucky for Cesar, Kanye obliged ... and we're told he's setting up a time to take a look at his designs.
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When the government seizes land to build infrastructure deemed in the national interest, it is legally obliged to compensate landowners.
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But it is contractually obliged to provide services for thousands of companies there, and cannot disentangle itself from them overnight.
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The jewels of French industry were privatised and their bosses obliged to think of profitability as well as impressing politicians.
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"Take a sip!" bandmate Charles Kelley urged her, holding up a glass of whiskey as Scott, 30, grimaced but obliged.
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Another option would see companies obliged to turn over data if requested by law enforcement authorities in other member countries.
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These challenges were always safely rudimentary, Ashleigh anxious only to see Danny demonstrate his worldly capability, and Danny always obliged.
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The party leadership makes all major economic, social and foreign relations policies, which the president is obliged to carry out.
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Last year was the first year for which companies were obliged to publish a single figure for total CEO pay.
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Were guests obliged to study "A Handbook to the Breeding of Large Dogs" before going to stay with the Baskervilles?
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Laibach obliged, deleting nude imagery and half of their show, from 18 songs to nine and 90 minutes to 45.
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She questioned, though, what privilege lay in having been obliged to conform to a gender expression she loathed and rebuked.
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This reaction is especially common when individuals feel obliged to adopt a particular opinion or engage in a specific behavior.
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Facebook is no more obliged to accept a posting than the New York Times is to print a submitted article.
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If the government loses a confidence vote it is obliged to resign, but defeat looks extremely unlikely in this case.
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More than 6,400 Dutch citizens filed complaints after that appearance, and prosecutors have said that they felt obliged to respond.
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The local union, obliged to protect both accusers and the accused, was divided, with a leadership that included alleged predators.
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And, she said, nurses often feel obliged to have all the answers though their most important skill is to listen.
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Martinez obliged, and the dean asked her to "move around" to see whether her nipples were still visible, Martinez says.
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So many women felt obliged to be in control of these domestic tasks, and their partners expected it of them.
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The popular, high yielding securities have obliged the bank to take a hard once-a-month blow to its reserves.
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To the extent that "The Last Jedi" answers any of them, did you feel obliged to consult with J. J.?
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According to Giese, Hollywood doesn't feel obliged to hire women because it's led by big business rather than government regulation.
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As things currently stand, EPA is legally obliged to regulate carbon, which covers both mobile sources (cars) and power plants.
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Mr. Pharoah, 30, obliged, shedding his tank top and wetting his rippling chest down with a bottle of alkaline water.
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But neither Germany nor any of the others are obliged to "pay up" to anyone other than their own militaries.
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Unlike artists, who are almost professionally obliged to spread their emotions dazzlingly wide, biographers need to be organized and neat.
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They had signed an exclusivity deal and were contractually obliged to only use company-owned platforms (like its webcam service).
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Also, Anadarko would be obliged to pay a $1 billion breakup fee under the terms of its deal with Chevron.
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So policymakers are therefore obliged to choose tolerable cruelties over the intolerable one that we're witnessing in action right now.
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While some were frustrated with her decision, in Britain's constitutional monarchy, the Queen is obliged to accept her minister's advice.
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But when an Italian au pair, who worked for a former colleague, needed a reprieve from deportation, Mr. Dutton obliged.
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It's a good thing to leave money to good causes, but he's not obliged to stint himself to do so.
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President Trump has now to some extent at least obliged all three — but without getting much of anything in return.
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"I feel obliged to make sure that our efforts are as ambitious as they were when we started," he said.
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As firm believers of free speech and expression, my friends and I felt obliged to voice and show our opposition.
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But CISA says it is still obliged to warn owners of vulnerable systems, even if there is no investigative interest.
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That change obliged Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, who refuses to fly, to set out on a catamaran across the Atlantic.
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Greg Abbott asked for federal help, and President Trump obliged late Friday by signing a disaster proclamation for the state.
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"We invited you and we are obliged to guarantee free coverage," a senior North Korean official was quoted as saying.
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Future governments, they said, would be legally obliged to follow a 20-year national development plan set by the army.
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The fact that her agency and her comprehension are limited means that what you're obliged to tell her is limited.
