Once we'd signed up, I felt compelled to come clean.
This month's leaks to the Post and the Guardian add rich texture to the picture, but what is genuinely new is that, confronted with unmistakably authentic N.S.A. documents, the government, up to and including the President, has begun to feel compelled to come clean — or, at least, less dirty.
He said he felt compelled to get clean after the deaths of the comedians Mitch Hedberg, who died of a drug overdose in 2005, and Greg Giraldo, a close friend who died in September and had an overdose of prescription drugs a few days earlier.
Cities in Denmark and the Netherlands do more to boost cycling.When a thick "pea souper" smog enveloped London in 1952, causing the deaths of around 4,000 people in one week, the government was compelled to push through legislation to clean the air.
But after the Supreme Court took steps last week to compel Delhi to clean itself up, thousands of people took to the streets in violent protests, demanding that the dirty old factories stay open.
When I asked Bharara why he felt compelled to give Cuomo a clean bill of health, he replied, in an uncharacteristically icy tone, "Nobody gave a clean bill of health to anybody.
Not only did Horton – aka "Mack the Knife" – pointedly decline to shake his opponent's hand after beating him to the wall but referred to him as a drug cheat to his face at the post-race press conference, saying he felt compelled to win for all clean athletes out there.
ProdiGene, Inc., a former PMP company, was fined by regulatory authorities and was compelled to conduct an expensive clean-up effort for maize PMP volunteers that were detected in a former field site intermingled with soybeans [ 10].
