Read the text below and fill the missing space with ONE word only (from 76- 85) The relationship between the modern consumer and his or her rubbish is a complex one. Getting rid of rubbish has come to mean a great deal more than simply consigning breakfast leftovers (76)______ a plastic bag. With the (77)______ of recycling, rubbish has now invaded many people’s personal lives to an unprecedented degree. There was a time, in living (78)______, when rubbish collection was a simple matter – but today’s household rubbish, (79)_____ being discarded, has to be filed and sorted into colour-coded containers according to its recycling (80)______What is more, we are (81)_____ out in a rash of irritation by the suggestion that, if rubbish collections(82)___________ ________to become more infrequent, people would then make the effort to cut down on shopping and recycle more. We might be excused for wondering how this would be (83)________. Can people realistically buy fewer eggs or tubes of toothpaste than their lives require? Recycling is (84)________ to be good for us. But for some, it’s just a (85)________ of rubbish.