There is no "compelled patriotism" since there is no compelled participation.
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Toby and Tanner are just as unwillingly compelled toward crime as the Suicide Squad is compelled toward heroism.
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A schoolteacher could be compelled to testify about education rules, or a senior citizen could be compelled to testify about Medicare or Social Security rules.
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He couldn't help it, though; he seemed compelled to speak honestly, the way he once felt compelled to finish a pack of cigarettes at bedtime.
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If Democrats aren't compelled by the reality of broad, pervasive corruption, then they should be compelled by the politics of a longer, more deliberate impeachment process.
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The report said: "Even though some people are compelled to work shorter hours than they want to, most people are compelled to work longer hours than they want to."
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This concern compelled President-elect George H.W. Bush in 1988 to adopt an ethics pledge that all who served on his transition team were compelled to sign and adhere to.
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"What we're talking about here is compelled justification and compelled subsidization of a private party, a private party that expresses political views constantly," Kennedy told the lawyers during oral arguments.
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Just as our snorer is compelled to nap, the young girl is compelled to dance whenever her brother plays "Despacito," and their video has scored more than 13 million views to date.
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They felt compelled to show their support in that way.
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"We both felt compelled to do it," Green says now.
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Some felt compelled to start the movie all over again.
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Looks like I wasn't the only one compelled by it.
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The city's mayor felt compelled to issue a public apology.
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What compelled Zuckerberg to make such a seemingly risky decision?
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Bosses are therefore being compelled to rethink their employment practices.
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But I saw a need and felt compelled to act.
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He was compelled to appear by a lawful congressional subpoena.
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He argues Verizon compelled phone providers to disable FM radios.
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We don't know what compelled her to pull the trigger.
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As his lawyers, we are compelled to address that issue.
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What compelled you to open up about that struggle now?
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No longer compelled to deal with each other, they didn't.
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Johnson, like many celebrities, felt compelled to voice his disagreement.
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Everyone has an opinion and feels compelled to share it.
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"As a scientist, I think I'm compelled to," Simanek says.
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States will need to be compelled to get on board.
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Might you, as TechCrunch suggested, be compelled to post more?
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Why were so many people compelled to put these Musical.
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Will they feel compelled to stabilize the health care system?
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Did he explain why he was compelled to send them?
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Nor should we hesitate if compelled to take military action.
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Andre did not always feel compelled to be an entrepreneur.
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The South, backed by America, would feel compelled to intervene.
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So why does Trump feel compelled to do this now?
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Even the locals feel compelled to step up their game.
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Compelled to honor his father and mother, he instinctively refused.
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Not being compelled to confess guilt is a human right.
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" Steve feels compelled to say, "I don't do hatchet jobs.
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Actually don't feel compelled to answer the question at all.
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Given that, I feel compelled to set the record straight.
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Because of that, WWE seems compelled to remember Starrcade properly.
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What compelled you to start the Ladies of Ink tour?
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Tonight you'll feel compelled to talk about an emotional issue.
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What compelled you to put geometrical shapes on your pies?
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Now I feel compelled to put something on the website.
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"A migrant bird, she was compelled to fly," Laing writes.
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We'll feel compelled to seek out ways to help others.
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If they refuse, their cooperation should be compelled through legislation.
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But sudden literary success compelled him to abandon that ambition.
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Compelled to see what the update includes, I installed it.
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Barnette, recognizing that compelled speech is antithetical to free speech.
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Everywhere Ms. Le Pape went, people seemed compelled to help.
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The brand was compelled to cancel a show in Shanghai.
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The judge disagreed and compelled Uber to produce the report.
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Witnesses should be compelled to provide relevant information without stonewalling.
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You resent the presumption but are compelled by the material.
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That, the plaintiffs claim, is compelled speech and thus unconstitutional.
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That, the plaintiffs claimed, is compelled speech and thus unconstitutional.
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From a legal perspective, once Apple is compelled to provide the FBI with the means to access information on this one device, the precedent will permit it to be compelled to do so again.
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The Danish performance artist Bas Jan Ader compared the gravity that compelled him to fall from the roof of his house in one film to the "extreme grief" that compelled him to cry in another.
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VICE: Why did you feel compelled to start telling these stories?
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In artist Miyoshi Barosh's case, audiences are compelled to do both.
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Everyone's symptoms are different but I felt compelled to share mine.
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And I'm certainly not compelled to buy stuff on Prime Day.
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The other side didn't seem too compelled to respond either. Rep.
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What compelled such a small creature to lash out like this?
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Katie's banking on you feeling compelled to show a little sympathy.
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"I don't want to feel compelled" to go public, he said.
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That's what compelled me to start writing — I felt so alone.
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"Adam said that he's now compelled to "spread his sister's message.
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The arrests compelled school officials to ax the entire basketball season.
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And these groups sued because they said that was compelled speech.
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If Kupperman is compelled to testify, that could presage Bolton testimony.
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What would have compelled Apple to make a broad, public statement?
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It was a story that I felt really compelled to tell.
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They explained why they felt compelled to act when they did.
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She felt compelled to visit the memorial site of Monday's tragedy.
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Through his music, Leamy says he is compelled to do good.
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I've never felt compelled to go any further with studying him.
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A sad pharmacist compelled to make drugs used in lethal injections.
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Many of those who remain free feel compelled to self-censor.
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Morally, they will feel compelled to stand up alongside the resisters.
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Such fears have compelled Senate Republicans to reject Medicaid expansion altogether.
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Second, I feel compelled to explain why I have to leave.
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What compelled you to write this post in the first place?
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You're compelled to do this whether you want to or not.
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Feeling compelled to enter pictures from your own globe-trotting adventures?
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Their inclusion in beer is literally compelled by law in Germany.
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BuzzFeed and Vice may be compelled to study the business model.
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California's public university teams have felt compelled to devise legal workarounds.
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"We should not feel compelled to make uninformed decisions," he said.
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Compelled by determination and momentum, Jin tried to do everything himself.
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Or at least until he feels compelled to share his thoughts.
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This incident was a part of what compelled Kivie to act.
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Many of us feel compelled to make use of them both.
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Why would be feel compelled to tell such an absurd lie?
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But migrants feel doubly compelled to help their relatives back home.
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The panel also compelled Oceanwide Holdings and Genworth Financial Inc GNW.
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"You are not compelled to complete every obstacle," the rules state.
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Neither carrots nor sticks has compelled Erdogan to change course, however.
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And that is what has compelled me to think about running.
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Benson, 88, was expected to be compelled to testify at trial.
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There were some hallucinations that compelled them to kill one another.
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" She felt compelled to clarify, "I wasn't, like, a serious cheerleader.
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But it is not a decision compelled by facts or law.
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"I felt compelled to make a choice now," she told CALmatters.
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It's those feelings that compelled them to walk out Tuesday morning.
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"It's just something I feel compelled to do," he says. ClintonKaine.
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So North Korea is going to be compelled to do that.
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Why did you feel compelled to share your story with us?
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Instead of downing a bottle, though, I'm compelled to witness truth.
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That's why I felt compelled to share—it was a moment.
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What compelled you to start writing this book when you did?
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The numbers are stark enough that Trump felt compelled to respond.
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Mr. Fico's feint went nowhere, and he was compelled to resign.
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They're compelled to drink even if they don't want to drink.
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The journalists were then compelled to compile reports confessing their mistakes.
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He's compelled to be more exposed about himself, yet he can't.
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I am compelled to adorn you I love you so much.
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I really wish I wouldn't have felt compelled to write it.
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Can the president be compelled to testify before a grand jury?
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Increasingly, prison authorities compelled labor out of nonblack prisoners as well.
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I felt compelled to reassess what had been written on Washington.
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And some conservative states feel compelled to avoid mentioning climate change.
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Not every state has felt compelled to tiptoe around climate change.
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But, at the same time, they feel compelled to hire you.
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And what if anything are you compelled to do about it?
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And what if anything are you compelled to do about it?
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He felt compelled to invest because of the benefits of meditation.
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"I felt so compelled to tell that story," Mr. Antonoff said.
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It was this slap of reality that compelled them to act.
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"I was subpoenaed, and I've been compelled to testify," he said.
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She stayed in the relationship, compelled by both guilt and empathy.
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What compelled you to revisit this subject matter 25 years later?
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"Epiphany" tells us why the title character feels compelled to kill.
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As the Bachelor, he says he felt compelled to pop the question.
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I was very compelled by how much love there was in there.
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Giving up your anonymity because you felt compelled to share your gift.
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My inexperience actually caused a problem that I feel compelled to share.
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What could've compelled Thompson to kiss Woods after a night of chasteness?
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Seeing his own family in those conditions compelled him to do something.
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I feel compelled to express my gratitude before it is too late.
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You can't be compelled to say the Pledge of Allegiance, for example.
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It's unclear what compelled investigators to search the pipe specifically on Tuesday.
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He added that Microsoft will turn over data when legally compelled to.
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But it's gained enough traction that opponents have felt compelled to respond.
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"I just felt compelled to text her for some reason," Kelci said.
