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The Scunthorpe Conundrum is where a word (perceived by some to be offensive) appears within the confines of a larger word. Many websites have a function/feature which automatically searches for any combination of letters which make up these perceived-to-be-offensive words and replaces some or all of the letters in it with asterisks or other means of obfuscation.
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