Catholic Legion of Decency

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Definition

CLOD

Continuous Level-of-Detail (computer graphics)

CLOD

Coralline Lethal Orange Disease

CLOD

Catholic Legion of Decency

CLOD

Concentration Limit of Detection

CLOD

Copy Left On Disk

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The three decisive factors shaping the final version of the film--the creative decision to make Atticus Finch the main character, the objection of the Catholic Legion of Decency to the film's originally planned ending, and the softening of the book's indictment of institutionalized racism--are then examined and the volume concludes with a review of the critical reception of both the novel and the film, as well as a brief discussion of Christopher Sergei's 1988 play version. Harper Lee's To kill a mockingbird; the relationship between text and ... by Reference & Research Book News head honcho Jack Warner pulled the film from theaters a few weeks into its release, buckling under the one-two punch of Spellman and the Catholic Legion of Decency, which had condemned the film. Williams and Kazan\'d5s Baby: Why the Church Went Nuts by Charles Taylor / The New York Observer Alas, no ``Tarzan and His Mate,'' which featured a considerable nude scene and a suggestion of underwater sex that got the Catholic Legion of Decency absolutely apoplectic. TCM CELEBRATES EARLY ERA WHEN IT WAS GOOD TO BE BAD by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)	CATE CATEA CATEC CATECS CATED CATEEM CATEF CATEI CATEMA CATEN CATEP CATER CATES CATESOL CATEU CATEWE CATEX CATF CATF SURG CATFAE CATG CATGO CATH CATHALAC CATHODE Catholic Legion of Decency CATHS CATHT CATHUD CATI CATIA CATIAC CATIC CATID CATIE CATIES CATIGE CATIK CATIMAG CATIN CATIP CATIPO CATIS CATJ CATK CATKR CATL CATLA CATLAS CATLG CATLINE	Catholic Index Catholic Index Catholic Information Center Catholic Information Center on Internet, Inc. Catholic Information Network Catholic Information Service Catholic Initiative for Enlightened Movie Appreciation Catholic Inner-City Schools Education Fund Catholic Inquisition Catholic Inquisition Catholic Inquisition Catholic Institute for Development Justice and Peace Catholic Institute for International Relations Catholic Institute for Lasallian Social Action Catholic Institute of West Africa Catholic International Cooperation for Development and Solidarity Catholic International Education Office Catholic International Union for Social Service Catholic Italian Welfare Association Catholic Junior College Catholic Justice and Peace Commission Catholic Justice Educators Network Catholic League Catholic League 1576 Catholic League 1609 Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. Catholic Legion of Decency Catholic Life and You Catholic marriage Catholic Mass Media Awards Catholic Media Office Catholic Medical Association Catholic Medical Center Catholic Medical College Catholic Medical Mission Board Catholic Memorial Catholic Memorial High School Catholic Memorial Home Catholic Migrant Farmworker Network Catholic ministry Catholic ministry Catholic missionaries Catholic missionaries Catholic Monarchs Catholic Near East Welfare Association Catholic Network for Retreats and Spirituality Catholic Network for Women's Equality Catholic Network of Volunteer Service Catholic New York Catholic Newman Student Association Catholic News Service Catholic Nurses' Guild of India Catholic Office for Emergency Relief and Refugees

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The three decisive factors shaping the final version of the film--the creative decision to make Atticus Finch the main character, the objection of the Catholic Legion of Decency to the film's originally planned ending, and the softening of the book's indictment of institutionalized racism--are then examined and the volume concludes with a review of the critical reception of both the novel and the film, as well as a brief discussion of Christopher Sergei's 1988 play version.

Harper Lee's To kill a mockingbird; the relationship between text and ... by Reference & Research Book News

head honcho Jack Warner pulled the film from theaters a few weeks into its release, buckling under the one-two punch of Spellman and the Catholic Legion of Decency, which had condemned the film.

Williams and Kazan\'d5s Baby: Why the Church Went Nuts by Charles Taylor / The New York Observer

Alas, no ``Tarzan and His Mate,'' which featured a considerable nude scene and a suggestion of underwater sex that got the Catholic Legion of Decency absolutely apoplectic.

TCM CELEBRATES EARLY ERA WHEN IT WAS GOOD TO BE BAD by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)