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This led to a moral panic concerning video nasties as coined by tabloid newspapers.
en.wikipedia.org Media reports about synthetic drugs are a good example of moral panic.
theconversation.com The original phenomenon unleashed moral panic but the contemporary raggare subculture tends to be met with amusement or mild disapproval by mainstream society.
en.wikipedia.org For this reason, skeptics say that the concept should be analysed in terms of mass psychology and might qualify as a moral panic phenomenon.
en.wikipedia.org The case caused a moral panic about harmful manga, and sparked a crackdown by local authorities on retailers and publishers, including the larger companies, and the arrests of dojinshi creators.
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