This became even more successful, with crowds coming from all around to see how the actors had overcome such rigid censorship.

But other issues - overcrowded cells, bad food, poor medical care and rigid censorship - were deemed legitimate even by state correction officials.

The end of Korea's military dictatorship in the late 1980's meant the end of rigid censorship, and the country's film industry, once tightly controlled, began to attract a much wider audience.

There has been little word about this in the news media because of a certain political confusion surrounding the invasions, plus a rigid censorship by the planets under consideration.

These movies were made before the Hays Code imposed rigid censorship, after which the topic receded for some time.

Under generations of authoritarian rule and rigid censorship, South Koreans had little access to alternative views.

They were probably the first words he had spoken without rigid censorship since he first put his plan into operation.

The First World War was characterized by rigid censorship.

Lightning Rod for Conservatives The backlash against the press has been building over the past two years as publications have broken free from the rigid censorship of previous years.

Attica, like other prisons, was seething because of overcrowding, bad food and medical care, rigid censorship and meager visiting rights.