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I asked him why he felt compelled to say anything at all.
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I felt compelled to smooth out even the slightest sources of friction.
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That compelled Poseidon to redesign the plant's seawater intake and discharge technologies.
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Why, at your age, would you feel compelled to join the protests?
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Zuckerberg can't be compelled to appear as he's not a U.K. citizen.
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Still, I was immediately compelled to try it out in the shower.
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Why do you heterosexuals feel compelled to seduce others into your lifestyle?
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I'm very compelled by doing films that don't have all those things.
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If you're human, you'll feel compelled to ask what her scent is.
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Popular demand compelled him to extend the hours to Thursday through Sunday.
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Kyaw Soe Oo said he felt compelled to report about the issue.
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Many of those who remain free now feel compelled to self-censor.
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That's why I feel compelled to write restaurant reviews on the Internet.
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If you feel compelled to comment beyond words of support, think twice.
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But whatever's happening, Nintendo felt compelled to issue a statement to Kotaku.
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But he felt compelled to do more with his time and resources.
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Serena, facing a glacier of indifference, is compelled to do something radical.
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" She added: "I'm compelled to make emotionally, socially, and politically challenging pieces.
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This staging compelled everyone present to witness the power of American law.
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I was compelled to by a bizarre inner drive I couldn't explain.
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After hearing the evidence ... the court is compelled to stay these executions.
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Most won't be settling locally; they'll be compelled to go somewhere else.
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Be gentle, even though you're feeling compelled to totally dominate the situation.
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The telco is then compelled to restrict service to that specific device.
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The sound allegedly alarmed him and compelled him to leave, Smart writes.
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If code is speech, then Apple can't be compelled to make it.
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Familes feeling compelled to leave their homes and almost everything else behind.
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Brad Marchand will dunk on a Twitter idiot when he feels compelled.
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However, he feels compelled to add that this isn't a sex club.
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"If there's a community that's interactive, you almost feel compelled," he explained.
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I was drawn into it and was immediately compelled by the idea.
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In both cases, Kramer was compelled to respond to Trump through art.
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It went so viral that Roth felt compelled to write about it.
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Then you may feel compelled to make the decision that Bikkannavar made.
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You might feel compelled to burn every bridge and start over today!
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No one is compelled to doff shirts here and brave the elements.
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"But don't feel compelled to speculate on these potential deals," he said.
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Will reluctant countries be coaxed or compelled to deliver real market reform?
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It is entertainment and you want people to be compelled by it.
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When compelled, a few might issue censorious statements or tweet their concerns.
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Without the support of the Republicans, neither entity is compelled to respond.
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To blunt the accusation, Marilyn felt compelled to put distance between them.
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Manning could be given immunity from further prosecution and compelled to testify.
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Clinton had been compelled to second-guess much of his record herself.
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In family life one is compelled to give more than one receives.
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What characteristic would others feel compelled to speak about in your absence?
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I feel compelled to speak out when Israeli strikes murder Gazan civilians.
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Pascrell noted that translators are not typically compelled to testify before Congress.
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Can a sitting president be compelled to testify before a grand jury?
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Every time I read them I feel energized and compelled to paint.
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All these people feel compelled to become other than what they were.
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But the circumstances compelled us to make an exception to the rule.
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Australian-American artist Ruth Marshall feels compelled to knit these wild creatures.
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I don't know what compelled me to play it at the top.
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We are essentially compelled to try to buy elements of our personality.
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These musicians are compelled to do what they do, no matter what.
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It wouldn't be the first time the government's pushed for compelled assistance.
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We can tell ourselves that we can't be compelled to support despotism.
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And yet I feel strangely compelled to have more than one shot.
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No wonder Wayne was compelled to play with a similarly bouncy flow.
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I also felt compelled to support a friend and fellow ultramarathon runner.
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To preserve the union, the founding fathers felt compelled to preserve slavery.
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Part of what compelled me to buy Joule was its faster heating.
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People secure in their status don't feel compelled to trumpet their pride.
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But maybe I should; maybe, in fact, I will be compelled to.
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Then again, critics are compelled to eat their way through a menu.
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Then we'll feel more compelled to give some back to those communities.
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Diane Arbus photographed portraits that have compelled or repelled generations of viewers.
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Also, don't always feel compelled to select 'Yes' for every calendar invite.
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Compelled but unsure what to do, I hand her my business card.
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VICE: What first compelled you to get involved with drug policy activism?
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He compelled his followers to drink a fruit punch laced with cyanide.
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While these planets complement each other, you're compelled to search for deals.
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There's absolutely not one reason why you should be compelled to drink.
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As Houston recovers, its business community should feel especially compelled to help.
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Each individual Republican is now compelled to embrace this garbage or not.
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We derive value from those annoying moments when we're compelled to dawdle.
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His hope is that readers will feel compelled to retell these stories.
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However, it wasn't so good that I felt compelled to eat more.
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And the agency releases his detailed calendars only when compelled by lawsuits.
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This may have compelled the President to hit out at the event.
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All of a sudden he feels compelled to do something like resign.
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As a Catholic, I feel compelled to speak out against this injustice.
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Tech companies are now compelled to provide people with their own data.
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To this day, she feels compelled to lock every door behind her.
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There, Ginghina is compelled to wrestle with the viability of his ideas.
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Colorado was right to recognize their First Amendment right against compelled speech.
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Nineteenth-century developers were hardly compelled to cover their facades in ornaments.
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As viewers, we are always compelled to ask: What has happened here?
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" In the interview, Phillips said, "I feel I'm being compelled to create artwork for an event -- an inherently religious event -- that goes against my faith, and I'm being compelled to do so under penalty of jail time and fines.
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"There is a categorical distinction between the election context, where compelled public disclosure can be an affirmative good, and the non-election context, where compelled disclosure (even to government itself) is at best a necessary evil," the petition said.
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This policy change does not apply retroactively to claims already compelled to arbitration.
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Each episode ended on a cliffhanger that compelled moviegoers to keep coming back.
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The reframing compelled tight-fisted government officials to make room in the budget.
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I like to materialize my ideas, and I feel compelled to share them.
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However, the adult film star says she felt compelled to speak out now.
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Although Stephenson doesn't give her men names, I feel compelled to do so.
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Eventually, the World Health Organization felt compelled to debunk the claim on Twitter.
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We're compelled to watch because, frankly, it's incredible what these people can do.
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After waking up, I feel compelled to translate those dreams into these sets.
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The state compelled Miller and Porter to testify under immunity in Nero's trial.
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Not every graduate feels connected to the community or is compelled to stay.
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Having experienced these emotions himself, Albrecht was compelled to define these specific feelings.
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It is not clear why Manning is being compelled to appear in court.
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"Bedrock First Amendment principles forbid the compelled support of ideological advocacy," Carvin said.
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I'm less compelled by the rigidity of the art style which we established.
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"I couldn't understand why I felt compelled to do this piece," he said.
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I felt compelled to tell you…just in case anything happened to me.
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Human Rights Watch found, however, that some Uighurs reported being compelled to participate.
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And then I felt compelled to applaud, loudly, at what I'd just seen.
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That moment compelled me, like, 'I need more skills to fight these problems.
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The demand violates Apple's First Amendment rights against compelled speech and viewpoint discrimination.
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She felt compelled to help those affected by the string of natural disasters.
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But few of the items I saw compelled me to read the article.
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" Within hours, she felt compelled to retract that statement, explaining that "I misspoke.
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I can't say I've ever been less compelled to click on a story.
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He saw the show, you see, and felt compelled to provide witness testimony.
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"I was compelled by neurosurgery, with its unforgiving call to perfection [...]" Kalanithi writes.
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Something, though, compelled him to offer his assistance that April evening in 2015.
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Then 2016 rolled around and I felt deeply compelled to do something different.
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"Bedrock First Amendment principles forbid the compelled support of ideological advocacy," Carvin argued.
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VICE: What compelled you to wake up so early to see Hillary Clinton?
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It is rare that I'm compelled to seek out C-SPAN live coverage.
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Harry Reid, then the Senate majority leader, was compelled in 2013 to use
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But whenever it happens I feel compelled to take some sort of action.
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It's about coming to terms with a destiny she feels compelled to fulfill.
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Every woman I was compelled to photograph taught me something about her experience.
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First the company was compelled to limit its sale of flavored tobacco products.
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I feel compelled to after this latest controversy with the widow of Sgt.
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I just felt compelled to do that because I had that growing up.
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I only go hard negative when I feel deeply compelled to do so.
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They are not looking to leave but they are being compelled to leave.
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"It was always a fight to talk about what compelled me," she said.
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We feel compelled to report that such an attempt is likely to backfire.
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Why do we feel compelled to respond to some disasters more than others?
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Feloni: What compelled you to do your one-woman show more in 2004?
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But if you have a Series 4, you shouldn't feel compelled to upgrade.
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Cuomo has retired that promise and compelled the M.T.A. to pay the charges.
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But he insists it's his other projects that compelled him to step away.
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Nonpartisan crowds at certain games did not seem compelled to make much noise.
