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| This urethane based technology ushers in a new generation of steel trip edges that do not require springs or hinges, which are very susceptible to malfunction. WB brass--who posted the uncut version online--cited worries about the Federal Communications Commission's reaction in light of the agency's fining of stations for Janet Jackson's 2004 "wardrobe malfunction. Though those watching the Superbowl only got a split-second glimpse of her breast before the camera zoomed out, the malfunction erupted into a firestorm of controversy and made international headlines. |
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