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Although she had no legal obligation, she wanted to help him.obligation = duty
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I have a family obligation Saturday afternoon.
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To realize one's Personal Legend is a person's only real obligation. (source)
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Obligation is more than a claim imposed on us; it is a personal sense of indebtedness. (source)
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Paid his obligations, didn't he? (source)obligations = bills (that he had a duty to pay)
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Don't forget your obligations. (source)obligations = duties
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If you really owe your dress-maker, I will settle with her--beyond that I recognize no obligation to assume your debts. (source)obligation = duty
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He gave notes, took up ruinous obligations, dealt with usurers and all the race of lenders. (source)obligations = duties
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There was an itch to leave then, but also a peculiar obligation to stay.† (source)
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It is associated in our minds with escape from history and oppression and law and irksome obligations, with absolute freedom, and the road has always led west.† (source)
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I am not sure I can live this life of obligation any longer.† (source)
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Both parties have hereby fulfilled their obligations to each other in perpetuity" I'm just rattling off lawyer words.† (source)
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But Mom had refused to have children unless Dad agreed to raise them as Catholics and to attend church himself on holy days of obligation.† (source)
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Instead, crises or other circumstances presented me with adult-sized responsibilities and obligations that I had to meet one way or another.† (source)
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That's our obligation, Henry.† (source)
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I am simply requiring you to fulfill your contractual obligations.† (source)
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