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 1   I, 1 |      beyond human control. For even though acts of communicating
 2   I, 2 |     the media of communication even more pervasive and powerful. "
 3   I, 2 |     near-narcotic effects. Not even those who shun the media
 4 III, 14|      side by side with it, and even as part of it, some nations
 5 III, 14|       largely ignored by media even as others are reported;
 6 III, 14|      indefensible selectivity. Even more fundamentally, communication
 7 III, 14|      time when prosperity, and even survival, depend on information.~
 8 III, 15|        the stage for conflict.~Even in countries with democratic
 9 III, 15|    sterilization, abortion and even euthanasia as a mark of
10 III, 16|      the less powerful. Today "even the least-widespread cultures
11 III, 18|       incomprehension, perhaps even contempt, as an object of
12  IV, 20| conception of the common good.~Even to reasonable people of
13  IV, 23|                            23. Even so, we continue to believe
14  IV, 24|         This principle applies even, and perhaps especially,
15  IV, 26|    relations with journalists. Even though the questions they
16  IV, 26|       sometimes discordant and even destructive messages (cf.
17   V, 29|   economic, racial, political, even religious - at others' expense?
18   V, 32|       vindicating himself, not even when he was accused and