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But I think they ought to have the same rights.

I believe we ought to make the system work better.

He ought to set them out as a matter of course.

Only 12 percent said they ought to be left alone.

We just thought these things ought to be looked into.

I think they just ought to pay their own way.

He ought to get out and talk to more people.

They ought to be like anyone else in our society.

You ought to be able to tell by looking at him.

Instead, we ought to come up with a general system.

But I do think one ought to try to understand them.

He ought to be out for the next several hours.

I'm not quite sure what I ought to tell you yet.

But we ought perhaps to give more attention to another fact.

No, you ought to go to a party and do one.

I'll phone up and then we ought to get you something.

Do you think the Church ought to be open to change?

And I ought not to have lost control of myself.

They said God ought to be enough of a friend for anyone.

I ought to see what's going on at the office.

But she ought to rest two or three days longer, even so.

She ought to have asked her to come, after all.

But I do think you ought to come down here with me.

You ought to see him the way I do sometimes.

We ought not to stay away from him any longer.