I. oblige [əˈblaɪʤ] ГЛ. перех.
1. oblige офиц. (make necessary):
2. oblige (help):
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| I | have | obliged |
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According to the worldview, those which can not compete fall by the wayside and forever fade into oblivion or in other words, extinction.
en.wikipedia.org That is why he returns to the palace, seeking oblivion in seven beauties.
en.wikipedia.org So first of all, the main feature of the composition is the oscillation between oblivion and construction which reminds directly to the poetic writing form.
en.wikipedia.org It features a young (mid twenties) professional-looking woman drinking herself into oblivion on her own in her flat.
en.wikipedia.org The town was largely passed by in the nineteenth century, and was saved from oblivion by the efforts of a small number of dedicated people.
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