Much will depend on whether regulations prise open their grip.
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In theory, every rich country can prise open the demographic trap.
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It is hard to prise Alice Kennedy, 81, from the floor.
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Suez uses steam-cleaning machines to prise gum from the pavement.
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Cela montre qu'il y a une prise de conscience du sujet défense.
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PSG have been trying to prise the Brazilian star from Catalonia for months.
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"You'd have to prise those assets from their dying hands," says Mr Hulme.
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Well, we're about to prise open the floodgates on your stifled tear ducts.
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Springora faisait l'effet d'une bombe dans une France en pleine prise de conscience.
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In the 1990s the European Union used the single market to prise open stuffy industries.
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La tendance modérée, prise de court, va peut-être essayer de rattraper l'avance du prince.
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If America's intention is to prise Iraq away from Iran, it will have a difficult time.
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Mr Roberts could also seek to prise Hulu or other properties from a Disney-Fox transaction.
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It took a team of forensic scientists four days to prise the body from the ice.
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Much of the money the thieves managed to prise from Bangladesh Bank ended up in the Philippines.
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Several cases involve children trying to prise donations out of charities' hands—or, in some cases, paws.
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Who has Green Day joined hands with in this public service and mission to prise open our eyes?
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Indeed, his team may see the threat of import tariffs as a means to prise open foreign markets.
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He promised to mobilise the "biggest march in Venezuelan history" to prise apart the cracks in the regime.
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The idea that countries should retain full sovereignty over their tax rates has proven impossible to prise away.
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It has also set up a new payments systems regulator to prise open the sector to new entrants.
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Dans une certaine mesure, sa prise de position est similaire aux autres débats sur l'appropriation culturelle au Canada.
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Sa prise de position n'a pas encore été appréciée à sa juste valeur: elle est révolutionnaire — copernicienne, même.
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"There are massive opportunities for UK companies to open up, to prise open the American market," Johnson told reporters.
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Neither scandals nor broken promises nor the defection of allies can prise the Republican candidate from his presidential campaign.
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But the swipes at Cuba will tighten this bond precisely when America should be trying to prise it apart.
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Since then Mr Schulz has been trying to find subjects with which to prise open Mrs Merkel's apolitical armour.
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La décision a été prise de ne pas informer les spectateurs et de laisser le match suivre son cours.
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In Syria, it looks as if there will be an attempt to prise apart the alliance between Russia and Iran.
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Iran still refers to the latter option when trying to prise the holy cities from the grasp of the Saudis.
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But he saved both set points and hung tough in the next game to prise two break points from his opponent.
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Negotiators from the two countries held talks in New Delhi on Wednesday to try to prise open each other's farm markets.
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Surprisingly, the famously reticent writer, who implored friends not to "prise open" his heart ("nasty black stuff would come out"), replied.
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But instead of volleying into an open court to prise a set point off the Swiss, he pushed the forehand well wide.
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I will prise you from the rigor-mortis grip of your anxieties and tell you what time of day to email people.
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Political headache for ANC The political crisis is a headache for the ANC, which has been trying prise Zuma out for months.
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Talent aside, each presents their own problems which would see them fail at Barcelona, should the La Liga heavyweight prise them from England.
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The boys were held, beaten, had fingernails removed, and were tortured for weeks in a bid to prise a confession out of them.
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The announcement came minutes into a joint session of the Zimbabwean Parliament in Harare, convened to prise the 93-year-old from power.
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The rule aims to prise open what critics have called the "black box" of insurance accounting where a plethora of national practices abound.
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Does this mean that the rest of the world—especially the West—should seek to prise Russia from China's embrace, before it is too late?
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The priority is to help prise hikikomori out of their rooms and get them back to work, a solution that may leave psychological issues unaddressed.
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Bolelli resumed play as he had ended the night before: sending down missiles at Nadal from his baseline, seeking to prise open the Spaniard's defenses.
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Not the modern-day actor, really, the character; he's been digitally reinserted, living his battles on a loop, an endless reprise (or is it pre-prise?).
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The rabbit heads take a fair bit of effort to prise apart and eat, and they're messy—you need to wear plastic gloves to tackle them.
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To prise some wisdom from 30-odd years spent behind the bar, we headed down to The Golden Heart to speak with the Queen of Spitalfields herself.
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Notwithstanding two leads who are easier on the eyes than slices of iced cucumber, the movie appears to go out of its way to prise them apart.
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Until now the biggest user of such summonses in tax cases has been America, which, for instance, used the procedure in 2008 to prise open Swiss bank secrecy.
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Fracking involves pumping water and chemicals at high pressure through drill holes to prise open shale rocks holding gas and oil, a process used in the United States.
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It was winter 103, and I'd just managed—after a month without coffee, alcohol or cigarettes (more or less)—to prise my internal sleep clock into two chunks.
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Widely read Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times wrote in a Wednesday editorial that foreign forces were trying to "prise apart" China using religion as an excuse.
