A substantial minority believe that if its EU neighbours refuse, Britain should leave and seek access to continental markets under world trade rules.
I have no doubt that 1956 was a banner year for English innovators, but New York theater waged its aesthetic revolution in slower fashion and without sturdy, subsidised institutions or ready access to continental influences.
I was pleasantly surprised by the décor, the harbor view from my window — with an even better view from the roof deck — and all the free amenities, like Internet access, a continental breakfast and even bottled water, iced tea and a bag of microwavable popcorn in the room (brilliant idea!).
The 54 rooms are functional, and wireless Internet access and continental breakfast are included in your room rate.
Amenities include alarm clocks, color television sets, Internet access and free continental breakfast in the lobby.
Yamato's interest in Korea was apparently a desire for access to improved continental technology and resources, especially iron, which was especially plentiful near the lower reaches of the Naktong River in the south.
These, it says, include access to the continental European cash equities market, a window on the fixed-income market, and the chance to "bring Liffe [a derivatives exchange owned by Euronext] back to London".Meanwhile, there are tantalising rumours of a suitor from across the Atlantic.
Because of less public angling access in Great Britain and continental Europe, there are fewer anglers, but large numbers of people there do fish.
In a major change of policy, the president announced that he wanted to end a federal ban on offshore drilling and open up drillers' access to the outer continental shelf.
In pushing offshore drilling, Mr. Obama was hoping to placate the oil industry and its supporters in Congress, who were demanding increased access to the outer continental shelf in exchange for their possible support for broader climate change and energy legislation that Mr. Obama wants.
