Censorship is the institutionalized restriction or suppression of written, spoken, visual, or symbolic expression, typically by state or authoritative agents, on grounds of perceived threat to moral, political, social, or ideological order, thereby distinguishing it from voluntary editorial judgment or audience-based reception practices.
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Linear regression with censored data
Jonathan D. Buckley, Ian James · Biometrika · 1979 · 1K citations
The “Uncensored War”: The Media and Vietnam
William J. Duiker · Pacific Affairs · 1987 · 952 citations
Predatory publishers are corrupting open access
Jeffrey Beall · Nature · 2012 · 951 citations · Full text
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