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The phrase "accommodate censorship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of adjusting or modifying content to comply with censorship regulations or restrictions.
Example: "The publisher had to accommodate censorship in order to release the book in certain countries."
Alternatives: "adapt to censorship" or "conform to censorship".
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One can find evidence for both readings, and Wedekind's conception of the character changed as he struggled to accommodate censorship and bring the plays to the stage.
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As the underlying content infrastructure of the web has shrunk to a handful of companies, we are now at a crossroads in which that American social media platform must now accommodate those Chinese censorship demands, potentially extending elements of them globally as it attempts to devise a single set of moderation rules applied to all countries and cultures.
On Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence called for Google to end its development of a search engine custom built to accommodate China's disposition for censorship.
Can Judaism accommodate modernity?
Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.
Happy to accommodate.
Or you can accommodate".
It can accommodate 45.
Accommodate their sensory needs.
Accommodate her diet changes.
So the censorship that the site has accommodated, in various ways and to various extents, does not pose a dilemma for YouTube, per se.
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