By Clara Denina, Kirstin Ridley and Sarah N. Lynch LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Glencore Plc said on Tuesday it anticipates paying up to $1.5 billion to settle accusations of bribery and market manipulation, as authorities in the United States, Britain and Brazil announced that three of the company’s subsidiaries were pleading guilty to crimes. The miner and commodity trading giant agreed to pay more than $1 billion in the United States and Brazil, with Glencore representatives also appearing in courts in the United States and Britain on Tuesday. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said a $1…