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Examples
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The trains are rather jerky when they start up and are laible to give any unanticipatory passenger a jolt.
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BTW, The UN is not an elected body, like our own government, so why are we laible to follow its rulings?
Ethical Technology 2009
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Coaches shall be responsible for monitoring this and will be laible to penalties for any violation.
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