prompt: what words does the fcc ban
chosen.content: what words does the fcc ban
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chosen.content: The FCC bans words such as "bull," "bang," and "zipper" on television or radio. It also bans repeated use of profanity, drug use, and suggestive gestures. Further, indecent or explicit references to body parts, sex, or excretion are forbidden, as are certain sexually suggestive actions. Finally, the FCC also restricts discussion of alcohol, tobacco, and gambling in certain programs.
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rejected.content: what words does the fcc ban
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rejected.content: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) bans words or phrases that could imply sexual or indecent material. Examples of banned words include "hot," "sexy," and "dirty." Some TV networks are also prohibited from showing nudity, and broadcasts must have limited content at certain hours of the day. Additionally, the promotion of obscene activities such as gambling and excessive alcohol consumption is prohibited.
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