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Meanings of remain taboo in English
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Usage of remain taboo in English
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Many scientists believe that genetically modifying human embryos crosses an ethical line and should remain taboo.
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These days, you can hear all of them on cable television, but they remain taboo for network television shows.
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For the ruling Communist Party, the 1989 demonstrations that clogged Tiananmen Square in Beijing and spread to other cities remain taboo.
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But dying - what it feels like to die - remains taboo.
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The whole subject of land and property ownership in the UK remains taboo.
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But homosexuality remains taboo and often illegal in many parts of Africa and Asia.
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But speculation about this particular aspect of Saudi Kremlinology remains taboo in the media.
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The anniversary remains taboo in China and will not be marked by the government.
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In Libya, rape victims are often ostracised, and discussion of the crime remains taboo.
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In Libya, rape victims are often ostracized, and discussion of the crime remains taboo.
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Despite slowly changing attitudes, gay sex remains taboo in India.
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Sexual intercourse remains taboo among adolescents in a Chinese society such as Hong Kong.
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Public discussion of the event remains taboo in China.
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Public discussion of the killings remains taboo in China.
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But homosexuality in the country remains taboo, with discrimination and abuse against LGBT+ widespread.
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What remains taboo is any idea of release.