censorship - the act of controlling what people can see, hear, or read, often to prevent censorship, conquest - the taking over of a place through military forcethe act of controlling what people can see, hear, or read, often to prevent , defiant - boldly resisting, flustered - nervous; confused, iconic - very famous and well-known, often representing a particular idea or culture, idiosyncrasy - a behavior, sometimes unusual, that is particular to a person, incriminate - to cause a person to appear guilty of a crime, insomnia - inability to fall asleep or stay asleep, metamorphosis - change of form, mob mentality - the tendency for people in a large group to act in a way that they would not, paranoia - irrational distrust of others, revelation - a surprising fact that is revealed, scapegoat - person or group named for the mistakes and crimes of others, sluggishly - acting in a way that is lacking energy, suspicion - the act of suspecting someone or something; believing someone has done, brittle - liable to break easily, tentatively - hesitantly; without confidence, tenement - an old, run-down apartment, intently - with great effort or concentration, ominous - the feeling that something bad is about to happen,

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