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"Even if you voluntarily change your mind and give them the evidence?"

Then the man I maybe should have been thinking of turned up on his own, voluntarily.

But I would especially like to thank those very many people who give their time voluntarily to help others.

This is something they must do voluntarily as a result of education.

He could see no reason to voluntarily add to their number.

The company then voluntarily took that lead off the market.

It's one thing to go out voluntarily even after a difficult couple of years.

"I would first ask them to voluntarily give it up."

He should voluntarily take himself out of the game immediately until next season.

"No government in the world has voluntarily given away power and land," he said.

It is our individual right voluntarily to create a child for another family.

The police say another 29 weapons have been turned in voluntarily.

Perhaps they would have died for me voluntarily, but this was my doing.

If you want to believe they were all doing it voluntarily, then that's your problem.

The idea that people will do it voluntarily is beyond me.

She spent 14 days in the house, and then voluntarily walked.

He never really expected her to go through with it all the way, voluntarily.

Of the 5 million workers brought to Germany, around 200,000 came voluntarily.

"Anybody could have left voluntarily at any time they wanted."

It was something to which she voluntarily closed her eyes.

The employees are students, working voluntarily to get more media experience.

Someone in authority who will voluntarily tell you a story.

Most of those that closed did so voluntarily after health officials asked them to.

A form of the rule was voluntarily used in the 1990-91 season by 150 public schools.

Even if she were to go voluntarily before the next election, that could only be very bad news for him.