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DICAR

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DICARDanish International Center for Analytical Reporting
DICARDansk Institut for Computer Assisted Reporting (Danish Institute)
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Despite the conventionality of these complaints, however, the poem not only provoked a scathing response from Thomas Camell (To Dauid Dicars when); it also incurred the displeasure of the Privy Council, a reminder of the fluid and reactive nature of censorship in the unpredictable political climate of sixteenth-century England, where 'matter deemed uncontroversial in one month might be intolerably offensive in the next'.
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