| 11. | It was, however, expurgated by the Inquisition.
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| 12. | The Spanish original was imperfect, having been expurgated.
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| 13. | The expurgated half-hour " Ally, " using recycled footage?
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| 14. | "She almost expurgated use of the word ` slavery, "'
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| 15. | The evidence is clear : Surrealist rebels were expurgated from Breton's life.
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| 16. | In 1979, one of Bradbury's friends showed him an expurgated copy.
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| 17. | The rebroadcast, however, was expurgated.
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| 18. | Parts of the text were also expurgated.
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| 19. | Most were story books for children or suitably expurgated memoirs of her time in espionage.
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| 20. | If the page remains, controversial information on the page should be identified and expurgated.
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