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Volunteers were subjected to an examination by these beings in what appeared to be a technologically advanced setting.

Working professionals from rich countries that come to the US on short term Visas are not subjected to intense scrutiny.

They've been subjected to sterilisation sometimes without their knowledge and sometimes against their will.

You certainly will be subjected to shitty McDonalds-type content if you keep reading TechCrunch.

I would be very surprised if this scientists' models were not subjected to this kind of routine testing.

One could argue that she should never be subjected to it to begin with.

Defendant intentionally, falsely, and without privilege claimed to third parties that plaintiff had sexually assaulted her and subjected her to intimate partner violence.

Indeed, he is about to be tortured into a confession and then subjected to endless human rights violations for which there is no recourse.

I know the third happens (my sister is in sales and has been subjected to it).

Could it have been subjected to large tidal forces relatively recently, e.g.

Our eyes are not subjected to that anywhere else in life.

For example, if you live in the US, then you are part of a society that has been subjected to ~ 100 years of corporate propaganda.

Concretely, I'm not sure that "subjected to coercive social pressure and not provided with a college education because they're already married and that's the point" exactly counts as "choice".

With new features like "sign into your browser" or ad retargeting across the sites you visit today, consumers are already being subjected to practices that Microsoft at least gives you the ability to turn off piecemeal if you so wish.