I think "confiscate" implies taking property against the owner's will. It refers to an authorized seizure where an authority takes possession of an item, typically without the owner's consent or compensation, often as a penalty or to serve a legal purpose. Thus I hesitated and chose D (but I think my main mistake was not noticing the NC and SC, and contraposing properly to reach B. Anywho, that's unrelated to why I thought D satisfied the domain.)

Honestly it took me so long bc the stim threw at you some useless info as distraction (i.e., the "sharing the same lawyer" part).

@petvma that's okay! i saw you legit just joined in May. Give yourself some time! you've legit just started lol. Every mistake is a learning opportunity. the goal is to learn, not to be perfect right away. you're on the right track and you've got this!

@GDatria715 woot woot!!! congratssss!!! you've got this! <3

I think the language in E is unfairly confusing. I understood "If a new concert hall were built" in (E) to mean that it'd be built elsewhere, making (E) more correct. This is the meaning in (D) using the same language.