Online, a writer has the kind of (2) (a)   powers that no ordinary journalist or author would ever have, ... (EDIT)

and the reader is forced to distinguish between what is (3) (a)   and what is mere opinion. (OBJECT)

And even sites which were once thought to be (4) (a)   now suffer from attacks carried out by... (RELY)

... internet vandals intending to cause deliberate (5) (a)   with statistics. (ACCURATE)

Another (6) (a)   issue is that of writers claiming to have academic backgrounds... (CONTROVERSY)

... or (7) (a)   in an area when they do not. (EXPERT)

Online encyclopaedia Wikipedia once admitted that one of their editors, a professor of religious studies who other editors believed to be entirely (8) (a)   was actually a 24-year-old student called Ryan Jordan. (TRUST)

Recently, I had to write (1) (a)   article on...

... article on what has been called (2) (a)   world's first 'human ecological prison', ...

... located on (3) (a)   small island of Bastoy.

Most of (4) (a)   115 prisoners there ...

... have (5) (a)   beautiful views ...

of (6) (a)   ocean from their red-painted wooden houses.

They are provided with their own keys, and each person (7) (a)   given a job in which they learn variety of different skills.

The prisoners seem happy there. The vast majority (8) (a)   already served in a high-security jail before coming to Bastoy, and shown a desire to change.

The experiment appears to have been (9) (a)   huge success, showing a much lower reoffending rate than most open prisons.

There has been a lot of criticism of Bastoy, which some people (10) (a)   described as a 'holiday camp'.

But although they enjoy being there, very (11) (a)   of the prisoners would want to stay.

All of them say that (12) (a)   freedom is what matters most of them.