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Xi began to rapidly expand the scope of government censorship.
INSIDE CHINA’S UNEXPECTED QUEST TO PROTECT DATA PRIVACYTATE RYAN-MOSLEYAUGUST 19, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
The new central agency was responsible for everything involved in internet regulation, including national security, media and speech censorship, and data protection.
INSIDE CHINA’S UNEXPECTED QUEST TO PROTECT DATA PRIVACYTATE RYAN-MOSLEYAUGUST 19, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
The results are a puppet Parliament, censorship, firm centralization of business activities and finances, and the lack of an independent judicial system.
A PROUD BELARUSIAN’S HEARTBREAKTRACY MORANAUGUST 18, 2020OZY
Studies on this topic have mostly focused on attitudes toward censorship.
THE ANONYMOUS CULTURE COPS OF THE INTERNET - FACTS SO ROMANTICJESSE SINGALAUGUST 12, 2020NAUTILUS
And here ends our melancholy tale, which the censorship of the press in Russia prevented from ever before being publicly related.
Thus far it seemed, on such news as the censorship permitted to come through, that Maritz stood alone.
THE ANNUAL REGISTER 1914ANONYMOUS
It represented the breaking forth of the unconscious into expression, controlled by a censorship on the part of the poet.
THE LITERATURE OF ECSTASYALBERT MORDELL
The audiencia had general authority over the inspection and censorship of books which were printed in the colony or imported.
THE AUDIENCIA IN THE SPANISH COLONIESCHARLES HENRY CUNNINGHAM
By devious ways it had broken through the censorship of the frontier in cunning cipher.
THE LAST SHOTFREDERICK PALMER
From its reorganisation in 1543 the papal Inquisition in Rome had undertaken this work of censorship.
A HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION (VOL. 2 OF 2)THOMAS M. LINDSAY
WORDS RELATED TO CENSORSHIP
- blackout
- calm
- censorship
- dead air
- death
- dumbness
- hush
- hush-hush
- inarticulateness
- iron curtain
- laconism
- lull
- muteness
- peace
- quiescence
- quiet
- quietness
- quietude
- quietus
- reserve
- reticence
- saturninity
- secrecy
- sleep
- soundlessness
- speechlessness
- still
- stillness
- sulk
- sullenness
- taciturnity
- uncommunicativeness
- blackout
- calm
- censorship
- dead air
- death
- dumbness
- hush
- hush-hush
- inarticulateness
- iron curtain
- laconism
- lull
- muteness
- noiselessness
- peace
- quiescence
- quiet
- quietude
- quietus
- reserve
- reticence
- saturninity
- secrecy
- sleep
- soundlessness
- speechlessness
- still
- stillness
- sulk
- sullenness
- taciturnity
- uncommunicativeness
- blackout
- calm
- censorship
- dead air
- death
- dumbness
- hush
- hush-hush
- inarticulateness
- iron curtain
- laconism
- lull
- muteness
- noiselessness
- peace
- quiescence
- quiet
- quietness
- quietude
- quietus
- reserve
- reticence
- saturninity
- secrecy
- sleep
- speechlessness
- still
- stillness
- sulk
- sullenness
- taciturnity
- uncommunicativeness
- blackout
- calm
- censorship
- dead air
- death
- dumbness
- hush
- hush-hush
- inarticulateness
- iron curtain
- laconism
- lull
- muteness
- noiselessness
- peace
- quiescence
- quiet
- quietness
- quietude
- quietus
- reserve
- reticence
- saturninity
- secrecy
- sleep
- speechlessness
- still
- stillness
- sulk
- sullenness
- taciturnity
- uncommunicativeness
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.