In all but one of the situations below the U.S. government would not be entitled to force an individual to act because it would be viewed as compelled speech? Which one does not belong?

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While the U.S. government can require individuals to pay taxes as a necessary function of funding government services, the other choices involve speech or association that would be viewed as compelled if required by the government. Saluting a flag, saying a prayer, joining a union, and paying dues to a state bar association all involve expressive conduct that the government cannot force individuals to engage in without violating the First Amendment.

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