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 1   I, 1 |      ethical question, are made not only by those who receive communication -
 2   I, 2 |            opinions and values. Not only do they transmit and receive
 3   I, 2 |           innovations may have been only a prologue to what this
 4   I, 4 |         these instruments to be not only products of human genius
 5  II, 9 |            and beauty. We speak not only of presentations of classic
 6 III, 14|            law of the market as its only parameters, to the detriment
 7 III, 16|          now flows in one direction only - from developed nations
 8  IV, 22|             in making decisions not only about the messages and processes
 9  IV, 24|            sentiment - in fact, the only ones necessary for the law
10  IV, 24|           policy should not be left only to the market and to economic
11  IV, 25|           communicators are not the only ones with ethical duties.
12  IV, 26|          training. This is true not only of seminarians, persons
13   V, 28| communication are, and will remain, only media - that is to say:
14   V, 28|           media is not the business only of specialists, whether
15   V, 32|             he gave his message not only in words but in the whole
16   V, 32|         simple, everyday terms. Not only his words but his deeds,
17   V, 33|             out of your mouths, but only such as is good for edifying,