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Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association / Video game controversies / First Amendment to the United States Constitution / Censorship / Case law / Entertainment Software Association v. Foti / Nonviolent video game / Video game censorship / Violence in video games / Law
Date: 2014-10-15 17:32:00
Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association
Video game controversies
First Amendment to the United States Constitution
Censorship
Case law
Entertainment Software Association v. Foti
Nonviolent video game
Video game censorship
Violence in video games
Law

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