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1 To oblige people to take oaths as to the disputed right, is wrong.
2 They are more properly horse and mule trails, and oblige people to go in single file.
3 From October, new rules would oblige people with poor English to have their language ability tested after 2½ years.
4 One grand objection against this proposal is, how you will oblige people to pay either their subscription or their quarterage.
5 That is, there is no rule that obliges people to be nice or polite.
6 "Others may pretend to oblige people merely from motives of friendship," he remarked.
7 He also said that the protests violate legislation on infectious diseases, which obliges people to keep a distance from one another.
8 But you don't mean to say you expect a law obliging people to deal in your store whether they want to or not?
9 "If ever there was an obliged people , " said Henry's secretary of state, Villeroy, to Aerssens, "then it is you Netherlanders to his Majesty.
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