other words for oblige
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The national creation narrative is obliged to contend with a host of destabilizing forces.
The third contribution of human rights is that they oblige governments to develop a holistic, integrated response to the pandemic.
He obliged, naming specific dates on which he said he had abused Stewart, all while under the influence of alcohol and cocaine.
There is also the “blank check” syndrome whereby the host city is legally obliged to cover cost overruns, while the IOC takes on no such liability.
He obliged the vacation request but was appalled to later find a worker’s compensation form in his file filled out by Brady citing stress and burnout, the investigation says.
What peculiar conditions are there affecting women which will oblige them to accept work on lower terms than men?
She requested me to accept it to oblige her, and I will do so.
What have you to do to oblige him with your refusal of Mr. Solmes?
Everybody is always eager to oblige a drunken man, so Ashton and Fosdick tried to get a window open to look out.
That I may oblige you to treat me like a friend, here is a small ring I beg of you to keep for my sake.
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