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Although the First Amendment protects most forms of free speech, it does not protect speech that creates dangerous situations or compromises national security.

Although the First Amendment protects most forms of free speech, it does not protect speech that creates dangerous situations or compromises national security.
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Although the First Amendment protects most forms of free speech, it does not protect speech that creates

dangerous situations or compromises national security.

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true

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True

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