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Let's say Cohen testifies -- whether he is compelled to by subpoena or not.
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Years later, Mandela expressed his pain at having been compelled to abandon Taiwan.
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The third plaintiff claims he was compelled to sign allegedly illegal confidentiality agreements.
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Japan and South Korea would feel compelled to build their own nuclear arsenals
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The subpoena compelled the client's testimony before a federal grand jury, Burstein said.
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Others feel compelled to keep quiet, fearing their warnings could cause professional backlash.
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They said their faith compelled them to show compassion for this "vulnerable" group.
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I was particularly compelled by the story of Marty Richards in the episode.
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One benefit is that I feel compelled to do something new and different.
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Maybe, after eating it, you'll feel compelled to feed it to your guests.
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He told me he felt compelled, legally, to launch some sort of investigation.
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Mr. Kaine, who was compelled to spend much of his time defending Mrs.
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"Parents who do this would hardly feel compelled to add 11 sugar cubes."
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That compelled the company to raise wages and improve its health care plans.
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All I know is that I feel compelled enough to continue doing it.
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The new administration compelled her to engage more deeply in politics, not less.
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Mr. Trudeau is not likely to be compelled to resign over the issue.
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They feel compelled to be smart or maybe just ponderously playful about it.
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The president feels compelled to have something specific to counter Medicare for all.
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I felt compelled to mention this, too, at the end of the story.
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I felt compelled to mention this, too, at the end of the article.
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In this regard, I am compelled to see these images as devotional icons.
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Topol instantly was intrigued and compelled to find a way to work together.
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Ms. Aponte was compelled to ignore obscene chants as she organized the competition.
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Taken together, these factors have compelled economists to re-evaluate the economy's tempo.
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But there are people who feel compelled to try to exceed market averages.
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Now, Mr. Cruz has been compelled again to reach for a different gear.
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It also compelled Israel to commit to a partial Sinai pullout in 1975.
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Indiana's and New Jersey's highest courts are both considering compelled passcode disclosure cases.
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Some puzzling, even chilling texts pop in, and he feels compelled to answer.
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I find myself endlessly compelled by Toyen's brutal dreamscapes in pen and ink.
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"We feel compelled to oppose it," said Paul Markovich, the company's chief executive.
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We lament what it says about us that we feel compelled to participate.
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There are issues on which the president feels compelled to hold his ground.
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When staff positions compelled me to assemble them, the task reliably bedeviled me.
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Diplomats, spies and reporters were occasionally compelled to leave over some sordid revelations.
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For whatever reason, editors felt compelled to send me wherever people were crying.
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Companies should not be compelled to weaken the encryption that protects their clients.
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Trump administration lawyers responded that McGahn is "immune" from being compelled to testify.
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Then, Republicans would virtually be compelled to act, particularly in an election year.
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By morning, however, he felt compelled to defend the state of his mind.
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I agreed and then asked Brody what compelled him to make his book.
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Young people no longer feel as compelled as previous generations to own cars.
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Errol's discomfort increased until he felt compelled to account for his dishevelled appearance.
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The nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision.
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The novelty of such travel nevertheless compelled amazed participants to record their progress.
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The novelty of such travel nevertheless compelled amazed participants to record their progress.
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If they didn't, he said, he would also be compelled to investigate further.
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Investors deserve this same right to freedom from speech compelled by corporate management.
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LaPierre said the backlash compelled his organization to make the announcement on Thursday.
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The statue's exile compelled me to recall that other missing East Village icon.
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Cosby was not compelled to answer questions about her private conversations with her husband.
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That&aposs a very serious matter and it should have compelled a serious investigation.
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We find humor in that accidental, small tragedy and feel compelled to share it.
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How long would terrorists and their offspring be compelled to remain on the island?
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They can feel controlled by their feelings and compelled to seek approval from others.
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What's so special about Checkout that investors felt compelled to write such big checks?
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" She adds, "[Public figures] are compelled to not do that for their own lives.
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Daniels was then compelled to share these recordings on Twitter, where it's gone viral.
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Being that today is International Women's Day I feel compelled to draw a line.
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I would obsess over this and feel compelled to log in and confront her.
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But I was so inspired by Bernie Sanders that I felt compelled to attend.
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After all, Charlie Brown and company didn't feel compelled to resort to such extremes.
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This made some executives feel undermined, the sources said, and compelled them to quit.
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Schmack said he was ethically compelled to reinvestigate the case and announce his findings.
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After the election of President Donald Trump, filmmaker Daniel Klein felt compelled to resist.
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If recovery proves elusive, politicians will feel compelled to turn to more dramatic measures.
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And yet even he is ultimately compelled to return to the dysfunctional family fold.
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Nixon's not the only woman celebrity compelled to run for public office in 2018.
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Yet the Trump campaign still felt compelled to try and gaslight people about it.
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The government felt compelled to send in the army, temporarily, to quell the mayhem.
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And I think that's what really compelled me because I love my little boy.
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Instead, they are weary and broken, compelled to say something but coming up empty.
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It is the policy of a president compelled by tactics but devoid of strategy.
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VICE: What compelled you to document this youth military camp in the first place?
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Suddenly our hands touched, to which I felt compelled to say: 'Our hands touched.
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After hearing about what the family was experiencing, Ferroni felt compelled to help out.
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The bot allowed people to join in the chat if they felt compelled to.
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Her failing health compelled her to share memories of institutionalization with someone who'd remember.
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And when those missteps occur, people are going to be compelled to speak out.
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What compelled you to write about Black Friday shoppers and the perceptions of them?
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And perhaps because I did survive Vietnam, I have always felt compelled to contribute.
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As the trauma surgeon on standby, Dr. Jacobs felt compelled to make a change.
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Legislators always find themselves compelled to drop whatever they're doing and react to him.
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Like Stephen back in the 1980s, I'm compelled by the potential of video games.
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Listen below, and be compelled to dance in your seat: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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But if you're $199 worth of compelled, you can pick it up starting today.
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But I also feel compelled to point out that chocolate is poisonous to cats!
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Outside the courtroom, Markham told reporters she felt compelled to speak for her daughter.
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" De Blasio also compelled the museum "not to allow him to be hosted there.
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Japan refused to recognize U.S. IP until compelled to do so after 85033 years.
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He explained that he was compelled to take action because Congress has failed to.
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This is a blanket rule that is in no sense compelled by federal law.
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A weak employment number could mean that the Fed won't feel compelled to act.
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The pregnancy centers say that form of "compelled speech" violates their First Amendment rights.
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Candidates are now also compelled to give policy-rich objectives and embrace identity politics.
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In fact many of us feel compelled to inflate the marks we leave online.
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And Republicans in Congress would probably feel compelled, once again, to excuse his conduct.
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Seeing savers' insatiable appetite for these products, banks feel compelled to create yet more.
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They are compelled to return to Mexico for the duration of their immigration proceedings.
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During WWII, prisoners here were compelled by the Nazis to construct the original dam.
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Then I paused, reconsidered, and asked myself why I felt compelled to defend him.
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But while visiting London, Six4Three's CEO was compelled by Collins to produce the documents.
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Anti-abortion groups decried the notices as unconstitutional compelled speech; the court's conservatives agreed.
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Nevertheless, I feel compelled to write this letter to share my feelings and views.
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He felt compelled to do this by his unwavering, lifelong devotion to the Constitution.
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In some cases, anchors have been compelled to read from scripts prepared by Sinclair.
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Those practices are unacceptable and outrageous, and they have compelled me to take action.
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Thirty-two percent believed Barr should be compelled to testify, 28500 percent were unsure.
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After reading it, you're going to feel compelled to read the first volume anyway.
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He simultaneously annoyed, intrigued and compelled his audience to pay attention to his work.
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This week, Chief Acevedo felt compelled to address the incident during a public appearance.
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Conversely, maybe he didn't feel compelled to tell them and didn't seek out help.
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She was immediately compelled to do something and she began posting to social media.
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The absences compelled the Knicks to recall Cleanthony Early from their Development League affiliate.
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It's also legally compelled to look for, and at, applicants in all 50 states.
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The filmmaker felt compelled to represent the current era utilizing these strong visual symbols.
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At one point she's compelled to hurl an avocado across the kitchen (poor avo).
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Who, I am compelled to ask, is the most powerful of all of "MotorSport"?
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Like so many of my actions, my running practice is mostly compelled by fear.
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For example, the primary compelled speech case, West Virginia State Board of Education v.
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Though it's guarded heavily by the army, ordinary Greeks felt compelled to chip in.
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The combative nominee was compelled to answer questions he clearly found embarrassing or offensive.
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I ask her what compelled her to pick up her camera at particular moments.
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But Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, also seemed compelled by Mr. Carranza's life story.
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And as a result, Trump has felt compelled to keep Sessions in the job.
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If anything, I'm more concerned and more compelled to push for a compromise approach.
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As a result, Republicans in government and the media felt compelled to defend it.
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After dinner with friends, something compelled him to go out for one more drink.
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I feel compelled to say something optimistic, but I'm not convinced that I'm optimistic.
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With such an enormous user base, Zuckerberg is compelled to take on bigger issues.
