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 | | The Merriam Dictionary states public as open, well-known, prominent, universal, general, and social; affecting the people of a whole area, nation, or state; relating to the people in general and shared by all members of the community exposing to general view. |
 | | People are not afraid at all either to speak their mind freely in public. |
 | | Public is the opposite of private, but now other examples were clearly shown. |
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