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 1  1,   4, 1|       ought to be the duty of all public officials to recognise this
 2  1,   5, 4|           who openly declare that public communication of matters
 3  1,   6   |                 6 - Competence of public authority and of the entertainment
 4  1,   6, 1|                 Beyond all doubt, public administrators are strictly
 5  1,   6, 1| standpoint, but also from that of public morals, the sure foundation
 6  1,   6, 3| intolerant of the intervention of public authority, that censorship
 7  1,   6, 3|     manner, support the action of public officials and render ineffective
 8  1,   6, 4|      belongs to the competence of public authority. For We think
 9  1,  13, 3|       been encouraged not only by public authorities but also by
10  2,   1, 4|           appropriate guidance to public opinion, with the intention
11  2,   3, 3|   contribute to the corruption of public morals with consequent damage
12  2,   4, 2|         religious, - to which the public has access, warn all ecclesiastics
13  2,   6, 1|          inspires the mind of the public with noble sentiments; in
14  2,   7, 8|           sums are being spent on public education, let them direct
15  2,   7, 9|           approval of the general public will not be wanting, as
16  3,   0, 6|          information derived from public events, the arts, singing,
17  3,   1, 5|        those systems of surveying public opinion, which are increasing
18  3,   1, 6|         opinion among the general public, by which, while observing
19  4,   2, 5|  originally intended only for the public theatre; and finally, that