Is Self-Censoring Unconstitutional?
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It’s the ultimate debate: Any conversation about burgers uncovers the preferences of the eaters, whether they are purists or gourmands, and if they prefer griddles or grills, thick-in-the-middle patties, or ones that are evenly formed. (Such talks are inevitably seasoned with plenty of ooohs and ahhhs.)
By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By JOSEPH CURL
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|It’s the ultimate debate: Any conversation about burgers uncovers the preferences of the eaters, whether they are purists or gourmands, and if they prefer griddles or grills, thick-in-the-middle patties, or ones that are evenly formed. (Such talks are inevitably seasoned with plenty of ooohs and ahhhs.)
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