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redact
To edit sensitive documents before release to the public. With today's heightened awareness of the legal implications of exposing information, it is common to redact even e-mail messages before sending them.
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The agency still has broad latitude to redact information — many journalists and historians would say too broad — but at least such information can be recovered and declassified.
Preserving U.S. history by Staff / Las Vegas Sun
I don't know what people tried to redact but that was the only thing that ought to have been redacted.
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Redact an editorial or print a redacted government document along with some explanation.
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