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The phrase "are compelled to share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone feels a strong obligation or necessity to share information or feelings.
Example: "In times of crisis, many individuals are compelled to share their experiences to help others understand the situation better."
Alternatives: "feel obligated to share" or "are required to share".
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Thus, we are compelled to share that love in both word and deed.
Later, in an extended sequence, Algerian terrorists torture the hero to extract information from him and we are compelled to share his sufferings.
The Obama administration has reached a deal with a number of technology giants, allowing the companies to disclose more information on customer data they are compelled to share with the government.
"This is not a time to play the blame game, but we are compelled to share (this) information to shed light on (Mostefai's) travel history," the official said.
Wherever I go in the world now there is LOVE or HATE and people are compelled to share with me how they feel about all of it.
"This is not a time to play the blame game, but we are compelled to share (this) information to shed light on (Mostefai's) travel history," the Turkish official said.
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Alve was compelled to share the stories of the wide range of people seeking refuge in the park.
But then he would have been compelled to share more of his own thoughts, and they are not his strength.
But not for too long, as those giving tributes were compelled to share tales of their own on-court glory.
When we originally opened on Broadway, all I knew was that I had a story that I was compelled to share.
But they can still be compelled to share what they know if prosecutors want their testimony badly enough to arrange for them to get court-ordered immunity.
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