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The FCC Parents website is a source made available for parents who are looking to monitor what their children are hearing and seeing. This website offers information for parents and ways that they can further monitor the media their child takes in when watching television, using the internet, or even using the phone... Showed first 250 characters
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The FCC Parents website is a source made available for parents who are looking to monitor what their children are hearing and seeing. This website offers information for parents and ways that they can further monitor the media their child takes in when watching television, using the internet, or even using the phone... Showed next 250 characters
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