Even a sanitisedversion designed to promote public preparedness was axed.
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We want politicians to be real, but a cleaner, nicer, and more sanitisedversion of real.
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Every Greek child knows this story; that Turkish children hear a sanitisedversion cannot be too surprising.
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There would be two reports, one for the Folly files and a sanitisedversion for the wider Met.
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Is he a saintly carer, feeding her a sanitisedversion of her life that will not upset her?
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The picture of big business in operation is far from the usual sanitisedversion the public is given, writes Colm Keena.
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Oliver Stone got so sick of always reading the sanitisedversion of US history that he decided to write his own.
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All those details have been blanked out on the sanitisedversion of the receipts which we, the public, were meant to see.
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Young, homeless and eccentric people are, in the eyes of those upholding this dead-eyed, sanitisedversion of public order, guilty until proven innocent.
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Alston has angered the UK government by calling its flagship universal credit welfare reform "a digital and sanitisedversion of the 19th-century workhouse".
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Only when the dust had settled would a sober and sanitisedversion of events have been reported, if indeed there was anything left to report.