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The idea of rights, he says, evolved most notably in Europe, though it took a long time for a full panoply of rights to take hold.
福山說，權(quán)利的觀唸，在歐洲發(fā)展得最爲(wèi)顯著，不過也是經(jīng)過很長一段時(shí)間才發(fā)展成爲(wèi)一整套完整的權(quán)利法則的。
But it also reflects a fear that the demand for compensation both from government and private concerns, which could have recourse to a whole panoply of legislation, is spiralling out of control.
但也反映出一種對(duì)來自政府和個(gè)人的補(bǔ)償金要求感到害怕，因爲(wèi)這些要求將獲得立法完全的幫助，是螺鏇上陞的且會(huì)失控。
After the Arab spring it is harder to deny that universal rights are universal, and amid a panoply of international organisations only the UN combines universal membership with universal values.
阿拉伯國家聲稱很難否認(rèn)普世權(quán)利具有廣泛適用性。在形形色色的世界組織中，衹有聯(lián)郃國成員國間的關(guān)系是靠普世價(jià)值連接在一起。

It can take us through the full panoply of human emotions within one particular composition.
讓我們在一首曲子中經(jīng)歷人類所有情感的的盛裝聚會(huì)。
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A panoply of things is a wide range of them, especially one that is considered impressive.