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"Companies are obliged to give the commission accurate information during merger investigations," Ms. Vestager said in a statement on Tuesday.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - The neighbors don't get along but you're still obliged to invite them all to the party.
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Euro zone countries are obliged by EU rules to move toward a balanced budget and lower public debt every year.
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"We trust that we will not be obliged to suffer further stoppages," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump ran on a pledge to expand the patrol and triple the size of ICE; Mr. Kelly has obliged.
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These companies would also be obliged to maintain certain standards of cybersecurity, timetables for notices of breaches and the like.
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But, fortunately for Simpson, according to the law, he's not legally obliged to use his pension to pay that off.
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Nobody is obliged to be interested in wine, any more than they are to follow football or ballet or woodworking.
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Sheriffs are elected officials, answerable directly to their constituents, and are not legally obliged to comply with federal immigration officials.
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The exact phrasing doesn't matter so much; you can say something as simple as, "But obviously do not feel obliged."
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In fact, many of us would like to raise the standards of conduct to which they are obliged to conform.
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States are not obliged to follow these notices, but will often treat them as a warrant for someone's arrest and extradition.
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And the singer happily obliged, posting a selfie video of her running her fingers through her wet, curly, collarbone-length hair.
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"We are obliged to look at the things as we see them and not to try to compare two different things."
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Israel's military chief of staff said that Azaria had violated the military's code of conduct and was obliged to abide it.
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The US is obliged under a 70-year-old treaty to not restrict people or NGOs from attending the UN headquarters.
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A first test will come on October 7th, when 23.4m Peruvians are legally obliged to vote in state and local elections.
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"We are obliged by law to protect the forest from the beetle," said Krzysztof Zamojski, a Bialowieza councillor and a forester.
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Love suggested the reporter call Fudge to back her up in her squabble with McAdams over immigration, and the reporter obliged.
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Winfrey naturally obliged and sat down with Bryant to discuss both her successful decisions and her early mistakes as an entrepreneur.
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But it is unclear whether, in doing so, he will feel obliged to make populist concessions along the lines of NEEEF.
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He adds that the Fed should also have obliged banks to let customers draw funds as soon as they are deposited.
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Service providers should only be obliged to obtain business authorisations or licenses where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objectives.
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On last night's episode, "The Obliged," it was revealed that the Twitter statement was a bit of an expectations-setting con.
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After the civil war, Mississippi was obliged to pass a new constitution, which guaranteed "a uniform system of free public schools".
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Claimants may yet be obliged to take a job only if it pays at least 10% more than their citizens' income.
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Under the Bretton Woods system which lasted until the early 1970s, countries were obliged to peg their currencies to the dollar.
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JD accused its main competitor, Alibaba, of engaging in "coercive" tactics, saying its rival obliged merchants to choose between online platforms.
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In 2008 Norway obliged listed companies to reserve at least 40% of their director seats for women on pain of dissolution.
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"I trust they will be left in peace and not be obliged to do what they cannot," Catala told RTVE television.
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Employers are legally obliged to offer 3.13 months of maternity leave, but often find ways to avoid it, complains Ms Chung.
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No artist is obliged to remove their R. Kelly collabs, but the way showbiz normally works is ... celebs follow the trend.
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Nevertheless, Spicer said, Trump had lost enough trust in Flynn that he asked him to resign late Monday — and Flynn obliged.
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Legislation in 2004 obliged pension funds in Britain to match their assets to the long-term promises they made to retirees.
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Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Moscow had in the past obliged Israel by refraining from supplying Syria with the system.
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High temperatures and high humidity create the ideal environment for very wet storm systems to develop, and last week nature obliged.
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Yet many states find themselves struggling to collect enough revenue to balance their budgets—as most are legally obliged to do.
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" On his career choice: "By job distribution I was obliged to go" into the KGB, "but I wanted to go there.
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That's because they're elected officials, answerable directly to their constituents, and are not legally obliged to comply with federal immigration officials.
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Sometimes the purpose is to defend a more fundamental belief system, as when biblical literalists find themselves obliged to support creationism.
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So are the hundreds of people — dressed in gowns, tuxes, evening suits, and sparkly tops — who also obliged the dress code.
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Here's the thing ... after the loser got bit, everyone else wanted a bite taken out of them ... and the gator obliged.