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Sumner Redstone (pictured), an ailing 92-year-old mogul, recently kept control of his $203 billion media empire after a humiliating legal battle to prise it from his hands.
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However, according to Le Parisien, as per Calcio Mercato, Madrid is now preparing to make a world record bid for the France international to prise him from Barca's grasp.
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The Social Democrats, who have dominated Swedish politics for the last 100 years, hope to prise the Centre and the Liberal parties out of the Alliance and get their support.
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Known locally as CEPIAD [Centre de prise en charge intégrée des addictions de Dakar], the drop-in clinic is the first in West Africa running a free opioid substitution service.
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Created on a separate track to the nuclear negotiations, they are meant to address U.S. concerns over Iran's regional role and show Washington that Europe could prise compromises from Tehran.
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Republicans, who control Congress and the White House, have long wanted to prise open a portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on the north coast known as the 1002 area.
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Juan Guaidó, recognised by most Western and Latin American democracies as the country's interim president, had promised the "biggest march in Venezuelan history" to prise open the cracks in the regime.
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If there is trouble, NATO and the EU will need to respond immediately to show that Russia cannot prise open the collective-security guarantee that lies at the heart of NATO.
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Did Townes honestly dig up Blaze's grave, prise open the casket ("He was grinnin' "), and extract from the corpse's breast pocket a pawn slip, in order to redeem a borrowed guitar?
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The eastern government, which is not recognised internationally, unsuccessfully attempted to prise the NOC and central bank's powers away from the capital, as part of a wider struggle between rival political factions.
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Then they found the clincher: some stone wedges that would have been inserted into hollows like the one they had discovered, in order to prise cracks open and remove blocks of stone.
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They feel pinned down, because they cannot win elections without Mr Trump's base but, equally, they cannot begin to attempt to prise Mr Trump and his base apart without being branded traitors.
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But it can also create polymers that are difficult to work with: once they bond together, the chains are hard to prise apart and the polymer cannot easily be dissolved or melted.
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He threatened to prise the red jersey from Yates, but could not last the distance, losing energy in the final few kilometers to finish 10th, one minute 50 seconds behind De Marchi.
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Anthem, which may lose CVS as a partner if antitrust authorities prise the two firms apart as a condition of approving a CVS-Aetna deal, may soon be shopping for a new PBM.
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Transition talks As Mugabe arrived at the graduation ceremony Friday morning, Zimbabwe's political limbo was entering its third day and clandestine efforts to prise Mugabe from power appeared to have reached an impasse.
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They have called for radical measures to prise open the sector, such as ending free in credit banking to stop hefty overdraft fees from subsidizing wealthier customers who can stay in the black.
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The Russians pushed hard to prise break points from Mladenovic as she served out the match but the French-Hungarian duo held firm to close out the match in one hour and 20 minutes.
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Bodin also cast doubt over British plans to get firms like Grant Thornton and its rivals such as BDO to prise open the top end of the audit market to increase choice and quality.
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AFTER spending a century trying to prise open the Chinese market in Victorian times, European countries are now seeing the flow reversed, as a tide of Chinese money (if not yet gunboats) goes west.
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Western trade and investment in Myanmar is small, but there were hopes that a series of reforms this year would prise open an economy stunted by international sanctions and decades of mismanagement under military rule.
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That makes it the first duty of any American leader to prise open Chinese markets to American exports and reset the terms of trade so that Chinese goods no longer undercut those made in America.
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Bien qu'elle eut prévenu M. Besson qu'elle ne souhaitait pas avoir de relation sexuelle, il l'a poussée à terre, a relevé sa jupe et l'a prise de force, a-t-elle ajouté à la police.
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And, as our briefing explains, the EU is pioneering a distinct tech doctrine that aims to give individuals control over their own information and the profits from it, and to prise open tech firms to competition.
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New EU proposals could force the most systemically significant firms handling euro-denominated swaps to locate within the 27-member bloc - a move that could prise activity from LCH and fragment euro swaps into onshore/offshore markets.
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The crew initially tried to retrieve the instrument using a small boat, but then resorted to the riskier option of using the Oden's thrusters and reinforced prow to prise it from an ice floe on July 25.
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My fingers were numb and I could barely prise apart the strands, but it was satisfying to see a fully planted rope snake away in the current around me, dozens of sprigs of seaweed all the way along.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - In trying to prise former Polish prime minister Donald Tusk out of one of the European Union's top jobs, the ruling conservatives in Warsaw may have another battle in mind: the 20103 presidential election in Poland.
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Qu'ils agissent ainsi ou non, la prise de position de ces électeurs indique que l'abstention est maintenant une option revendiquée; un troisième choix a été ajouté dans un deuxième tour normalement limité à deux options: le non-vote.
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The future of London's global financial hub will be at the heart of Davis's Brexit negotiation, with rival banking centres already eyeing up ways to prise lucrative parts of the industry out of London, by persuasive or regulatory force.