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The only thing I can do well are things I am deeply compelled by.
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Even so, it's possible you did not feel compelled to follow every single race.
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" She is compelled to add, for the disbelieving, that "those were his exact words.
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The cramped space and bad publicity compelled her to move to a larger shop.
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Expect to feel compelled to explore hidden, mysterious places and to share some secrets.
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So could you tell me why do you feel compelled to write about them?
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A high school junior in Florida was compelled to bandage her nipples at school.
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The surgery, the bleeding, the dying—an angel compelled to witness, The poet sculptor.
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Essentially, the Fifth Amendment says you can't be compelled to give self-incriminating testimony.
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But his parents said they felt compelled to file a lawsuit all the same.
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But their responses give a window into why people might feel compelled to sort.
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At lunch, she wasn't shunned, wasn't compelled to sit at a forgotten corner table.
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This would not be a notable problem had Ms. Lázaro's play compelled rapt attention.
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Political journalists felt compelled to mention it so that their coverage wouldn't appear biased.
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Sterling persuaded a judge in Ohio that the case should be compelled to arbitration.
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This is not the compromised version that many grape growers are compelled to practice.
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But if one network sends out big packages, others feel compelled to join in.
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Humans have been compelled to document our lives since the days of cave paintings.
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Those Republicans feel compelled to engage in such transgressions for an imperative political reason.
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The pressure she felt compelled to apply had grander consequences than a single game.
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I interrupted desperately, talking so loudly that Cosgrove was compelled to stop and listen.
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Now they're compelled to face the reality of America's vast overmatch of their forces.
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What compelled you to be part of this movie and to tell this story?
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More than being unafraid of change, though, he said he was compelled toward it.
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He said inadequate responses from the telecoms group compelled it to publish its finding.
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It was Republicans, not Democrats, who ultimately compelled Nixon to resign from the presidency.
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The latest developments in the case compelled Trump to acknowledge that Russia had interfered.
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We both crave the unexpected and feel compelled to surprise others in positive ways.
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But as a leader within the Catholic church, I am compelled to speak up.
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Why have you been particularly compelled to focus on the symbolic violence against women?
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On the contrary, he offered that as a reason he felt compelled to appear.
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So coercing him to create a cake for the occasion is compelled artistic speech.
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I feel compelled to do my small part to support their work and influence.
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In 1941, she experienced a vision, in which her "guide" compelled her to draw.
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We are now compelled to speak for our team and take back our program.
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Sometimes Wilkins thinks Dan feels compelled to be strong, because he wasn't the one attacked.
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At this important life juncture, Fauna was compelled to reach out to her biological mother.
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Reagan felt compelled to speak out about in 1993 — leading to her denouement with Mrs.
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It's why they were compelled to explain a cancellation online — something they don't often do.
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So we are always compelled, across the world to try hard to provide that information.
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To me, I have to; I'm compelled to do more than just be famous. Right.
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I didn't know where it was leading but I felt so personally compelled to follow.
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Geralt, meanwhile, is never compelled to do anything until his conscience summons him to it.
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But the government is compelled to take specified steps when e-petitions reach certain thresholds.
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Louis, told The AP police officers can't be compelled to testify in an outside investigation.
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To stem yuan depreciation, China would be compelled to allow domestic interest rates to rise.
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So, when the Camp Fire hit so close to home, she was compelled to act.
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The more I spend the more my frail ego feels compelled to defend my purchases.
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That's an error so mortifying an author might feel compelled to hide in the bushes.
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If he's compelled to bet Snap's future on AR glasses, no one can dissuade him.
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I often deliberately chose not to photograph things that others may feel compelled to photograph.
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I never hated watching it, but I never felt particularly compelled to watch any more.
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The more Modi gloats, the more Pakistan will be compelled to show it remains unbowed.
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Pension and insurance funds are compelled to hold more bonds to meet capital adequacy rules.
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The school change was compelled by a Nevada state initiative that targeted low-performing schools.
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Make your story personal, relatable and credible so others are compelled to make a donation.
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In January, Andy's devout younger brother, Jerome, felt compelled to write to Barriss in jail.
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For example, they've compelled exporters to convert about 75 percent of proceeds into the ringgit.
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson felt compelled to politely point out the scientific inaccuracies in B.o.
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Busy Philipps felt compelled to reinterpret Melania's jacket but gave the phrase a slight twist.
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If you feel suitably compelled, you can donate to the Tor Project's campaign right here.
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Board of Education, schools steadily desegregated, the plans often compelled and overseen by the courts.
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Its leadership feels compelled to do it in a cleaner way than the U.S. did.
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The experience was so strong that I felt compelled to share what it had produced.
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The scandal also compelled the Virginia legislature to tighten the state's notoriously lax ethics laws.
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They now feel compelled to tell their employees to just be kind to each other.
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But a public outcry in recent days compelled legislators to reschedule the debate for Monday.
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They're just not that surprising to me anymore, though I'm still compelled to collect them.
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Political opponents feel compelled to destroy and tear down in order to build themselves up.
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Another source said holdout exporters may now feel compelled into sales to preserve market share.
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Bolton seemed willing to testify but he wanted to be legally compelled to do so.
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It has been compelled to pay refunds to customers in some cases, according to regulators.
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They said they felt compelled to speak after he denied ever engaging in such conduct.
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I felt compelled to pay at least some of my balance after every new transaction.
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To get airtime, they feel compelled to interrupt, use sound bites, and attack one another.
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And I felt compelled to do something to help people directly in the wider world.
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That Trump feels compelled to do so signals that the impeachment process is effectively underway.
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Because "there is no / sequel to the passage," Gander is compelled to continue revisiting it.
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After beginning art school, 9/11 happened and Castro felt compelled to join the Army.
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Because you feel compelled to post a selfie in front of Botticelli's "Birth of Venus"?
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There's a fair share of incumbents, but we're pretty compelled by the approach they're taking.
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This is why I am compelled to respond to the false accusations against Sebastian Gorka.
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And then both China and North Korea might feel compelled to increase their nuclear arsenals.
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I'm still not sure why I felt compelled to touch the bin, but I did.
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"They highlight how the exercise Ellen is compelled to do is not enjoyable," says Brennan.
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You'll feel compelled to spend more time alone while Mars is bouncing around in Aries.
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For some reason, Cruz read Hamill's tweet and apparently felt deeply compelled to fire back.
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Beyond the technical problems, why do you feel compelled to go through all the trouble?
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Buy the sometimes-discounted razor, and you're compelled to keep buying the expensive proprietary blades.
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Too often, Republicans hear "renewable energy" and feel compelled to immediately defend traditional energy sources.
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These workers now feel compelled to understand the technology side of the business to survive.
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Severe and unyielding, it compelled obedience in ways that an ordinary, law-abiding society cannot.
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But the only question Jones felt compelled to answer was about his star running back.
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Still, the women said, they felt compelled to speak about the accusations against Ms. Catlin.
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Drenched, I approached Asaad with a squishy conviction and compelled him to reconsider the purchase.
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Mr. Polite was so moved that it compelled him to talk about his own experience.
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Naturally, people also feel compelled to compare the food of Montreal and Toronto, as well.
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Feeling sheepish, I find myself compelled to tell Robb about one of my own dreams.
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This chart from Statista should show why Apple feels compelled to make such a move.
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Why are we so compelled to make this a regular feature of the matchday routine?
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Op-Ed Contributor Can online retailers be compelled by law to collect a sales tax?
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Detroit Board of Education, which had made a distinction between two kinds of compelled payments.
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He felt compelled to see Wee Waa through the droughts, on land and in town.
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Like Professor Hill, Dr. Blasey has been compelled by the Judiciary Committee to testify publicly.
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Some felt compelled to tweet their confusion at the design, and others simply made jokes.
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He recognizes the shortcomings of this approach even as he feels compelled to take action.
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Detroit Board of Education, the court made a distinction between two kinds of compelled payments.
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He said his faith compelled him to make an extraordinary break with his own party.
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And already by Tuesday evening, lawmakers had been compelled to snap to attention once more.
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But her time on the campaign trail, speaking to women, compelled her to come forward.
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No one is coerced or compelled to spend their money on political candidates or causes.
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The Democratic majority, fearful that President Trump will be reelected, feels compelled to remove him.
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Novak Djokovic, a star of the men's tour, felt compelled to weigh in, too, alas.
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On occasion, a comment will seem so misogynistic that I feel compelled to say something.
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You don't feel compelled to respond to people's YouTube videos' analyzing it shot by shot?
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He felt compelled to cooperate after benefiting from that kind of graciousness as a child.
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Colleges may feel compelled to hire a lawyer to represent any student without adequate representation.
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Not for the first time this season, he felt compelled to speak out against racism.
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And he has been compelled to remind the president of the agenda he won on.
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The proposal was promptly labeled the "dementia tax," and she was compelled to withdraw it.
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Two of the officers involved in his stop, search and arrest were compelled to testify.
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Why do Hong Kongers feel compelled to assert their identity as a free people now?
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But what really compelled me was that Monique turned out to be a therapist herself.
