I think the trend lines that we've seen in Tibet have been shown in other regions of China as well. You mentioned some of the history there.
Even in more recent history—I could say since 2008—there has been a violent crackdown on protests, followed over the last decade by much harsher mechanisms of control and surveillance in Tibet. Some of the patterns of those mechanisms of control we're now seeing reproduced in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, for example. It really comes out to less and less space for opposition to the Communist Party.