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A broadcast regulator tells licensed stations that airing a specified political report will trigger suspension of their licenses. The communication is backed by the regulator's enforcement authority and chills the planned broadcast, but it is styled a press statement rather than a formal order. No adequate constitutional justification is shown. Under Chavez, which assessment is best?

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A threat is constitutionally relevant only after suspension is actually imposed The title press statement categorically precludes prior restraint The coercive government threat may constitute prior restraint despite its informal form The report must be submitted to the regulator merely because it is political

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