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He added: "I think that if there are too many investigations and too many cases coming to court then that can have a chilling effect for free speech.

Driven by the digital content revolution, powered by eBooks and apps and so on, many students are studying when and where they choose and, in many cases, coming into the classroom already pre-wired with content.

But the country's 317,000 Japanese-Brazilians — whose children are growing up in Japan and, in many cases, coming of age here — effectively make up Japan's largest immigrant population.

Austrian diplomatic sources have accused the UK of supporting the scheme designed to deter too many cases coming before the court but British sources have insisted the proposal was made by another country and emerged during negotiations.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, who has been campaigning to scrap the charge, says the charity's  monitoring of it has highlighted the triviality of many cases coming to court.

The 30% cuts in many cases come on top of a 40% cut in fees since 1997.

The crimes themselves, in many cases, came straight out of an Ealing Studios comedy.

Many cases come to light decades after the fact, when the victims are adults, often in middle age.

The only electricity presently available in many cases comes from small, expensive generators at a cost of 50 cents per kilowatt.

The gains of the Green Revolution, after all-and for that matter the gains of 10,000 years of agriculture-have in many cases come from mating unrelated species of plants to create something new and better.

"The personal experiences of the public with their own health plans are not nearly as bad as their beliefs about health insurance and managed care, which in many cases come from what they see on TV, in movies, or in magazines and newspapers," Harris concluded in its report.