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'''Wikipedia Newspeak''' is the increasingly biased and limited vocabulary of [[Wikipedia]]. "Newspeak" is a term coined in [[George Orwell]]'s ''1984''<ref>http://www.msxnet.org/orwell/1984</ref> to describe the vocabulary in a totalitarian society, in which words are crafted to control the mind.   
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'''Wikipedia Newspeak''' is the increasingly biased and limited vocabulary of [[Wikipedia]]. "Newspeak" is a term coined in [[George Orwell]]'s ''1984''<ref>http://www.msxnet.org/orwell/1984</ref> to describe the vocabulary in a totalitarian society, in which words are crafted to control the mind.   
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For example, the term "theory of evolution" exists on about 1.8 million sites, according to [[Google]], but is censored as a legitimate term on [[Wikipedia]].<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_evolution</ref>  Why?  Because the [[Wikipedia police]] do not want anyone to think that evolution is a theory rather than fact.  That is '''Wikipedia Newspeak''' at work.
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For example, the term "theory of evolution" exists on about 1.8 million sites, according to [[Google]], but is censored as a legitimate term on [[Wikipedia]].<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_evolution</ref>  The [[Wikipedia police]] do not want anyone to think that evolution is a theory rather than fact.
    
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