Choose the word (rule, regulation, law) to fill in the gaps. Mind the difference between the meanings of these words. NB.
RULE – an instruction that says what people are allowed to do or not allowed to. Rule is not so official as regulation. They may be written down, may be not.
REGULATION – an official rule made by a government (or organization), which is part of a set of rules. Regulations are usually adopted by officials or authorities and written down. They are to control conduct of people or quality of things.
LAW – an official rule that all the citizens of a country must obey; also, a code of behaviour or ethics. Laws are written down and enforced among all members of a state.
1. Many doctors backed plans for a ___ banning all tobacco advertising. 2. New safety ___ have been brought in.
3. There are exceptions to every ___.
4. Newton’s ___ of motion are three physical laws that, together, laid
the foundation for classical mechanics.
5. Grammatical ___ prescribe how words may be used together.
6. Everyone is equal under the ___.

Recently, British Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking in the House of Commons, said that Russia's relations with the rest of the world may change dramatically. Attitude to our country really is undergoing major changes, and this is not only happening on the highest political level. Observed changes taking place in the mass consciousness of citizens of other countries, changes in public opinion of the role and place of Russia in the world, the image of the country and its leaders.Sometimes in the news, citing data from international surveys, there are reports that in Russia in the world of steel much worse attitude, which, according to the population of different countries, the international influence of our country and its declining credibility falls and tensions get bigger.American sociological service stating a fact that the attitude to Russia in 2014 and the situation has worsened takes "dramatic" character. The most significant changes are observed in the direction of "rusofoby' in the US and Europe.

In Russia, the United States are quite critical (52% of Russians give negative ratings impact of this state of the world), and in this issue we have associates - negatively America perceived in Germany (57%), China (59%) and Pakistan (61% ), Spain and Brazil attitude towards the United States also gets worse. According to the study, the worst of all Russian citizens perceive the European states, Israel and North Ameriki.Tolko in seven countries, the population's attitude toward Russia proved mostly positive - China, India, Ghana, Turkey Chile, Peru and Mexico. South American States participated in the survey, although it spoke in favor of Russia, but a significant portion of their citizens (about a third) found it difficult to designate a clear position. Another great difficulty in assessing the role of Russia in the global space faced the Japanese - 60% of the Japanese were not able to answer the question before them.

Unambiguous deterioration in the image of Russia in the majority of international organizations could significantly affect the economy of our country, as those taken in the UN, G7 and G20 decisions are unlikely to respond to Russia's interests. Most countries have a negative attitude towards us, we are afraid of and consider our role in the world negative. Accordingly, the loyalty we should not wait for any economically or politically.The hope is that the numerical superiority of the world's population, positively related to Russia, will provide an opportunity to form a pole of opposition to Western ideology and the formation of the Russian Federation around the circle of associates. But this can happen only if Russia will overcome the inherent difficulties in the economic and the political spheres, abandon alien ideology and remember their own national interests.

Michail Lomonosov was born in 1711 in Archangelsk province. His father was a fisher and young Michail liked to help him. He always strove for knowledge and liked reading books. As he was 19 years old, he decided to study in Moscow. He went there on foot. In Moscow he entered the Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy. After his graduation from academy he was sent abroad to complete his knowledge in chemistry and mining. 
Lomonosov was the founder of the first Russian university. Lomonosov died in 1765. But he is still known as the father of the Russian science, an outstanding poet, the founder of Russian literature.