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A revolution in public opinion occurred during the late 1950s and early 1960s on issues of civil rights.
Even that would need a shift in public opinion here.
Unfortunately for him, he has yet to learn how to build public and political opinion.
The media played a huge role in public opinion and concern for this environmental disaster.
"Article 5 is not yet a factor in public opinion," he said.
This has, however, not led to a major change in public opinion.
"But we are going to see a spectacular shift in public opinion."
Yet Labor has not been able to turn economic distress into a clear lead in public opinion.
We listen to public opinion, and this is as it must be.
The government made the report based on public opinions about education in Malaysia.
I don't think the public view of community arts is a very good one, do you?
Will the president be able to keep the war out of public view?
In peace, they can act as a secret army outside of public view.
She will help lead the group's effort to bring the story more fully to public view.
Even this was probably more than Congress is worth in the public view.
It does not want to bring the process into more public view.
But all candidates have to deal with these issues in full public view.
This is clearly a process that needs to be opened up to public view.
Under government pressure she came back into public view in 1870.
Many of these works have never been on public view.
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