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Compelled by the smell of blood, the bats descend on Morbius, who screams bloody murder.
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In time, nearly 90 percent of Florida's municipalities were compelled to default on their bonds.
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Though AT&T has dismissed talk of a sale, one could be compelled by regulators.
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Neither digital nor hard records will be safe from unreasonable government searches and compelled disgorgement.
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I feel compelled to do that after this latest controversy with the widow of Sgt.
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When opponents of environmental regulations disputed basic climate science, researchers felt compelled to push back.
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They said it was deep concern that compelled them to skip school and speak out.
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Voters are not compelled to support a candidate or even to cast a valid ballot.
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But she said she felt compelled to become more active as the impeachment investigation advanced.
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Traditional stores have been compelled to respond by trimming prices, which cuts into their margins.
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He was frequently blasted for such lyrics but never felt compelled to apologize for them.
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Governments are compelled to read between the few lines of a tweet to find meaning.
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Wine School Tasting a wine for evaluation is something wine professionals are compelled to do.
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If Haspel isn't compelled to say otherwise, these lies someday may be seen as truths.
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Sadly, I'm compelled to highlight a new threat for individuals who deal with the disease.
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Americans compelled to book a trip now should be prepared to do their financial homework.
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After that, he feels compelled to stay, so that he can see his father again.
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Teachers across all 55 counties united in protest for nine days and ultimately compelled Gov.
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Under this doctrine, no worker can be compelled to pay even for core representation activities.
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The search for an earthly Garden of Eden compelled many Englishmen to create their own.
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Because of stout Republican resistance, he would be compelled to go in a different direction.
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It just seems to be taking longer for Henderson to feel compelled to throw down.
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Gore felt compelled to separate himself from the President and Clinton resented being distanced from.
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"If a person cannot be compelled to provide a passcode because it is a testimonial communication, a person cannot be compelled to provide one's finger, thumb, iris, face, or other biometric feature to unlock that same device," Judge Kandis Westmore wrote in her opinion.
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Whether officials should be compelled to testify is split heavily along party lines with 83 percent of Democrats and 21 percent of Republicans saying officials in the Trump administration should be compelled to comply with the impeachment inquiry, while 48 percent of independents agreed.
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The reality is, though, most of us still feel compelled to follow the sentiments of others.
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She may see no point in fighting back, but still feel compelled to broadcast her objection.
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Perfectly sweet-looking men feel compelled to state on their profiles in all caps: NO ONS!
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Since Atlanta had just scored a touchdown, they were still compelled to kick the ball off.
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They felt like the name of their school -- Veterans Memorial High School --- compelled them to attend.
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At home, I'm increasingly compelled by the idea of a bigger screen that I can hold.
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Start-up CEOs should not feel compelled to take a stance on every issue, he said.
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A source told CNN that Trump's request so appalled Comey, he felt compelled to document it.
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The crushing new wave of attacks appear to have compelled the rebels to accept the deal.
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How many will feel compelled to seek out and pay for that could be another matter.
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"If it's a competitive election, I probably will be compelled to vote for Hillary," he said.
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The video, whose release was compelled by a lawsuit more than a year after the Oct.
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We were compelled to wake up and examine the situation, and this happened in 20.1/20.01.
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He told VICE News he was compelled to re-arm when the UPC began their attacks.
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Magikarp Jump's dark twist on this recognized fact has compelled players to take their disbelief online.
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The caddies alleged the PGA compelled them to wear corporate-sponsored logos on bibs without compensation.
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So the president is compelled to inspire and persuade in a way that CEOs are not.
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Justin Amash reviewed this part of the report, he felt compelled to push for Trump's impeachment.
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He refused—until compelled by the country's top court in a significant reaffirmation of her powers.
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Detroit Board of Education, the Supreme Court made a distinction between two kinds of compelled payments.
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Last year Downing Street aides felt compelled to Photoshop one onto a picture of David Cameron.
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In October, compelled by a court order and given a grant of immunity, the detective testified.
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So why would people feel compelled to get these tattoos with DNA in the first place?
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This means that under Swiss law, ProtonMail CANNOT be compelled to backdoor our secure email system.
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Sometimes you see something happening out in the world, and you feel compelled to record it.
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Hannity and Ingraham at least felt compelled to spin the news rather than ignore it entirely.
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In an interview with PEOPLE, Cooper opened up about what compelled them to share their story.
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I feel compelled to register a complaint for such explicit, sexual language on an AFN station.
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Under Royal Commissions, executives can be compelled to attend public hearings and answer questions under oath.
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For anyone compelled to not be so soft, OCRs are the antidote to all of it.
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But never before have so many people felt compelled to look it up on their dictionary.
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Moscow's troubles in developing the T-50 have compelled it to adhere to the competing philosophy.
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I felt compelled to talk about my age, IVF and how you can do this too.
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Osaka cried through her awards ceremony and felt compelled to apologize to the crowd for winning.
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And if compelled, your ISP could hand over your data, say, in compliance with a warrant.
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Now, Moretz tells Glamour for its June cover story why she felt compelled to speak out.
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And it's becoming even more clear how her own experiences compelled her to wear that hat.
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Becoming an overnight billionaire compelled Wagner to contribute some of his wealth to those less fortunate.
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Porter's immunity means that his compelled testimony cannot be used against him at his own trial.
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So maybe viewers feel less compelled to catch up on the show if they miss it.
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Of course, you might not feel compelled to prepare for anything, be it external or internal.
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Every beat-deaf passing tourist, it seemed, was compelled to stop and give them a go.
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There are so many animals in peril out there that I felt compelled to get involved.
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Would people be compelled to wear them for longer than a few months before ditching them?
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The court hearing had been scheduled to decide whether Apple should be compelled to provide help.
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Last night Dre was compelled to face his own mother's sexuality in a really meaningful way.
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For these reasons, I felt compelled to vote to convict and remove the President from office.
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Sometimes they just go, and whatever compelled them to do so is beyond anyone else's understanding.
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It's not likely that people will feel compelled to dole out tips to a robot, though.
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Members only cooperate if they choose to — they can't be compelled to testify or produce documents.
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So far, information about what compelled Conditt to carry out the string of bombings is scant.
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Wagner said she was compelled to come forward because of Coughlin's suspension and the #MeToo movement.
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When the U.S. and EU compelled SWIFT to disconnect Iran in 2012, the damage was extensive.
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Migrant families still feel compelled to make the often dangerous northward trek, now in large caravans.
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After all the love, Ollie's mom felt compelled to respond and thank everyone for their support.
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I'm concerned that, with the continuing uncertainty, more companies will feel compelled to make that decision.
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I point out that Tyrion and Trump both felt compelled to dispel doubts about their manhood.
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And it was the anger Iraqis expressed on social media that compelled him to do so.
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This compelled Don Thompson, then chief executive, to promise "decisive action to fundamentally change" its business.
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Mr. Barkan was compelled by the argument that they also should be focused on interest rates.
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For example, everyone seems fine with cake designers not being compelled to design pro-Trump cakes.
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Given domestic political imperatives, the Trump administration may be compelled to continue on its current course.
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Justice Thomas wrote that the decision was compelled by a straightforward reading of the federal law.
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Distracted, he noticed other inefficiencies at Police Headquarters and he felt increasingly compelled to fix them.
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If he is compelled to testify I would urge Mr. Credico to simply tell the truth.
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"I was just compelled to do it and I did it really quickly," he told CNN.
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So, when the opportunity to show it off came up, I felt compelled to do it.
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Why did you and your students feel compelled to make work "in solidarity" with the strikers?
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Krebs' widely-circulated post brought such attention to the matter that it compelled Panera to act.
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Humbled on a shockingly comfortable beanbag, the audience is compelled to offer itself before the film.
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He briefly attended Stanford University to study applied physics but felt compelled to focus on Luminar.
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There will be movies we can't want to watch or will feel compelled to watch repeatedly.
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Although the First Amendment protects government-compelled speech, the legality of warrant canaries remains legally questionable.
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The international outcry following such incidents has compelled some governments to improve their domestic work regulations.
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Speaking with reporters on Saturday in Charlotte, forward Joe Sherburne felt compelled to offer a clarification.
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Ms. White said she was compelled to resort to GoFundMe because her son had no money.
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But later, when he saw the fallout on social media, he felt compelled to speak out.
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If was as if a threat from the outside compelled the islanders to make unspoken connections.
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Consider the mini-businesses Trump felt compelled to defend after Mitt Romney attacked his business record.
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For his part, Mr. Iohannis has felt compelled to personally monitor the activities of government bodies.
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The blowback came anyway, and he felt compelled, in a subsequent tweet, to explain, elaborate, justify.
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Warren felt compelled to explain herself in a lengthy and defensive Facebook post the following day.
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That threat compelled the Pentagon to suspend some activities associated with Turkey's F-4003s last week.
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Recognizing that she might be compelled to return it, she turned the ring into a pendant.
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Elevators are a breeding ground for awkwardness among people who feel compelled to make small talk.
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I feel compelled to address Wells's overreaction to the title of the book, which seems extreme.
