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It makes sense that he first learned about cinema, not from movies – which were restricted in China in the 1970s and 1980s – but from books.

And unlike the libraries of old, which were restricted to the elite, this library would be truly democratic, offering every book to every person.

And in Ohio, thousands of people swamped county election board offices on Monday to take advantage of the campaign's final early-voting hours, which were restricted this year by the Republican-controlled state legislature and Republican governor, John Kasich.

Unlike the debutante balls, which were restricted to the upper classes, the prom was for all high school graduates -- who were themselves an elite group at the start of the 20th century.

Unlike the Vedas, which were restricted to initiated men of the three higher orders, the Puranas were available to everybody, including women and members of the lowest order of society (Shudras).

Model macromolecules were constructed of identical segments, the positions of which were restricted to nodes of a simple cubic lattice.

This would shrink the species' range, which is restricted to water with low salinity.

Without exit polls, which are restricted during the voting, the claim was unverifiable.

But the centerpiece of call is its Web site, which is restricted to military personnel, Defense Department civilians, and coalition allies.

Most Cubans are not allowed to carry firearms, which are restricted to the police and the military.

But it's not unusual in China for people to bribe doctors for ultrasound information, which is restricted by law.