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1) Media constitute the eyes and nerves of society, determining what it sees, feels, and how it responds. 2) Today, the eyes and nerves of media are under enormous stress and strain due to rapidly changing world events. 3) The conscience of society intends to instruct the eyes and nerves of media to maintain health through the practice of remembrance, so that society can see, feel and respond appropriately.
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1) Media constitute the eyes and nerves of society, determining what it sees, feels, and how it responds.
2) Today, the eyes/media are under enormous stress and strain from rapidly changing, complicated, confusing and disturbing world events.
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1) Media constitute the eyes and nerves of society, determining what it sees, feels, and how it responds.
2) Today, the eyes/media are under enormous stress and strain from rapidly changing, complicated, confusing and disturbing world events.
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Morbidity of media dr shriniwas kashalikar
1) Media constitute the eyes and nerves of society, determining what it sees, feels, and how it responds.
2) Today, the eyes/media are under enormous stress and strain from rapidly changing, complicated, confusing and disturbing world events.
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Morbidity of media dr shriniwas kashalikar
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2) Today, the eyes/media are under enormous stress and strain from rapidly changing, complicated, confusing and disturbing world events.
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- 1. MORBIDITY OF MEDIA DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR
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