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Spooky Meter: 4/5 This is the only location on our list where the reporter experienced potentially paranormal activity, when a martini glass slid across the table seemingly of its own volition.

After all, when the social culture changes, it is never of its own volition.

That leaves 31 members — 19 Republicans and 12 Democrats, 20 of whom were interviewed for this article — who have decided to leave the House of their own volition, with no electoral pressure to do so.

"They are all under their own volition and free will to go and do what they think is right for their career," explained Dowson.

From BBC

Cohen would not have paid Daniels on his own volition, Hicks testified.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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