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Mr. Stephen tabled an amendment to existing bail laws to （） which allowed defendants released on bail to commit further offences.

He had a clear picture of a sad and lonely man, deeply concerned about his health which seemed to promise only a fairly rapid decline into （）.

While it may be debatable whether Suez marked the end of Britain’s imperial era, it undoubtedly blew away the （） of coequality in the Anglo-American partnership.

Negotiators from around the globe on Sunday morning reached a climate change agreement that would commit every nation to reducing its rate of greenhouse gas emissions—yet would still （）what is needed to stave off the dangerous and costly early impacts of global warming.

Ernie Banks, the greatest power-hitting shortstop of the 20th century and an unconquerable optimist （） never dimmed in 19 seasons with the perennially stumbling Chicago Cubs, died Friday.

Mr. McDonnell, a Republican who was once considered a possible （）for the White House, initially faced the prospect of up to 20 years in prison, but The A.P. reported that Judge Spencer lowered that range to six-and-a-half to eight years during the hearing.

Masked gunmen （）in the offices of a French satirical newspaper on Wednesday, the police said, with initial reports saying that as many as 11 people had been killed and 10 wounded.

The decision to call it quits by Mr. Grimm, of Staten Island ― perhaps best known for threatening to break a reporter in half and （） a Capitol Hill balcony — came after a conversation on Monday with the House speaker, John A. Boehner, which a source close to the speaker confirmed.

（）an increase in anti-Semitic rhetoric and religious discrimination in Latin America, the Pan American Development Foundation and the U.S. Department of State launched a “Believe in Tolerance” project in spring 2014.

Many people who are otherwise committed to low-carbon life-styles will （） from participating in an action that might involve significant levels of police harassment or even violence.

Non-violent direct action rubs （）of popular opinion in order to get itself noticed amid a sea of self-interest, apathy and day-to-day distractions.

The reality is that only by preventing man-made debris from getting into the ocean in the first place （）a measureable reduction （）accomplished.

History before the emergence of writing around 3,000 B.C. receives brief treatment, （） it constitutes 99.9% of the five-million-year history of the human species.

I remembered that the real world was wide, and that a varied field of hopes and fears, of （）, awaited those who had the courage to go forth into its expanse, to seek real knowledge of life amidst its perils.

The challenges these super-tall buildings face are plentiful, requiring enormous financial resources, sophisticated engineering skills, a （） will amongst all parties involved to make it happen and finally people willing to work, live, use and pay for them on a daily basis.

A painstaking process of reinventing led to new core courses designed to help students develop global awareness and strengthen their analytical and reasoning abilities, critical reading skills, and writing （）.

To begin to （） the pollution causing climate change, cities around the world need to be made more efficient, adopting measures ranging from reducing the energy costs of sanitation to constructing buildings that waste less energy.

Two （） bipartisan bills aimed at reducing the “trust deficit” created by the Snowden revelations and placing limits on the bulk collection of American citizens’ metadata were introduced to Congress this week.

As those of the post-1980 generation become the main breadwinners in China, China is facing the challenge of a rapidly aging population.How will we be able to support our old people? Who should be responsible for our old people?Give reasons for your answer.

The freedom of art is more than an ideal. If, despite the small chance of success, the profession of artist is so popular, it is because it offers the prospect of a labor that is apparently free of narrow specialization, allowing artists, like heroes in the movies, to endow work and life with their own meanings. Equally for the viewers of art, there is a corresponding freedom in appreciating the purposeless play of ideas and forms, not in slavishly attempting to divine artists' intentions, but in allowing the work to elicit thoughts and sensations that connect with their own experiences. The wealthy buy themselves participation in this free zone through ownership and patronage, and they are buying something genuinely valuable; the state ensures that a wider public has at least the opportunity to breathe for a while the scent of freedom that works of art emit.Yet there are reasons to wonder whether free trade and free art are as antithetical as they seem. Firstly, the economy of art closely reflects the economy of finance capital. In a recent analysis of the meaning of cultural dominance, Donald Sassoon explored patterns of import and export of novels, opera, and films in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Culturally dominant states have abundant local production that meets the demands of their home markets, importing little and successfully exporting much. In the nineteenth century, France and Britain were the dominant literary powers. The US is now by far the most dominant cultural state, exporting its products globally while importing very little. As Sassoon points out, this does not mean that everyone consumes American culture, just that most of the culture that circulates across national boundaries is American.Sassoon rules fine art out of his account on the sensible grounds that it has no mass market. It is hard to read trade figures for signs of cultural dominance in a system that is thoroughly cosmopolitan, so that you have a German collector buying through a British dealer the work of a Chinese artist resident in the US. We can, however, get an idea of the volume of trade in each nation, and, given the high proportion of international trade in the art market, this does give an indication of global hegemony. Here there are striking parallels with the distribution of financial power. It is hardly surprising that the US is dominant, accounting for a little less than a half of all global art sales; Europe accounts for much of the rest, with the UK taking as its share around a half of that.

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