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oblige

[uh-blahyj] / əˈblaɪdʒ /




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Ofcom said it decided to start investigating X to determine whether the company has failed to comply with the U.K.’s Online Safety Act, which obliges platforms to better safeguard users from illegal content online.

From The Wall Street Journal

Don’t miss: ‘We track our finances religiously’: Are we obliged to pay for our daughter’s medical school?

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Anyway, to cut a long story short: I felt obliged to make it work, especially given the gifts and time he invested.

From MarketWatch

‘We track our finances religiously’: Are we obliged to pay for our daughter’s medical school?

From MarketWatch

The consequences for corporates of these repeated disruptions and supply shocks could see them obliged to carry higher levels of inventories, “just in case,” as the note puts it.

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