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Library Controversy
Since 1982, the American Library Association has sponsored Banned Books Week as a tribute to free speech and open libraries
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Too Controversial for Bookshelves?
To mark the American Library Association's annual Banned Books Week, TIME presents 10 of the most widely banned, burned, scorned and salvaged titles in history
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