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Finally, there is the issue of free speech — or, rather, the constitutional prohibition of compelled speech.
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The custodian wrote that he was compelled to support this student's candidacy because of his thoughtfulness.
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I began to feel compelled to thaw those unresolved feelings I'd put on ice in 1990.
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Meanwhile the poor, like grandmother of 10, Janice Dotson, are compelled to await trial behind bars.
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An incident last month has compelled me not only to leave, but also to explain why.
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I'm compelled to ask Trabocchi: Has he ever eaten the whole $220 enchilada, so to speak?
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"The provision that no person shall be compelled to be a witness against himself," Obermaier said.
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Keo eventually left the business, but was compelled to start dancing again after having a daughter.
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Trump, again, would be nearly compelled to retaliate, ramping up the cycle of violence once more.
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And we feel compelled to read and respond at all hours of the day and night.
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"These allegations had been reported to me, and I compelled people to do interviews," Kincaid explained.
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"I think I was compelled by the pun of the nose ring," he said via email.
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What would Trump's army do if he were compelled to leave but refused to graciously comply?
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Some new acquaintances handle it so poorly, I feel compelled to ask if they knew her.
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New parents were almost irresistibly compelled to buy as many gender-specific things as they could.
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Sturch is a nurse in Chili, Indiana, and obviously felt compelled to stop and treat them.
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So many school districts, mine included, will do the right thing only if compelled by law.
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We could feel compelled to begin new projects during this transit-- hold off if you can.
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So that's where I think we're all compelled by Joe, and sometimes he's on to something.
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Especially when you'll be legally compelled to do so by the IRS in four months' time.
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Under Indian law, the governments are compelled to respond to the Supreme Court's request for reports.
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As with all of Bon Iver's music, the scenes that compelled "22" remain out of reach.
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This was most distressing at work, and work was where I felt most compelled to pick.
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Others were compelled by bosses or other demands to trudge into work no matter the weather.
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Several Republicans have been compelled to insist that they remain the hawks they have always been.
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The modernization of Seoul into a megacity may have also reasonably compelled Lee's interest in architecture.
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And that resolve inspired older Americans who felt compelled to voice their own anti-war sentiments.
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Rather, circumstances compelled the chief justice to stand up to a stunning act of judicial defiance.
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By Tuesday, Iran's leaders could no longer ignore the demonstrations and felt compelled to respond publicly.
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In Paraguay and Colombia, they compelled the ministries of education to ban books dealing with sexuality.
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Why do you think they feel compelled to offer excuses to others on the shag bus?
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I had no idea why felt compelled to keep it with me but I couldn't not.
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It's never like if I do nothing all day, I'll feel compelled to write a song.
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So when Gorman witnessed the "joke" on stage that evening, she felt compelled to speak up.
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The images prompted widespread outrage and compelled many to become involved in the struggle for civil rights.
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"I feel compelled to set the record straight and refute these lies," Simmons wrote at the time.
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When I learned about maternal mortality rates in this country, I was very compelled to take action.
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But on Thursday, Lord Peter Hain said given the court's decision he felt compelled to name Green.
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The former CIA official said the Obama administration may feel compelled to respond before it leaves office.
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Your followers shouldn't be compelled to spend time trying to figure out if you have ulterior motives.
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Ten episodes later of I Wanna Marry Harry later, I hate myself, but am also strangely compelled.
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They&aposre not going to have to be compelled to give out abortion information and so forth.
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In the face of lies and broken promises from politicians, we were compelled to take drastic action.
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The Supreme Court's decision to strike down California's law vindicates the First Amendment's prohibition on compelled speech.
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If I am compelled to, I make sure that I am in a group, preferably co-ed.
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He's helped raise donations for the family, delivered them food and felt compelled to join the party.
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He pitched for two more seasons, appearing in 44 games, before another injury compelled him to retire.
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A few months ago, the bobbing yellow balloons of an open house compelled me to pull over.
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But most developers create the number of parking spaces they are compelled to build and no more.
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" But the "military could soon feel compelled to develop fully autonomous systems if rivals do the same.
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It's hard, but it's fun, and nothing in the original release ever compelled you to jump rope.
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A few cookbooks also make this list, if you feel compelled to DIY some refreshing summer meals.
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I've never moved from one book to the next so quickly, but I was obsessed and compelled.
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"Active users despised the drug but were addicted to it and compelled to use it," he said.
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To be able to do the work that they need to do, that they're compelled to do.
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However, the government is compelled to revise down the target after a political crisis and the bombings.
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The name includes close to 100 signatures of employees who "are compelled to speak," despite potential repercussions.
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Even though many funds felt compelled to invest in Snap, they still had questions for the company.
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Moonlit Skincare's Midnight Shift came to my attention via Instagram, and I felt compelled to try it.
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In the end, it was congressional outrage that compelled the White House to reverse course on Doral.
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Only now has it emerged that Family Tree DNA was legally compelled to reveal the family's identity.
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Sometimes being depressed and compelled to hurt yourself can really feel like you're possessed, and it's terrifying.
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Being compelled by journalistic obligation rather than insatiable teenage hormones made the session a rather joyless affair.
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An obsession with sex has compelled them to turn the very definition of religious freedom against itself.
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Once again, without safe and regular options available to him, Khaled feels compelled to turn to smugglers.
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Even Dmitry Kiselev, the state television propagandist-in-chief, felt compelled to appear on Mr Dud's show.
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North Koreans are compelled to spend six days a week working for the state for meagre wages.
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The bit where it says "downgraded" is likely the point that Apple felt compelled to reply to.
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Actress Felicity Huffman told THR that Weinstein compelled her to wear Marchesa when she was promoting Transamerica.
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Physicians say that many of the changes they are compelled to make appear to do no harm.
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It is natural for people to take things for free unless they're compelled to pay for them.
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The suspicion compelled the FBI to test Lee Anthony, but it was revealed he wasn't the father.
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But it does create a situation in which Negan feels compelled to open up about his past.
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What compelled Alicia Berenson, a famous and successful painter, to shoot her husband Gabriel in the face?
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While I've remained silent until now, as a pilot I feel compelled to offer my two cents.
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High school students at San Alejandro Art Academy were compelled to watch a video denouncing the event.
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And as result, they may feel compelled to set up a Facebook Page if they haven't already.
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The threat from large numbers of nimble, inexpensive guard corps speedboats compelled the Americans to think differently.
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And if the answer is yes, you could be compelled to share information relevant to your health.
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The fact that Cruz felt compelled to applaud at that point suggested that Trump won the exchange.
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No, I don't think he was compelled under any provision of a law of which I'm aware.
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This one is for apologies that aren't really necessary, but that you feel compelled to make anyway.
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Nevertheless, many companies still feel compelled to keep Bitcoin on hand in case of future ransomware attacks.
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The whole thing comes back to why Dell felt compelled to buy EMC in the first place.
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Members of both parties feel blindly compelled to attack the other party's approach to nearly every problem.
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"For no apparent reason, the government has felt itself compelled to investigate this too," the filing continued.
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"Students should not be financially compelled to violate their sincerely held moral beliefs," reads the bill text.
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It's another big reason why someone may be compelled to share information without doing their due diligence.
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You don't have to be compelled to use your artistry or voice to do what you do.
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Bannon said he was compelled to testify for the prosecution in the trial because of a subpoena.
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Hussein's family compelled her to marry at 15, but she refused and ran away for three years.
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Fenves reluctantly allowed campus carry, saying last year he was compelled to do so under state law.
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"I generally like plays that I'm compelled by, and I don't know if they work," she said.
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The former Yahoo CEO is being compelled to testify before the committee to comment on data breaches.
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But so far, employers like Mr. Ihrie of Lowe's say they do not feel compelled to change.
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"I felt compelled to document my first conversation with the President-Elect in a memo," Comey writes.
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But what the game was really about was a lot of strong content that kept players compelled.
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Thinking about all the other victims of plastic pollution in our oceans, Boruah was compelled to act.
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But, being that Woodson cited BMI by name, we feel compelled to respond and correct the misconceptions.
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But it was completing a legal research course which compelled me to think critically about educational opportunity.
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Now the social media leaders feel compelled to convince the nation they can responsibly manage the unmanageable.
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"I am personally compelled to say something about suicide and mental health," Neller said in the message.
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"People usually collect what they like, not what repels them," she admits, but she felt somehow compelled.
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Plaintiffs seek a declaratory judgment that such questioning and compelled disclosure of information violated the First Amendment.
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In the fourth case, Collins allegedly compelled a young woman walking to get into his police car.
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And thus I'm compelled to note the most obvious factor missing from cable-news today: the news.
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It also found that personnel immunity shielded World Bank investigators from being compelled by a Canadian court.
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I was compelled by a number of things: body issues and female body issues for black women.
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Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have felt compelled to make the issue part of their campaigns.
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" He also noted the teachers felt compelled to do so because they lived in "a conservative area.
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Overwhelmed by the residual gravity of UXO she discovered while filming, Rusch felt compelled to take action.
