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Meanings of censor in anglès
Usage of censor in anglès
1
A year later, Google agreed to censor its search results in China.
2
China noted the findings did not challenge its right to censor content.
3
Trying to censor lawful speech does not change this fact, he said.
4
The term 'progressive' always meant to me to progress, not to censor.
5
Chinese authorities block sites including Twitter and Facebook and censor information online.
6
Chief censor David Shanks described the offending scenes to RNZ's Conan Young.
7
Under these circumstances, deciding what to censor can become difficult and expensive.
8
Ban or heavily censor credit scoring because the statistical models are flawed.
9
Yesterday, the chief censor classified the livestream of the attack, as objectionable.
10
A note of criticism crept into the newspapers and escaped the censor.
11
Why does the censor's office never publish its reasons for banning films?
12
The distributed copies are then sent for by the censor and destroyed.
13
The telegram was approved by the military censor and forwarded to Berlin.
14
There was a light burning in the window of the censor's room.
15
The worker should not censor any material collected, regardless of its nature.
16
Did she ever censor or correct anything you told her to write?
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Censor across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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