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Despite the promise of digital downloads for the masses, the technical challenges could continue to confine the audience mainly to college students.

Despite the promise of digital downloads for the masses, the technical challenges could continue to confine the audience mainly to that breed of technology-minded, time-wealthy human known as the college student.

In a second argument today, the court revisited the question of the circumstances under which a state can continue to confine violent sexual predators after the conclusion of their criminal sentences.

One group, the Coalition of Institutionalized Aged and Disabled, which learned of the nursing home units only late last year, said that if residents were well enough to be discharged from psychiatric wards, it was blatantly illegal to continue to confine them in facilities that have little psychiatric expertise.

But if the imagery of the court continues to confine the conversation about race, it really will be a crime.

So far, however, the group is not known to have attacked American targets, and "continues to confine its attacks to Israelis inside Israel and the territories," the report said.

But we will not hear them so long as the Democratic Party continues to confine itself to reacting to Republican initiatives and thus continues to shy away from leadership on the security of our nation.

This continues to confine evaluation narrowly to the intervention that is the direct focus of the evaluation, rather than considering the systemic effects and unintended consequences of interventions.

Hardcore supporters continue to hold small protests that are often confined to one or two Cairo neighbourhoods.

The cases, mostly involving children, continue to be confined to northern Uíge Province.

Furthermore, it offers hope for the thousands of refugees from the Sahara who continue to be confined to bleak desert camps in southern Algeria by the Polisario Front -- some for more than three decades -- and denied the freedom to return to their families in Morocco.