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In China, the private-sector companies at the cutting edge of AI innovation feel obliged to keep Xi's priorities in mind.
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There's a difference between claiming an sick day and feeling obliged to divulge the workings of your uterus to your boss.
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It's as important as a tapestry or even a painting, and I think the museum is obliged to recognize its importance.
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On some level, aren't we obliged to care more about the people that we love or the people we call friends?
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We're told Dujuan ran into Mel backstage and asked her to take a picture with him and she obliged ... at first.
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When I emailed the ICE press office last summer, and asked to receive a tour of the unit, it happily obliged.
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Normally when you look at a painting, you just look at it, but with this you're more obliged to trance out.
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The MoD is obliged to pay rent on all leased units, regardless of occupancy, and is responsible for maintenance and repair.
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Reagan obliged, which is a testament to just how important Harleth's role could, and possibly should, be inside the Trump administration.
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Issuers are obliged to suspend coupon payments on such deals if they are downgraded within three notches from the initial rating.
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Certain councils are obliged to house two homeless ex-servicemen a year as part of this program, which was a lifesaver.
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"So long as the law is on the books, we at the department are obliged to uphold the law," Price said.
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Just don't forget to that peach-emoji-captioned selfie you're obliged to post on Instagram once they've landed in your arsenal.
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I obliged, and followed up to see how was he doing — only to have him expose himself to me, fully nude.
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The objective of maximising wealth is deeply embedded in the global savings system, with asset managers obliged to protect clients' money.
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An even bigger challenge is time management and navigating relationships with 20 or 30 people to whom you'll now feel obliged.
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It said the participants of that meeting also discussed whether VW was obliged to inform the public under German disclosure rules.
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The ECJ, however, ruled that the bloc was not obliged to treat all countries outside the bloc in the same way.
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Part of Tennessee coach Rick Barnes' message this week was centered around cutting down turnovers, and point guard Lamonte Turner obliged.
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Johnson was obliged to seek a Brexit delay from the EU on Saturday after Parliament blocked a vote on his deal.
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I asked my father if he wouldn't mind pulling off a few fruits every week throughout the summer, and he obliged.
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When a wealthy weekend host asked him to critique his amateur painting, Turner obliged but later sent the man a bill.
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"Malicious omission consists of deliberately omitting information in the sworn declaration that officials are obliged to make," Delgado told Radio Continental.
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Israel was an occupying power under international law, obliged to protect the people of Gaza and ensure their welfare, he said.
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Batarfi said Muslims in Western countries, including the United States, were obliged to target the interests of Jews and the Americans.
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"He felt obliged to everyone around him -- his partners, employees and even the CEO -- to do the right thing," Palihapitiya said.
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And so four days after her arrival, when she asked me to go with her to Block A4, I happily obliged.
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But in my desperate need to feel connected, I sent a provocative email to one who lived nearby, and he obliged.
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But should the recipient of Weinstein's largesse be obliged to share her story in order to not be considered an enabler?
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Wray obliged, and advised the senators present that if they ever find themselves in similar circumstances, they should contact the FBI.
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And some of its dialogue (particularly, for no clear reason, the lines Tomei is obliged to deliver) is eye-rollingly bad.
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Even the dissenters in Whole Woman's Health, who include Chief Justice John Roberts, are obliged now to follow and apply it.
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His position is not to deny climate change, but to deny that Finland is obliged to make sacrifices to combat it.
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But when it came to an Italian au pair who worked for a former colleague, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton obliged.
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"Ferrari has shown us a different level and has obliged us to stretch our targets again," Wolff said in an interview.
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During the course of the conversation, the officer quietly admitted to misgivings about the orders he was obliged to carry out.
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"Japan is not the only state that is obliged to conduct measures to prevent the expansion of infection," Mr. Motegi said.
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The contract stipulated that Aristophil might buy back shares at a premium, he said, but was not obliged to do so.
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Mr Moreno felt obliged to move his government to the port city of Guayaquil—and to declare a state of emergency.
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The company said in a statement that it was obliged to review some posts in order to comply with American sanctions.
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Both you and your less fortunate co-worker are obliged under the law to obtain coverage (which you both want anyway).
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