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America's largest technology companies cannot and should not be dragooned to participate in America's growing geopolitical rivalry with China.
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Larking (Thomas Jay Ryan) doesn't make much of a distinction between God and Lechery; when Gregory, the dim set designer, is dragooned to play Sloth, you can hardly hear him behind his mask.
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But she quickly was dragooned to help deal with the buzzsaw of controversy about many fraught issues, including how the Russians had misused the platform in the 2016 U.S. elections, the proliferation of fake content and also assessing Facebook's responsibility for some real-world tragedies related to the use of its tools.
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The tower was to be 16 x 16 ft (4.89 x 4.89 m) in area. A door and four windows would be furnished each on the front and back sides. The masonry foreman was a Mr. Sandilands from Graaff-Reinet and H. Waldeck was contracted for R25 to haul 800 ft (244 m) of board from Kowie Bos. Bandits were dragooned to help with construction.
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They resented the idea of being dragooned to face possible death by a Parliament they had no part in electing—forty percent of men over 21 were denied the vote by the franchise and registration laws (until the Representation of the People Act of 1918). To them conscription was yet another theft of working men's rights by rich capitalists. The only telling counterargument the government could offer was absolute necessity. Workers must be convinced that there were too few volunteers to meet the need, so they would lose the war, which would mean the end of Britain; army leaders should convince union leaders by laying out the military facts.
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