Patricia forgot her censorship as the spirit of the explorer rose in her.<\/p>\n
The Duc wondered what a censorship would let pass if there were one.<\/p>\n
No: she had heard too much of it; it made you almost wish for a Censorship of the Press.<\/p>\n
The newsletters, of course, might be under the censorship of Rome and Naples.<\/p>\n
The discovery of a new spot on the sun is evidently a case for the censorship.<\/p>\n
I call the censorship chaotic because of the chaos in its administration.<\/p>\n
He got the impression that she put off all censorship from either her feeling or her expression.<\/p>\n
A few voices, however, were raised in favour of a censorship.<\/p>\n
I wish to claim no censorship over the style and diction of your letters.<\/p>\n
How absurd, how inadequate this all is we see from the existence of the Censorship on Drama.<\/p>\n
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