Mr Shadrake had alleged, without any basis, that the Singapore courts conspired with state agencies to suppress material evidence.
No sphere of information was immune, however distant from immediate political concerns; censors attempted not only to suppress material but also to mold all information at its source.
If he invents or suppresses material in order to create an effect, he fails truth; if he is content to recount facts, he fails art.
He was charged with contempt of court for alleging, quite baselessly, that the Singapore courts conspired with State agencies to suppress material evidence, and convict the accused thereafter.
"We're talking First Amendment here: you cannot ever permit vague terms that can be interpreted in a way that permits an official to suppress material that is not to his liking".
Yes, it was the 70s, and yes, he relied heavily on the idea of "previously suppressed material" from the original Kinsey interviews that "tells us that incest is prevalent and often positive," but he was right when he said that "incest will be a major social issue in the 80s"—the decade that spawned the Taboo series.
The present study indicates a possibility that TGF-β may have a role in suppressing the material deterioration of the fascicles in the tendon during ex vivo cellular infiltration.
The suppressant material used to suppress a coal dust explosion in the test tunnel was ammonium phosphate powder.
If pornography interferes with the ability of women to communicate, then women cannot contest the harm of pornography with more speech, but only by suppressing pornographic materials.
