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Tunisia, she added, has chosen to work on changing mentalities, especially through education, to promote a critical spirit toward demagogical discourse--something she hopes will inspire other Arab countries. Ever eager to please his protectors, he rises by mid-play to a certain demagogical eloquence. Any reasonable person has to understand that, historically, enormous gratitude is owed to the movements that, immediately after the end of World War II, succeeded in absorbing and moderating the often unruly masses, which, exasperated by the pace of modernization, were otherwise prone to being captured by the demagogical stances of radical populist and nationalist orators. |
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