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The chat two seemingly contradictory hypotheses might reflect cultural and/or regional English dialects. Modern use and status In the modern English-speaking world, the word is chat usually considered chat highly offensive. English-speaking countries often censor it on television and the radio.Non-English-speaking cultures tend to recognize the word's vulgarity within many cultures. However, because the word has less effect, or there are no such censorship rules, they generally do not censor it. For example, American rap songs are frequently played, on European radio, without censoring the word "fuck." In one case, the album 97BT99 by Japanese rock group BUCK-TICK contains an errata sheet which includes correcting a song title from My Facking Valentine to My Fucking Valentine. It is clear that the misspelling was a typo and not censorship since that the song appears twice on the album and is spelled correctly on the package one of the two times it appears.Proof
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