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objectionable
adjective as in not nice; unpleasant
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It is apparently up to parents to research and decide which books are objectionable.
"Telegram proactively monitors public content across the platform and removes objectionable material before it can reach users or be reported," a spokesperson said.
“When you get into departments and look at stuff that’s there and you find stuff that’s objectionable, you want to fix it,” he said.
The problem with this request is that schools cannot possibly know, in advance, which religious views are held by which parents, and which books or lessons those parents might find objectionable.
Murray gambled he’d enjoy a similar outcome by suing “Last Week Tonight” over its “objectionable” but accurate depiction of him in its 2017 “Coal” episode.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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