Expressing the sense of the Congress that the music and music videotape industries should develop and use a uniform warning and disclosure system regarding violence and obscenity for the guidance of potential purchasers and parents.

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Declares that it is the sense of the Congress that: (1) the music and videotape industries should develop a uniform labeling system providing warning of lyrical content; (2) at a minimum, a warning should be displayed on the covers of such products; (3) full disclosure may be provided in various ways; and (4) if the industries fail to implement a labeling system within 18 months of adoption of this Resolution, further measures shall be considered.

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