41.   If some team wants Rodman next year, there is a moral obligation to do what companies and families do when somebody veers off the track.

42.   In a variation on noblesse oblige, he firmly believed that the big-budget hits had a moral obligation to support their low-budget brethren.

43.   In other years, network programmers might have felt a moral obligation to serve an audience that included blacks, older viewers, children and rural Americans.

44.   It could be argued that Washington and the West have a moral obligation, after catering to Mobutu while he looted Zaire and drove its populace into poverty.

45.   Lawyers specializing in bioethics say that while patients may have some moral obligation, they have no legal duty to warn relatives.

46.   Kohl and other political leaders here have also felt a special moral obligation to Russia.

47.   Local officials say they now have a moral obligation to revive the town.

48.   Moral obligation does not explain everything.

49.   Moral obligation?

50.   No citizen has a moral obligation to assist in maintaining the government.