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[Latin, Let it be printed.] A license or allowance, granted by the constituted authorities, giving permission to print and publish a book. This allowance was formerly necessary in England before any book could lawfully be printed, and in some other countries is still required. See also: charter, leave, license, permission IMPRIMATUR. A license or allowance to one to print.
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| Add to this a sense that specifically religious directives on the topics will get governmental imprimaturs as well, and I think you have a recipe for unwarranted and unconstitutional intrusion. They then assign it either the coveted "thumbs up," one of film criticism's most trusted imprimaturs, or the dreaded "thumbs down. |
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