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redacts's Usage Examples:

Preventing such an obstacle by using a lower resolution decreases power use and redacts heat sinks as it aids the preservation of components.

receive a copy have to wait as much as several months while the state redacts several pages that it considers a threat to security.

"Jewish school redacts exam to remove evolution questions".

Access Office (typically known as the "FOIA branch") which reviews and redacts records prior to release to a public researcher.

Welch, the Satanic Verses redacts sura 53:1–20 with the end of the sura.

The Die Deutschen Inschriften project begun in 1934 collects and redacts medieval and early modern inscriptions in Germany.

convenience can require users of its computers to use an email client that redacts URLs from email messages, thus making it impossible for the reader of the.

Also, Varo's work redacts male interpretation of the female body.

Energy Agency, 24 October 2006, ISBN 9264109919 (page 130) Parliament redacts laws to comply with 1996 Constitution, Kyiv Post (7 October 2010) Member.

Wayback Machine Kendall Breitman, Politico, February 10, 2015 "Jeb Bush redacts correspondents' leaked information".

Theo Keith, Sheriff David Clarke flies the country, avoids questions, redacts records in his official schedule, WITI-TV (May 25, 2017).

"Amazon redacts one-star reviews of Hillary Clinton's What Happened".

Suzanne initially signs, but later redacts her signature when Borduas rejects her poetry.

the laws requiring confidentiality for grand jury inquiries, the report redacts all names and testimony of persons who appeared before the grand jury.

It is clear, based on examination of how al-Isfahani redacts the reports at his disposal, that he does honour Ali, who plays a far more.

redacts's Meaning':

someone who puts text into appropriate form for publication

Synonyms:

editor in chief; rewrite man; editor; abridger; abbreviator; rewriter; reviser; redactor;

Antonyms:

expand; stiffen; decrease; tune; dissimilate;