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Google responds to claims it 'censored' autocomplete searches about Donald Trump .
Elon Musk tweeted that the search giant had imposed a 'search ban' on the former president.
The search giant explained the bugs in its autocompletion feature caused the issues.
Google added that the strange suggestions for “president donald” were due to a “bug that spanned the political spectrum”.
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