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 1 Pre  |       to address the American public by presenting an analysis
 2   3,2|                               Public Figures in the West Did
 3   3,2| Discontented will turn to the public figures of the rich countries
 4   3,2|    well‑groomed, and well‑fed public figures will jovially respond: "
 5   3,3|      the means to placate the public's indignation. In this way,
 6   4,3|   filtered out to the general public regarding their reports,
 7   4,4|      the media; the elites of public life, whether civil or military;
 8   4,5|        Astonishment~ ~Western public opinion had only a vague
 9   4,5|       that, and only that‑and public opinion in the West trembled.
10   4,6|       moment will come. Then, public opinion will grill the communist
11   4,6|      the captive nations, the public will demand that they explain
12   4,6|    and disgrace. Finally, the public will ask why they so assiduously
13   5  |     Soviet misfortune through public awareness of this danger?~ ~