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I am obliged and I must #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 29, 2004 14:48 pm   I am obliged and I must		  
Dear friends! Help me! Have I am obliged and I must the same meaning?
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Obliged #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 29, 2004 16:53 pm   Obliged		  
Hi Pioneer,

I am obliged to work/I must work are almost the same. More common is 'I must'.

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