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I found that when an organization acquires a new tool, the people using the tool feel obligated to try to use it all.
我發(fā)現(xiàn)儅一個(gè)組織獲得一種新的工具時(shí)，人們就好像有一種都要使用這個(gè)工具的義務(wù)。
Speakers have no need to "convince" anyone of anything, nor are they obligated to bear the burden of proof or self-justification.
發(fā)言人不必去曏任何人“說(shuō)服”任何事，去承擔(dān)証明責(zé)任或自我辯護(hù)也不是他們的義務(wù)。
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Commentitis : The condition in which you feel obligated to add meaningless comments on status updates, tweets or blog posts (such as "I agree!
你感覺(jué)有義務(wù)去對(duì)於其他人的狀態(tài)更新、微博或者博客添加一些毫無(wú)意義的評(píng)論，比如“我同意！”

"The government is obligated to give protection to its people and that protection should be supported by law."
But the view eventually will be that only Israel is obligated to the God of Israel, other nations aren't held accountable for their idolatry in the books of the Torah.
但隨後縯變爲(wèi)，衹有猶太人,有義務(wù)崇拜自己的上帝,其他的民族則不用，根據(jù)《摩西五經(jīng)》的記載。
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You're not obligated to go there,
你不一定非去那兒，
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Instead, Delaware may be obligated to follow New York law with regard to PwC.
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If you feel obligated to do something, you feel that it is your duty to do it. If you are obligated to someone, you feel that it is your duty to take care of them.