Profanity was censored during MTV broadcasts of the series in the United States.

The first official King County Courthouse was built on First Hill in 1889-1890 ; the steep climb to the courthouse from downtown legal offices caused such frequent and vociferous complaints that Seattle lawyers nicknamed the area " Profanity Hill.

Profanity, also known as swearing, cursing, coarse language, foul speech, strong language, dirty words, ' cussing ', bad words, bad language, adult language, vulgar language, inappropriate language or simply language, is language that is strongly impolite or offensive in many situations.

* Profanity or swear word, a word or expression that is strongly impolite or offensive

Stencil by Banksy on the waterline of Old Profanity Showboat ( Thekla ) | The Thekla, an entertainment boat in central Bristol

In the mid 80s, he often appeared on Vivian and Ki Longfellow-Stanshall's showboat, the Old Profanity Showboat, in Bristol's Floating Harbour.

In his book Monty Python: The Case Against Irreverence, Scurrility, Profanity, Vilification, and Licentious Abuse, Robert Hewison describes the dwarfs as a comment on the Monty Python troupe.

The Profanity Trail ( rated DD ) starts near the top of the Long Trail climb, but instead of going directly to the summit, it ends on the Long Trail on the other side of the summit, the part along the ridgeline.

During this time he also made himself at home aboard Ki Longfellow-Stanshall and Vivian Stanshall's ship moored in the Bristol docks, the Old Profanity Showboat where he appeared on stage as much as allowed.

Profanity, guests ' last names or other unusual language on the program is bleeped out.

Profanity and vulgarisms can easily and clearly be stated, but by those who believe they should not be said, they are considered ineffable.

Profanity can take the form of words, expressions, gestures ( such as flipping the middle finger ), or other social behaviors that are construed or interpreted as insulting, rude, vulgar, obscene, obnoxious, foul, desecrating, or other forms.

) Profanity is a form of this.

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* Profanity is prohibited.

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For a number of years they toured throughout Great Britain performing in small venues: theatres and clubs, most notably the Tunnel Club, King's Head Theatre in London and aboard The Thekla, then known as the " Old Profanity Showboat " in Bristol, England.

Sacred Profanity: Spirituality at the Movies.

Profanity and the use of guns, both firsts for the Sonic series, generated some pre-release controversy.

It occupies much of the area formerly known as Yesler Hill, Yesler's Hill, or Profanity Hill.

The southern part of the hill came to be known as Yesler's Hill, Yesler Hill, or Profanity Hill.

The name " Profanity Hill " could have its origins from the cursing of the attorneys and litigants at having to climb so steep a grade, or because of the slum neighborhood know for its uncouth inhabitants to the south where Yesler Terrace is now situated.

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These would be invested with some secular symbol such as a sword or scepter and the spiritual authority represented by a ring, miter and crosier.

" A shift was, therefore, clearly visible among many Islamic movements in the post war period " from an initial Islamic ideological rejection of Saddam Hussein, the secular persecutor of Islamic movements, and his invasion of Kuwait to a more populist Arab nationalist, anti-imperialist support for Saddam ( or more precisely those issues he represented or championed ) and the condemnation of foreign intervention and occupation.

The inclusion of an Islamist party committed to secular government ( Islamic Renaissance Party ) and several other parties in the Parliamentary elections represented an improvement in the Tajik people's right to choose their government.

He looked upon the consistories as ecclesiastical courts which therefore should be composed of spiritual and secular judges, for to him the official authority of the Church did not lie in a special class of priests, but rather in the whole congregation, to be represented therefore not only by ecclesiastics, but also by laymen.

" Paul Hindemith's distinctive modal language is represented by both his a cappella Mass and his Six Chansons on texts by Rilke, while a more contrapuntally dissonant style comes through in his secular requiem, When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd.

Having grown out of the religiously based mystery plays of the Middle Ages, they represented a shift towards a more secular base for European theatre.

INC represented the first major attempt by opponents of Saddam to join forces, bringing together Kurds, Sunni and Shi ' ite Arabs ( both Islamic fundamentalist and secular ), as well as democrats, monarchists, nationalists and ex-military officers.

Prince-Archbishop Hartwig II prepared a campaign into Dithmarschen, religiously belonging to the Archdiocese of Bremen, represented by its subsidiary chapter at Hamburg Concathedral, but rejecting Bremian secular princely overlordship.

Its modern conception is rooted in European history, particularly in the philosophy of ancient Greece, in the political formation of the Roman Empire, and in the subsequent struggle between secular authority, represented by the Holy Roman Emperor, and ecclesiastical authority, represented by the Pope.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which represented secular understanding of the Judaeo-Christian tradition, could not be implemented by Muslims and did not accord with the system of values recognized by the Islamic Republic of Iran ; this country would therefore not hesitate to violate its provisions.

, one extreme can be observed in the Lakeside Chautauqua, privately owned but affiliated with the United Methodist church, while the opposite extreme is represented by the Colorado Chautauqua, which is entirely nondenominational and mostly secular in its orientation.

Because the community was officially secular, a variety of religions were represented, though not always amicably.

While it represented secular and religious rule of the Montenegrin Prince-Bishops, individual Serb clans used a variation of the stag, with inverted colours-a white cross on a red background.

In practice the hierarchy represented little break with either medieval and classical thought, except to place secular history painting in the same class as religious art, and to distinguish ( not always clearly ) between static iconic religious subjects and narrative figure scenes, giving the latter a higher status.

Sculpture both classical and secular ( the sacrificing Libera ) and modern and religious ( Christ at the Column ) are represented, while on the table are ranged, among the exotic shells ( including some tropical ones and a shark's tooth ): portrait miniatures, gem-stones mounted with pearls in a curious quatrefoil box, a set of sepia chiaroscuro woodcuts or drawings, and a small still-life painting leaning against a flower-piece, coins and medals — presumably Greek and Roman — and Roman terracotta oil-lamps, curious flasks, and a blue-and-white Ming porcelain bowl.

None of the shades or ' nuances of secular liberalism represented a valid option for Christian citizens.

The secular Zionist establishment would not allow the established Haredi community in Palestine to be represented in the Jewish Agency in the 1920s. In response, the Haredim founded an Agudat Israel branch in Jerusalem to represent their interests in Mandate Palestine.

Nations that submit to having secular democracy as the holder of sovereignty over the people within such nations, then the rule of law is in the hands of the people who are usually represented by a group from the community who are deemed to have the capacity for that ( parliament ).

After all, to the fundamentalist leadership of al Qaeda, Saddam represented the worst kind of " apostate " regime-a secular police state well practiced in suppressing internal challenges.

As represented chiefly by the Revolution in France of 1789 and the ascent in society of a secular bourgeoise leadership caste, who were often cosmopolitan, republican and anti-clerical in worldview.

The conflicts between secular and religious authorities are here represented by Jean de Dinteville, a landowner, and Georges de Selve, a bishop.