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Meanings of public discourse in English

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Usage of public discourse in English
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The fact is there is simply no national public discourse in Wales.
The Guardian
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The nature of parliamentary and wider public discourse has again been vague.
The Irish Times
3
Social media platforms are transforming public discourse in ways we do not understand.
The Guardian
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Many of these voters now feel excluded from the public discourse.
The Irish Times
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This simplistic knee-jerk reaction has a stunting effect on public discourse.
The Irish Times
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This deliberately nuanced language gets horribly misunderstood and often twisted in public discourse.
Wired
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Emotional warmth and personal fulfilment played little role in public discourse about marriage.
The Irish Times
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Totalitarian states use force or intimidation to prescribe the boundaries of public discourse.
The South African
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Our public discourse is increasingly founded on confrontation, personality cults and dopamine hits.
The Guardian
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Sweeping statements, generalities and outright lies won the public discourse by a mile.
The Irish Times
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Every new debacle creates space in the public discourse to talk about its problems.
The Guardian
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And yet feelings of superiority continue to lace the public discourse on this issue.
Reuters
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Detailed examination of media constructions of abortion may help to identify emerging public discourse.
Pubmed
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LockerRoom Sort of a distressing week for public discourse here on the media farm.
The Irish Times
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One aspect of the public discourse that is quite obvious?
Ebony
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Still, these skeptics have helped shape public discourse on climate change in this country.
The new yorker
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Public discourse through the time
Public discourse across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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