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general public

[jen-er-uhl puhb-lik] / ˈdʒɛn ər əl ˈpʌb lɪk /






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“Their focus is to stop the war and this war crime and other things that are happening in our name, and to force the general public to confront those images and to look at the kids and to feel for them,” Medalia says.

From Los Angeles Times

After The Specials broke up in 1981, Panter used the bass with new wave super group General Public, who had a US hit in 1984 with Tenderness.

From BBC

The Justice Department agrees and wants to participate in the litigation because “the United States Attorney General has reviewed this action and determined it is a case of general public importance,” according to the court petition filed Wednesday.

From Los Angeles Times

He argued the general public, not central government, was best placed to reinvest and revive the economy as a direct result of having more take-home pay than before.

From BBC

What Compass is running is a private presale for preferred clients before opening the doors to the general public.

From The Wall Street Journal