In Dennis v.United States,commentators have noted that the Supreme Court appeared to substitute a clear and __________ danger doctrine for the clear and present danger doctrine.

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In Dennis v. United States, the Supreme Court appeared to adopt a more lenient standard for restricting speech, moving away from the stringent "clear and present danger" test to a "clear and probable danger" doctrine, indicating that the government could act against speech that posed a probable, not just an immediate, threat to national security.

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