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Meanings of censorship in English
Practice of suppressing speech or other public communication.
Usage of censorship in English
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However, journalists have been able to operate without facing extreme government censorship.
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Government efforts to promote this climate of self-censorship are anathema to democracy.
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It takes evidence in secret and its reports are subject to censorship.
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An unrepentant Ginsberg maintained to the end that state censorship degrades democracy.
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Net neutrality promotes innovation and competition, protects free speech and prevents censorship.
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The point, he said was to highlight what he saw as censorship.
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The case has stoked fears about censorship in the world's largest democracy.
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However, it says says a climate of censorship still remains in Fiji.
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He said he did not believe any censorship laws had been broken.
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Trump said, The censorship and bias is a threat to freedom itself.
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It has previously said forcing it to remove data amounts to censorship.
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The decision has sparked a heated national debate about censorship in literature.
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People here will remember how strict was our censorship on weather news.
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There is no censorship for any subject published in Livin, he said.
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The security required from newspapers was raised; the press censorship was re-established.
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It signalled the beginning of the end for the draconian censorship regime.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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