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Examples
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HERMES: That song, "Samantha," which ends with an unbroadcastable string of F-bombs, is the album's best rocker.
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Especially when the accuser can hide behind an unbroadcastable, almost inaudible recording.
The Truth Revealed! 2008
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HERMES: That song, "Samantha," which ends with an unbroadcastable string of F-bombs, is the album's best rocker.
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Mayor Daley himself was known to use unpublishable and unbroadcastable language.
1968 the Year that Rocked the World Kurlansky, Mark 2004
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Christianity as immoral, a confusion of multi-faith options on offer and a new media consensus that regards religion as unbroadcastable, unintelligible and irrelevant, except to mock.
Anglican Mainstream 2010
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In addition to "unbroadcastable goings-on," the scientists learned that males not only sing to attract females, but actually set off on "mating safaris."
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Line up a gang of aged virgins; add a chainsaw and gallons of blood for an end result which is unbroadcastable for the mainstream.
Hecklerspray Matthew Laidlow 2010
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By law and tradition, much of it was considered unbroadcastable.
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Count the ways in which this commercial is unbroadcastable in the US:
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Count the ways in which this commercial is unbroadcastable in the US:
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Douglas Adams said that he came up with the name by starting with something “completely unbroadcastable” and then rearranging the syllables “until I arrived at something which sounded that rude, but was almost, but not quite, entirely inoffensive”.
Anthropic AI goes rogue when trying to run a vending machine New Scientist 2025
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