Part, Chap., §

1 Intro            |      paid advertisement that no publishing company would normally refuse.~
2 Messag        (1)| political organization has been publishing diverse official documents
3 Messag        (4)|     speaking, writing, and even publishing whatever he fancies about
4 Messag,    4     |         their own countries. By publishing this pro­nouncement, the
5 Commun           |       Property (TFPs) have been publishing, in large newspapers of
6 Commun           |     time did they feel that, by publishing the Message, they were committing
7 Commun           |         of income both for this publishing company and the other companies
8 Commun           |     private organ­izations, the publishing companies which own these
9 Commun           |    hangs over the head of every publishing company, owner, a sword