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Isakson, the chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, told Stoddard he felt compelled to "elevate" McCain.
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But as controversy and caseloads grew along the southern border, she felt compelled to act, she said.
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About seven million American workers had been compelled to support political positions under threat from their bosses.
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Before anything goes live, publishers are compelled to conduct stringent screening and GIF distributors are no exception.
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And, in such a meeting, he might be compelled to incriminate his own family to protect himself.
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" She added, "He's going to talk about it in a court of law, if he's compelled to.
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Why do you feel so compelled to share photos of experiences you're in the middle of having?
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In the early hours of March 10, we all certainly felt compelled to indulge in those emotions.
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"Because of this moment, as gross as it is, we feel compelled to speak," Ms. Goodman said.
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And he's no worse than many of the other autocratic actors Washington is compelled to deal with.
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The previous test compelled Washington to accelerate its global campaign to exert economic pressure on North Korea.
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So do people feel compelled to lie in these polls, and how does that affect their accuracy?
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I feel compelled to rush to Faloon's defense—and to all transhumanists whose methods are potentially unconventional.
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It seems very strange to me that somebody who wasn't there is so compelled to pipe up.
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Astounded, she took a step back when she realized she had finished without pausing, as if compelled.
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As early as 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt was compelled to defend the world's first no-calorie sweetener.
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VICE: What did you see that compelled you to open a shelter in the summer of 93?
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All this has Japanese women saying they'd rather not participate, but they feel compelled to do so.
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And she ultimately switched sides, compelled by religious scruples to oppose the very thing Roe stood for.
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She was also compelled to drink soapy liquid, she said, and the officers pepper-sprayed her genitals.
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The various images we record, and those compelled from us, are something apart from a photo collection.
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Sterling compelled Wendy's suit out of court and into Resolve, its very own hospice for personnel issues.
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The issues that compelled Spero to create some her most provocative work never cease to trouble us.
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Nobody suggested hearings at which former Trump administration officials could be compelled to reveal what they know.
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Even amongst increased rates of stress and academic intensity, teenagers are still compelled to be social creatures.
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States would be compelled to transfer funds from other local programs into Medicaid while raising taxes elsewhere.
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Even Xinhua, China's state-run news service, which often defends the government, felt compelled to demand answers.
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So the Losers return, compelled by a vague but overwhelming sense of urgency, without knowing quite why.
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The WSJ points out that the forces that compelled Time Warner to sell itself aren't going away.
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"The debtor will not be compelled to pay due instalments for loans or leasing (arrangements)," it said.
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The result was that few in Spain felt compelled to change their ways despite signs of chaos.
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Then again, I can see why she might have felt compelled to tell her story in full.
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But neither "society" nor "Islamists" compelled the police to arrest and the judiciary to prosecute Hajar Raissouni.
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He changed his mind when "a gentle otherworldly nudge compelled me to open the text," he said.
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And even though the beef was fantastic, nothing else about this burger compelled me to keep eating.
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Recreating or revising a lost or mangled history is something contemporary artists are often compelled to do.
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Some people will get in, others will be kept out, still others will be compelled to leave.
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VICE: How did you get involved with the letter and why were you compelled to do so?
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Other countries, Brennan argued, would be compelled to enact similar laws that would harm U.S. interests abroad.
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The generals saw themselves compelled to act to defend the secular state founded by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
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If such comments were made by a sitting president, Congress might feel compelled to institute impeachment proceedings.
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The police compelled him to sign a statement denouncing his warning as an unfounded and illegal rumor.
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Still, as a visually impaired reviewer, I felt compelled to share this bit of accessibility minutia. Color.
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They have compelled lenders to continually examine their policies and develop new practices to lessen discriminatory outcomes.
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President Donald Trump felt compelled to tweet out his thoughts on allegations of sexual misconduct against Sen.
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Mr. Atkinson felt compelled to alert Congress to the existence, but not the contents, of the complaint.
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Chelsea has only broken a cycle of its own making because it was compelled to by circumstance.
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What most compelled the Rays to hang on to Kiermaier was his ability to field his position.
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So when the US pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord, she felt compelled to speak out.
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Agnese, who was 14, felt compelled to continue for another reason, even after Angela stopped: her mother.
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He tells the jihadi the Iraq war was "a bad idea," though he felt compelled to join.
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The Democratic lawmaker on Saturday tweeted that targets of the investigation should still feel compelled to testify.
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An Ottoman noble is taken prisoner and compelled to work the farm belonging to a Montenegrin peasant.
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So you feel compelled to reach for hedge funds or private equity in the hope you'll outperform.
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Free Americans should not be compelled by the government to express something that conflicts with their beliefs.
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But such a solution, like much of the case for a compelled equality, is violent and magical.
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K-12 public education, for example, should be paid for by compelled taxes on all of us.
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With President Trump signaling that America will now look elsewhere, Pakistan feels compelled to do the same.
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A source close to Bolton tells Axios' Margaret Talev that Bolton won't testify unless compelled — via subpoena.
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"I feel compelled to be deeply engaged with my players overseas, as well as domestically," she said.
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Hasn't Mr. Trump created a situation where the courts are all but compelled to dismiss this case?
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But after multiple surgeries and months of physical therapy, Cooper felt compelled to give it a try.
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In their polarizing aftermath, the chaplains both chose and were compelled to become cultural and religious interlocutors.
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I, meanwhile, felt compelled to test out all of this as a model for human-Neanderthal relations.
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I sat with this information for a day and then felt compelled to call the boys' parents.
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When asked why he has been compelled to do this work, Mr. Zanis was matter-of-fact.
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He felt compelled to go out and make the mural to keep Premchai's misdeeds in the news.
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But a big question remains for the smartphone giant: Is anyone compelled to buy the new models?
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Your pitch shouldn&apost lead to a dead-end — the listener should feel compelled to continue engaging.
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Ms. Chan said she felt compelled to join the protests out of concern about the proposed law.
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When her mother passed away this past year she felt further compelled to delve into these themes.
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That has compelled me to think about making music that a lot of people can rock with.
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What is it about Ferrante that compelled Gatti to launch a "months-long" investigation into her identity?
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VICE: After Oslo, August 31st and Louder Than Bombs, what compelled you to make a supernatural film?
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So while Sanders may have been compelled into telling the truth for once, Trump still hasn't been.
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His attorney, Neil Rosenberg, says the tests were "compelled" and that everything from the arrest was unlawful.
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In a harsh series of tweets Monday evening, Trump felt compelled to mention the island's financial problems.
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In Langhorne, Pa., Grace Marion fought against both compelled speech and rampant censorship while a reporter and editor-in-chief of her high school paper The Playwickian, after school officials compelled students against their wishes to include particular information in articles and prevented the publication of a dozen articles.
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As the moon diminishes to the point of invisibility, we'll be compelled to turn inward and seek rest.
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He felt compelled to return a week later over Christmas break and again wept openly during the sermon.
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It's further possible the Clinton campaign doesn't feel compelled to dredge up this material because it's not needed.
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Were you consciously inspired by any particular incidents, and if so, what compelled you to explore them further?
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Trials used to be held on Saturdays, the Jewish Sabbath; Jews were not compelled to appear or testify.
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The first principle at stake is that of compelled speech, with which the Court has long been uncomfortable.
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The siblings, who noticed their mother was excited but frail, were compelled to open up with each other.
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The candidate often describes how he felt compelled to serve even though he did not support the war.
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" Asked if he felt compelled to play a leadership role in these divisive times, Bush went on: "No.
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She says she has felt compelled to speak out, to crack any shell of silence around Alton's death.
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Without fail, people feel compelled to tell you what you should and shouldn't do because of your age.
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They weren't the only out-of-districters who felt compelled to come help Porter in the final days.
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There are photos that you feel forced to swipe through, descriptions and data you feel compelled to analyze.
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Euro-zone insurers are all but compelled to own sovereign euro bonds and Italy's market is the largest.
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That's why we feel compelled to go out and clear the air and put alternative facts out there.
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After observing the obstacles Pinkard was facing, Wood felt compelled to help him during his time of need.
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While the experts continued to weigh in on Tuesday, some celebrities felt compelled to share their opinions, too.
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This backstory is what compelled me to contact Wei by text message shortly before I got to Beijing.
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I plan on posting a video explanation as to why I felt compelled to make such a statement.
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Though he's not part of any environmental group, he felt compelled to share what he saw with authorities.
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The Oakland artist says she felt compelled to do something about the direction 500 Capp Street was taking.
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But then, if I had that man, I wouldn't have felt compelled to come to Ávila at all.
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"Those aren't conditions under which the Fed feels compelled to change interest rates in either direction," McBride added.
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Ms Sturgeon may feel compelled to de-couple independence from EU membership by promising separate referendums on each.
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"The nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision," Attorney General Loretta Lynch said.
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Yet there was something addictive about Flack that compelled me to watch all six episodes in rapid succession.
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As part of reviewing Peloton, I felt compelled to join a couple Peloton Facebook groups and poke around.
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The voices that dominate on YouTube remind us that we're compelled by the unsettling and by the ugly.
