That compelled that woman of the Ansar to ask about you before she asked about her father, her brother and her son?
Let us call intuition that force that compels us to a positive certainty when nothing else can.
Last Thursday, Gov. Pat Quinn, Democrat of Illinois, signed a law that compels online retailers that work with affiliates in his state to collect sales tax on purchases by residents.
It is a desire not to alienate people such as Mr Koizumi that compels Japanese politicians to suggest that, in fact, Russian capitulation is not far off.
Since, in my view, this case presents a record that compels us to decide that question, I cannot agree that the Court may dismiss the writ of certiorari as improvidently granted.
But they don't have to do that through federal coercion that compels the rest of the country to adopt them.
Again, the question to be asked is: What is it about the physical constitution of a creature's brain that compels one to think that it has a mental life, in the same way that the physics of water compels one to think that it must expand when it freezes?
Last fall, the Federal Trade Commission proposed updates to the Children's Online Protection and Privacy Act, or COPPA, including a provision that compels Web sites that collect a child's information to hold onto it "for only as long as is reasonably necessary" and delete it safely.
Ms. Cho will say anything, not so much for a laugh, but because it is in her nature, a kind of social Tourette's syndrome not unlike that of Lenny Bruce that compels her to say unspeakable things.
Yet they carry a force that compels us.
It is visual shorthand that compels her instead.
