Object

• observation: Note that the the survival distribution is a truncated Weibull for censored observations as discussed in the mice example.

• listing: This Web Site acts as a venue for employers to post job opportunities for candidates but does not screen or censor the listings offered.

• Internet: The Great Debate: Should we censor the Internet?

• version: EMI have released a censored version of the album, with the offending image obscured by the band's name.

• websites: Reporters Without Borders says that Morocco now censors all political websites advocating Western Sahara's independence.

• press: Authoritarian regimes are more likely to torture, execute, regulate religion and censor the press.

Converse of object

• pass: Many authors deliberately avoid certain types of references to allow their material to get passed the official censor.

Converse of subject

• ban: The movie was screened without a certificate in June at the Irish Film Center, which has previously shown films banned by the censor.

• pass: More detail will follow once it has been passed by the censor.

Adjective modifier

• would-be: It is, alas, the case that few would-be censors are capable of intelligently reading or viewing that which they wish to censor.

• military: With us in Gotha, this help is coming from the military censor, in Hamburg, from the ban on meetings.

• British: The British censor removed all the scenes depicting Devil worship.

• official: Last year he was offered the job of official censor of the Queen's Catholic subjects.

Modifying Another Word

• heavily: The Guardian column, heavily censored, was aimed to debunk sex myths.

• officially: Here is the proof that this work has been officially censored by Professor Bernard Carr's committee which included Dr. Susan Blackmore.

Noun used with modifier

• film: He was also senior film censor at the British Board of Film Classification.

Possessives

• seal: The censor's seal of Muramatsu occurs on Acts III, IV, VI, IX, X, and XI.

Preposition: of

• inet: Posted at 11:57 am on 23 May 2006 by Philosopher-in-waiting RE: RE: the censor of the inet There is something to gain.

Preposition: from

• paper: It will of course be censored from all large circulation papers and magazines.