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Any company that can't reach a deal with its workers is compelled to make after-hours expectations explicit.
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The upstart has compelled Tencent to up the ante in short videos and Facebook to make a clone.
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Like most Apple aficionados, I wasn't feeling particularly compelled to ditch my iPhone 6 prior to the release.
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HV: I always wonder about artists feeling compelled to make certain kind of work at times of crisis.
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If you're in a relationship, you may feel compelled to seek out shared spiritual experiences with your partner.
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" The University of Georgia swimmer continues, adding that he feels "compelled to stress several key points," including: "1.
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Perhaps China's greatest nightmare involves Japan feeling compelled to build nuclear weapons (it could quickly develop the technology).
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Thom Yorke was even compelled to tweet its lyrics once it became apparent Donald Trump won the election.
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"I was really compelled to leave and set up a venture that directly challenged these issues," she says.
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She's an impossible mirage created by men, one that real women now feel compelled to live up to.
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If just one of the four images is copyrighted, Twitter would be compelled to take this picture off.
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" She shared another message on Twitter, Tuesday, saying, "I woke up feeling compelled to pray for our country.
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The appeals court said Officer Porter could not be compelled to testify until it issues its own decision.
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You're a logical person, Virgo, but during this time, you feel especially compelled to tap into your intuition.
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The employees say they were compelled to come forward about Howard after the Weinstein allegations emerged in October.
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"I felt compelled to come forward because I think other women need to hear about this," she says.
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"The nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision," said Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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Perhaps no politician is as compelled to cram his foot into his own mouth as President Donald Trump.
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A message left with Obama's office asking why he felt compelled to support Macron was not immediately returned.
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All kinds of businesses—including tech companies—have long compelled employees and customers to sign forced arbitration clauses.
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The New York Times previously reported public disdain on pornography and "other pressures" compelled the model to retire.
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Virginia law enforcement also is compelled to investigate every denied sale, which resulted in Williams's indictment and arrest.
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"I felt compelled to make this film," Stachurska, Leszczyńska's great niece, told the First News of her documentary.
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"Will lobby pressures become so great that the E.U. will also feel compelled to raise tariffs?" he asked.
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Like many immigrant children, I felt compelled to work hard in school and make sense of their sacrifice.
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In the process of writing, I was compelled to actually put them in words and think about them.
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The company seemed quite flabbergasted by Ellison's attacks, yet felt compelled to answer his claims all the same.
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The former 13-year Navy SEAL veteran instantly felt compelled to help the woman he had never met.
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He was compelled to settle after the government uncovered evidence his company had violated the Fair Housing Act.
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Everything was fine until Google felt compelled to grow and apply its magic formula to politics and news.
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He added that his expertise in finding the human fingerprints on modern climate change compelled him to act.
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With that said, I think the march should continue for as long as people feel compelled to march.
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Yet it wasn't only Nilotica's ability to hydrate Janah's moisture-deprived skin that compelled her to found LXMI.
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With the help of attorney Gloria Allred, they compelled Cosby's wife, Camille Cosby, to sit for a deposition.
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" When asked why she feels compelled to create ceramic booties, she responds, "To have fun, make people smile.
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That limited scope also makes it less likely that the FBI will be compelled to disclose the bug.
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It fed her obsessive-compulsive neurosis, which eventually compelled her to jump out of her Manhattan apartment window.
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One one hand, scientists are understandably compelled to defend a very legitimate and often effective population management tool.
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"The union basically is making these teachers 'compelled riders' for issues on which they strongly disagree," Kennedy said.
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He made an argument for why Bethesda felt compelled to make this, instead of just another Fallout game.
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In other words, you may feel compelled to buy a Big Mac after your next big gym battle.
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And, like Cain, Gold got caught in a system where she was compelled to become thinner and thinner.
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"We're compelled to respond to the immediate needs on the ground, and we're doing so today," Kerry said.
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The subway incident compelled me to seek help, but it didn't convince me that I actually needed it.
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The research on gender diversity and the bottom line is too thin to sustain a government-compelled mandate.
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Typically, lawyers cannot be compelled to testify or produce evidence against a client in a grand jury investigation.
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The door wills itself open, compelled by a deadly glob of shimmery eyeshadow, body bronzer, and black tulle.
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I reviewed the first two exhibitions and, after seeing her current one, feel compelled to do so again.
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Investigators are looking into whether something occurred in October 2016 that compelled him to begin purchasing weapons. Aug.
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But the music keeps receding, as if stunned by the violence and rage it feels compelled to depict.
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Lawyers generally can't be compelled to testify or provide evidence against a client in a grand jury investigation.
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Eventually, the U.S. felt morally compelled to step in and lead a NATO mission to end the brutality.
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And to be sure, some government-compelled speech is necessary — nutrition facts and ingredients labels come to mind.
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"Sooner than later, the swift deterioration of the economy compelled Tsipras to compromise with creditors' demands," Kokkinogeni said.
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Forbidden to leave, they were compelled to sacrifice their personal goals and future for the sake of socialism.
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But what if candidates for Speaker were compelled to elicit support from, say, 60 percent of House members.
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Even if they did, it remains unclear whether Trump would be compelled to appear before a grand jury.
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Mr. Duffy, who had left Nest, described how Mr. Fadell's leadership compelled dozens of Dropcam employees to resign.
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That left Mr. Ban on his own, and within days, his spokesman was compelled to swallow his words.
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Ironically, he can only be compelled to testify against the President if he is pardoned by the President.
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None of those who received the subpoena were compelled to testify before a grand jury, the Journal reported.
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The question is who will drive that change, and whose ideas voters will be compelled to take seriously.Rep.
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Outraged employees began referring to the engineers as the Group of Nine, and executives felt compelled to respond.
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In many other countries, even if fasting is not enforced by law it is compelled by social pressure.
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Late last month, Judge Williams ruled that Officer Miller could also be compelled to testify against his colleagues.
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They were compelled to lend, or give, money to benevolent regents, who sometimes spared and sometimes slaughtered them.
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How would the beer taste poured by a bartender compelled by a federal judge to draw the pint?
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In the letter, Vieira Lima says given the "dimensions" the "criticisms" have gained, he felt compelled to resign.
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Even when the narrative feels a tiny bit over the top, you are compelled to turn another page.
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"Other players [were] making some incredible pieces of art," Frewin explained, and she was compelled to join them.
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After forcing this issue into the national spotlight and drawing public outrage, North Carolina felt compelled to change.
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Although untraditional, she feels compelled to incorporate long, pink hot dogs into the meal—no fancy stuffings here.
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After Sandy Hook, I felt compelled to do anything—no matter how small—that might make a difference.
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The #MeToo movement has proven fruitful in many ways, and compelled women to come forward with their stories.
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National Amusements (NAI) said it was compelled to act to protect its controlling position and the media company.
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As a devotee of empiricism, Mr. Zozaya felt compelled to push back against the discredited autism-vaccines link.
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No one feels compelled to sew his own clothes and grow his own food simply to keep busy.
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"One could even argue they're compelled to take action because they're responsible for protecting the public," he said.
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I was on the brink of adulthood and suddenly did not feel compelled to rush to the beach.
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But recently, after the dissolution of a five-year relationship, she felt compelled to sign up at PositiveSingles.
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But it was his experience in Cambodia, compelled to leave people behind, that remained most anguishing for him.
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Unable to fight both Iraq and the US, Iran's leadership felt compelled to end the war with Saddam.
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So think about it the next time you feel compelled to lecture children about the things they're into.
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But the failure to achieve Brexit compelled the Britons to participate, and the vote confirmed a yawning gap.
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I was immediately compelled by the independent publisher's story because of their dedication to working with immigrant communities.
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United States banks may benefit because their European competitors will now be compelled to adhere to higher standards.
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However, if an app isn't built by a cover entity, its developers aren't compelled to follow HIPAA's mandates.
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Do you think the past 18 years of continuous warfare have compelled this generation of veterans to write?
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But his indecisiveness has compelled some veteran Democratic aides who admire him to accept positions with other candidates.
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When they're together, the show feels compelled to give them conflict, and most of it's forced and inorganic.
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Because they're meeting again, we feel compelled to figure out how this will work into their final formulas.
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The victory resurrected the former vice president's campaign and compelled three candidates – Tom Steyer, Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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I've seen how my actions have impacted men in my community, and it has compelled me into action.
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The YouTube comments show that many people are compelled by Sanders's anger over some lo-fi chill beats.
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The union acknowledged that the health of the industry compelled it to ask for higher wages this year.
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Our big museums are feeling compelled to acknowledge that they are products of an earlier, ideologically fraught time.
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Detroit Board of Education, a foundational 1977 decision that made a distinction between two kinds of compelled payments.
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But investors responded to his optimism as an indication the Fed may be compelled to move more quickly.
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Sisi has felt compelled recently to begin placating his restive working class with salary bonuses and tax cuts.
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"With Mr. Trump as president, I feel compelled to explain America more to the Middle East," he said.
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Mitt Romney for "sanctimoniously" declaring that his oath before God compelled his Senate trial vote to convict Trump.
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