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redact

[ri-dakt] / rɪˈdækt /
VERB
bowdlerize
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They might also be heavily redacted, given court orders still prevent the publication of anything which might identify the women who complained about Salmond.

From BBC

A spokeswoman for the House Oversight Committee said its subpoena instructs the Justice Department to redact victims’ information.

From The Wall Street Journal

A month later, the governor’s office released 1,374 pages of records, the vast majority of which were completely redacted.

From Salon

Several records in the case are under seal and many filings are heavily redacted.

From Los Angeles Times

It included flight logs from Epstein's plane and a redacted version of his contacts book containing the names of famous people he knew.

From BBC