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Censorship is sometimes applied to prohibit obscenity that goes against common standards of public [[morality]]; however, these standards tend to fluctuate depending on time and place. Certain language and images that may have been censored in the past are typically common fare in the American media today. On the other hand, while nudity, for example, may be acceptable on mainstream French television, that is much less likely to be the case in conservative Muslim countries.
 
Censorship is sometimes applied to prohibit obscenity that goes against common standards of public [[morality]]; however, these standards tend to fluctuate depending on time and place. Certain language and images that may have been censored in the past are typically common fare in the American media today. On the other hand, while nudity, for example, may be acceptable on mainstream French television, that is much less likely to be the case in conservative Muslim countries.
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It is stated, throughout various articles in Conservapedia, that censorship is favored by [[liberals]]. Besides the accused liberals, [[Conservapedia]] is very much in favor of censorship, as it will censor entries and alterations to articles that do not agree with a [[conservative bias]], or somehow challenges the conservative dominance.
      
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