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obey

[oh-bey] / oʊˈbeɪ /


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Pointedly, there was Timothy Snyder’s tidy pocket-sized handbook “On Tyranny” filled with 20 short but fortifying chapters of practical wisdom like “Do not obey in advance,” “Defend institutions” and “Believe in truth.”

From Los Angeles Times

As an officer of the court, Judge Dugan had a special obligation to obey the law.

From The Wall Street Journal

And when our best and bravest citizens are pushed to obey orders that they sense are wrong, the injury is compounded.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev called for an end to the violence, which he dismissed as a "provocation by the mafia", and urged everyone to obey the law.

From BBC

What about the risks of obeying an unlawful order?

From The Wall Street Journal