capitalise on the trend, The fast-fashion retail giant ASOS, keen to ___, launched a fun and affordable wig range in October. (The Guardian – Lifestyle), a trend that permeated, David Brooks codifies in his analysis of the politics of self-sacrifice, ___ many of the most successful political movements in American history. (The New York Times), buck the trend, It is a pattern that gives moderate types hope: when the economy recovers, protests should fade. Yet Britain seems to ___. (The Economist), sweep through, Food trends ___ Barcelona faster than a pickpocket down the Ramblas. (The Guardian – Travel), a dying trend, Are even the French finally coming round to the idea that smoking in movies is ___? Nobody seems to be any longer allured by this. (The Guardian – Films), pervasive trend, Sociologists and other academics see the deaths as extreme signals of a more ___: a generation of workers rejecting the regimented hardships their predecessors endured as the cheap labor army behind China's economic miracle. (The New York Times), irreversible trends, Two ___ are at fault here, neither of which can be altered by even a really effective work. (The New Yorker), fad, There was a ___ for wearing ripped jeans a few years ago., vogue, The short hemline is very much in ___ this spring.

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