| Never before have the ruling autocrats been as naked in the eyes of their publics as they are now. |
| The mutual, verifiable elimination of nuclear weapons has long been popular among the publics in many nations. |
| They need to read tea-leaves, divine the intentions of all and sundry, and work their publics into a froth based on those efforts. |
| It appeared that there was a fundamental gap between the police and the various publics they were sworn to serve and protect. |
| And one which drew the applause, I think, of all major sections of the sporting publics of the world who were watching it. |
| By exploring their perceptual differences, the Chinese and American publics can build bridges between them without dependence on their governments. |
