The phrase "censored out" is a valid expression in written English.
It is typically used to refer to certain words or information being removed or blurred out in a written or spoken statement due to their controversial or inappropriate nature. Example: "In the article published by the newspaper, the names of the suspects were censored out for legal reasons."
Nora Guthrie believes that these were omitted to simplify the song for schools; Morello that "they censored out all the verses which indicate what a revolutionary, class-war anthem it is".
Even as it censored out any coverage of the protesters, including Basij militia members, who chanted anti-Rouhani slogans at the airport, the network's reporters roamed the streets of Tehran asking apparently typical citizens for their opinions of the 15-minute conversation between Iran's president and that of the nation which for years it had called "the Great Satan".
But the underlying lament, that Bright has been censored out by fashion "as people became cynical of moral and political certainties" is too marbled with nostalgia to be believable.Bright was a political force, but he never held high office, so he was rather like a midfielder who forever sets up the strikers: assists don't count as much as goals.
We tested some exclusion criteria which censored out data from scans where there had been a 75% or greater change in blood glucose level during the course of the scan.
In some versions of the song, the words "muffin" (being a slang term for the woman's vagina), "Russian Roulette" and "gun" are censored out (bleeped).
Here in Indonesia home of the largest Muslim population and host of five other state-approved religions anything remotely sexual is taboo, inappropriate to talk about, and of course, persistently censored out by the media.
The idea was not "speed for its own sake, but to create through free, automatic action, before conscious thought can censor out creativity," he said.
In American conservative circles, he is still El Cid with a cigar, hoisted up on his horse to confront the latest existential threat to Western civilization (though his admirers tend to censor out the champagne or cognac glass that this ferocious Francophile kept clamped there, too).
The "dream catcher" of her title, for instance, is an icon consisting of a net and a feather she hangs over her son's bed to filter out the bad dreams; it's a device to censor out suffering, in other words.
Many of the heavily followed celebs, journalists, businesspeople and politicians are starting to censor out the minutiae of their lives – the relationships, drinking bouts, the close-combat accounts of rioting that used to make Twitter so exhilarating – in favour of more serious content.
But if they start to censor out swearing and other fuzzily inappropriate content, the site will suffer.
