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The appeals court judge said that companies such as Shell were obliged to contribute to combating climate change based on the human right to protection against dangerous climate change.

The individual would be allowed to change their mind at any time and no doctors would be obliged to take part in the process.

It’s unfair to say I’m obliged to open an email and open an attachment and read it.”

An ad reminding women that they can vote differently from their partners — and aren't obliged to tell them about it — appears to be touching on a very real phenomenon.

He obliged and soon, there were dozens of people posing with him for photos and chanting: “Lets Go, Dodgers!”