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 1 Intro,8|      by youth, by the general public, by public authorities and
 2 Intro,8|     by the general public, by public authorities and by churches,
 3  2,19  |       and to an atmosphere of public decency. Some even falsely
 4  2,19  |   does not exist in a vacuum. Public responsibility for promoting
 5  2,19  |     protection of privacy and public decency indicates that liberty
 6  3,20  |    society itself to privacy, public decency and the protection
 7  3,21  | educators, youth, the general public, public authorities, and
 8  3,21  |    youth, the general public, public authorities, and the Church
 9  3,26  |                       27. THE PUBLIC. The general public also
10  3,26  |       THE PUBLIC. The general public also needs to make its voice
11  3,26  |      commercial interests and public authorities. There is an
12  3,26  |    and representatives of the public so that those involved in
13  3,27  |                           28. PUBLIC AUTHORITIES. Legislators,
14  3,27  |    restriction or regulation. Public authorities must feel obliged