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The Supreme Court’s ruling in Brandenburg v. Ohio is significant because it ______.
◦ created a new standard for regulating political speech
◦ solved the question of what to do when violent speech is linked with violent action
◦ created the clear and present danger test
◦ declared certain kinds of symbolic speech to be unconstitutional
◦ created a new test to determine whether something was pornographic
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