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-    %h3 The Course: Introduction to Political Technology
-  %p The course is made up of three pillars: core modules, advanced modules, and the tutor system.
+    %h3 The Course
+  %p
+    The Course
+    %strong Introduction to Political Technology
+    is made up of three pillars: core modules, advanced modules, and the tutor system.
 
   %h4 Core Modules
   %p Three core modules anchor the course. They are:
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-    %h3 Residency at Newspeak House & Non-Resident Participation in the Course
-  %p From 2015 to 2023 the programme in political technology was fully residential, and course participants lived on campus at Newspeak House. In 2023 we began to offer non-resident places in the cohort. This tradition is being expanded in 2024-25, and we are pleased to offer six resident and six non-resident places in this year’s cohort.
+    %h3 Residential & Non-Residential Places
+  %p From 2015 to 2023 the programme in political technology was fully residential, and course participants lived on campus at Newspeak House. In 2023 we began to offer non-resident places in the cohort.
+  %p
+    %strong This tradition is being expanded in 2024-25, and we are pleased to offer six resident and six non-resident places in this year’s cohort.
   %p Residential and non-residential participation offer various benefits. A principal benefit of residency is the opportunity to engage with the collegiate environment in an immersive, ongoing manner and participate in activities organised on campus. Non-residential participation may be more appropriate for participants with logistical constraints (e.g. care responsibilities) which prevent them from being resident.
   %p
     Because of the importance to the course of