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To: Yulya who wrote (66368)	7/19/2006 1:39:59 AM
From: Marc Hyman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Gore: ... I believe it is appropriate to have an over-representation of factual presentations on how dangerous (global warming) is ... Yulya: What Gore said - and I believe that he believes what he said - is that it is OK for him to deceive the public by distorting ... Huh? That seems a strange interpretation of Gore's quote. How does "over-representation of factual presentations" equate to "deceive the public"? Especially given the next paragraph where he states: Over time that mix will change. As the country comes to more accept the reality of the crisis, there's going to be much more receptivity to a full-blown discussion of the solutions. Given the quote in context it's pretty hard to interpret it as you have done. A better interpretation, IMHO, is "today just talk the facts, tomorrow we'll talk about possible solutions". // marc (who doesn't have an opinion one way or the other about global warming at this time)