Sentences: 1. Creating the impression that Millie Dowler was still alive was simply the most grotesque of a series of activities that put sales way ahead of truth .
2. Such content has nothing to do with bold investigative journalism and everything to do with muck-racking for salacious stories and - when that doesnt work - simply fabricating them .
3. As competition over dwindling advertising revenue becomes increasingly bitter , papers become ever more desperate for the next hit story normally represented by celebrity gossip or a minor scandal .
4. The media increasingly resembles one of the drug addicts it is usually so keen to condemn .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
The British tabloid press isn’t so much free as in freefall. Tabloid journalism in the UK has always been reckless and arrogant in pursuit of the trivial, but as advertising revenue dwindles that trend looks set to get worse

Sentences: 1. 1:28 , The Book of Genesis , The Bible .
2. The Church is , therefore , justified in any action where the alternative is going against what they believe to be the wishes of God , even if it is harmful to the people of the Church .
3. It is important to remember that the Catholic Church 's primary obligation is not to its people but to God .
4. In light of this , anything that limits procreation , be it the use of contraception or even condoning the use of contraception , is against God .
5. Catholics consider the first commandment given to them by God to be to ` multiply ' .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
The Catholic Church believes that any limitation of procreation is against God.

Sentences: 1. Similarly the problems in Mexico represent the success of the US in cutting of the routes through the Caribbean used previously by drugs traffickers .
2. Effectively gangs created in the US thrived in central America where they were able to overwhelm the local government and spread north to Mexico and back into the USA helping create the network of gangs and drugs traffickers that plague Mexico today .
3. This moved the problem from the USAs cities to cities in Central America creating new gangs that were already bound by ties created in the US .
4. A change in US immigration law in 1996 meant that non-citizens and foreign born citizens sentenced to more than a year in jail are deported .
5. The successes of the war on drugs in Columbia has reduced the size of the drugs groups in Columbia reducing their ability to control the whole route to the USA making room for the Mexicans to take the role of middleman through Central America .
6. Both smuggling routes led through Mexico .
7. Colombian criminals as a result simply switched routes and began smuggling cocaine and heroin through the Central American isthmus and Pacific routes .
What claim can be made from these sentences?

U.S. policies have helped create the cartels