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 1 Intro             |        1981, a striking six-page public interest advertisement appeared
 2 Intro             |       TFP) jointly addressed the public of their respective nations
 3 Intro             |      role in enlightening French public opinion. There followed
 4 Intro             |           it de­nounced to world public opinion the presumable in­
 5 Messag,    1, 1   |        easy to understand. World public opinion is informed about
 6 Messag        (1) |         program in order to give public opinion "the possibility
 7 Messag,    1, 4   | necessary to enlighten and alert public opinion about it; for no
 8 Messag,    1, 4   |        far a leftist tendency in public opinion may go when manipulated
 9 Messag,    1, 5   |        true-to-life an image the public now forms of the SP, the
10 Messag        (6) |      appeared before the eyes of public opinion especially after
11 Messag,    2, 10  |       and other staff members in public or private schools will
12 Messag        (25)|         and children, staff, and public collectivities [sic] must
13 Messag        (25)|           The unification of the public educational system will
14 Messag        (27)|       and democratically-managed public educa­tion service " (Program,
15 Messag        (27)|        without the assistance of public funds" (idem, p. 32).~ ~
16 Messag        (28)|         one national and laicist public service con­trolled only
17 Messag        (28)|           The establishment of a public service of national education
18 Messag        (28)|    private schools not receiving public funds may be the object,
19 Messag        (29)|      1953.~From this standpoint, public property is distinguished
20 Messag        (29)|   private domain, and not to the public domain. A private proprietor
21 Messag,    3, 1   |         saying what he wishes in public debates and to voting as
22 Messag        (36)|     citizens into the running of public affairs and the disappearance
23 Messag        (36)|    disappearance of the need for public agencies.~"When all traces
24 Messag        (46)|        This fact, by the way, is public and notorious in France.~
25   1,    3         | according to a plan based on the public interest and on periodic
26 Commun            |        only the English-speaking public about this, but also that
27 Commun            |     because the attention of the public was then strongly attracted
28 Commun            |        aims solely at making the public in the largest countries
29 Author            |       began his professional and public career, at the same time