willingly

Or maybe people willingly factor in power costs as a price of speculating on a volatile, trending currency?

It's interesting to know that people would willingly work with cleaning even if they have other options.

It's an encouraging feeling to know that other people are willingly taking a big leap of faith.

Some went willingly (Australia), others tried to ignore the inevitable and found themselves forced to it (UK).

Further, even this assumes that people are willingly fighting for the country in whose military they serve.

Plus, the idea that you possess the skills -- for which other people willingly pay lots of money -- is very empowering.

Is it not wrong to intentionally violate an agreement you entered into willingly?

Can they really take your kids if you don't willingly let them in?

So how great can first class be if I'd willingly exchange it for just the time back?

I find it hard to emphasize with people who willingly choose to hand their abusers weapons to beat them.

Manning broke a law willingly, knowingly, with full appreciation for her actions.

This was before people willingly checked their privelege.

"Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past." Willingly giving a service effective control of the present yields dastardly results.

Keep trying long enough, and they will label you as a "sheep" (a member of the willingly unaware public) or a "wolf in sheep skin" (basically, and agent provocateur).

I know this is supposed to be The Magic Kingdom where people are only supposed to say positive things and eat happy pills all day, but would it kill people to at least try to read up about the things they so willingly share their "insights" on before posting here?