> With guesses or context you can fill those in with high probability. In an extreme case, the redaction might be a name of let's say a member of Congress Some

> With guesses or context you can fill those in with high probability. In an extreme case, the redaction might be a name of let's say a member of Congress Something like this actually happened somewhere in the report. A name was at the end of a line, causing a part of it to break unto the next line. The few, black characters present on the second line lead readers to theorise that the name ends with “jr”.