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1. There was never any question of censoring his speech.

2. The claims of censoring were rejected by Labour as a desperate Tory tactic.

3. Civil libertarians say such legislation would amount to censoring cyberspace.

4. A media blackout refers to the censoring of news related to a specific topic. It can be either governmentally imposed or voluntary.

5. Random censoring model with incomplete information is the expansion of random censoring model.

6. However,(sentencedict.com) blog hosts will be held responsible for censoring any suspect blog entries they might make.

7. Apparently literature of this kind does not shock the officials of the Ministry of Information who are charged with censoring dangerous works.

8. But he had been on the bad side of the government lately, having publicly criticized it for censoring authors.

9. First, this paper introduces the statistical inference for the exponential distribution with two parameters type - I censoring.

10. For a life data X, whether it comes from the censoring exponential distribution or the censoring normal distribution, it can use the likelihood ratio test to make a decision.

11. In order to improve the interference immunity of the detector, a new CFAR detector(ACGCA-CFAR) based on automatic censoring cell averaging(ACCA) and cell averaging(CA) is presented in this paper.

12. Brainstorm list for yourself of as many possibilities as you can, without evaluating or censoring them.

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13. To gain better estimates of relative treatment effects in the presence of selective crossover, we used inverse probability of censoring weighted (IPCW) modeling.

14. To be fair to China, it never made any explicit demands regarding censoring material.

15. The company then said it would end self - censoring search results, putting it at odds with Beijing.

16. Letting words flow out of your brain unedited can introduce you to a part of yourself you'd been censoring from yourself to cope with everyday life.

17. Therefore , exhibitors shall not make use of these materials before censoring.

18. She told me that her producer had agreed to let me use the word "asshole" to describe the title of my book on the air without censoring so long as it wasn't used "gratuitously."

19. And it harnesses and promotes information technology while maniacally censoring the Internet, rendering cyberspace just another outlet for propaganda.

20. She made a point, however, to say she does not support censoring artists who are critical of Mao - other works have depicted him wearing lipstick or submerged in a blood-filled lake.