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The future of London's global financial hub will be at the heart of Davis's Brexit negotiation, with rival banking centers already eyeing up ways to prise lucrative parts of the industry out of London, by persuasive or regulatory force.
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Maybe the biggest switch-up overall is the fidelity; the early GAS records were enjoyable to live inside for awhile because everything was slightly smudged together, and so took a bit of digging around to prise out what was going on.
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He wants to wrest control of the country's mosques from foreign hands, a task he likens to that of Otto von Bismarck, Germany's first chancellor, when he tried to prise the Catholic church from the Vatican's clutches in the 19th century.
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Since then, other Spanish-language radio broadcasters, including GLR Networks and ESPN Deportes, have been interested in the rights but see no way they can prise them away from Futbol de Primera, according to people familiar with the companies' thinking.
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In 19th-century Britain many commentators decried their government's resort to armed force to prise open China's markets, sometimes not so much from a moral standpoint as because they feared that getting tough with China would reinforce its contempt for foreign trade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New European rules on online payments and banking due to go into effect on Saturday mark the start of a "slow burn" revolution that will prise open traditional retail banking and may force lenders to rethink their business models, regulators say.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Gilles Simon will carry the distinction of being the first man to prise a set off Novak Djokovic at this year's Australian Open but the lion-hearted Frenchman was crushed after going down in a five-set classic on Sunday.
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Abe's government believes Japan may be better placed to prise Southeast Asian nations away from Chinese influence than its U.S. allies with a gentler approach that emphasizes a common Asian heritage, two sources with knowledge of the diplomatic strategy told Reuters earlier.
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The Americans had wanted to get rid of "Chapter 19", a way of settling disputes about defensive tariffs, to prise open the Canadian dairy market to American farmers and to increase the "de minimis threshold"—the price below which small items can enter Canada duty-free.
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Fracking involves pumping water and chemicals at high pressure through drill holes to prise open shale rocks holding gas and oil, a process used widely in the United States but which has proved controversial in parts of Europe due to concerns about potential damage to the environment.
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) - The World Bank is pushing to prise open more space for Egypt's private sector with $1 billion in new funding, part of a second phase of support that follows two years of painful economic reforms, the bank's regional vice-president said.
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Je dis juste que, si nous n'avons pas un réveil, une prise de conscience de cette situation et une décision de s'en saisir, le risque est grand, à terme, que géopolitiquement nous disparaissions, ou en tous cas que nous ne soyons plus les maîtres de notre destin.
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China's online finance industry has boomed in recent years, with players ranging from Tencent to e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and start-ups offering peer-to-peer lending, wealth management and online payments in a bid to prise business away from traditional banks and insurers.
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The race to introduce contracts, designed to help farmers, utilities and steel mills protect against big price swings, comes as Beijing aims to be a major hub for exchange-based trading and prepares to prise open long-closed markets in the world's second-largest economy to foreign investors.
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It's because there was a nationalist movement that had gained in strength despite the British that they had managed to prise more and more freedom from the hands of the reluctant colonists … As late as 1940 I have quoted British people saying they expected the rule to last another thousand years.
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There he bluntly informed civil servants of their shortcomings, fired off hectoring e-mails written in capitals, took a bulldozer to Mr Gove's softly-softly Liberal Democrat coalition partners and agitated to prise the state's fingers off schools, inject the exam system with new rigour and boost the teaching of science and maths.
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Such has been the case in India's dealings with China: its generous economic and military aid to Pakistan, India's eternal rival, and its energetic efforts to prise smaller neighbours such as Nepal and Sri Lanka from India's orbit have until recently resulted in little more than head-scratching in the Indian capital, Delhi.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldAdvocacy group launches tour to encourage religious voters to vote against Trump Trump allies to barnstorm Iowa for caucuses Republican group calls for 'President Pence' amid impeachment trial MORE are both seeking to prise the GOP nomination from Trump, but several state Republicans parties have moved to make Trump the only candidate on their ballot.
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A combination of fears of a crackdown in China, worries that its prise rise had been too sudden, and a warning from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon that bitcoin was a "fraud" and was set to "blow up" drove the sell-off, and hundreds of copycat cryptocurrencies that have sprung up and surged in value in recent months tumbled along with it.
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Read more:NFL POWER RANKINGS: Where every team stands heading into Week 10'Special' Carlos Vela is a 'fantastic leader and player' says the teammate of the new MLS MVPDallas Cowboys believe black cat that ran onto field during 'Monday Night Football' was an omen of bad luck for the New York GiantsReal Madrid is reportedly desperate to prise Raheem Sterling, the world's most valuable football player, away from Manchester City
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Read more:Raheem Sterling scored one of the quickest Champions League hat-tricks in history as Manchester City sank Atalanta 5-1A former Manchester City and England star says Raheem Sterling is just as good as Messi and RonaldoRaheem Sterling's $120 million Air Jordan deal would elevate him above Zion Williamson's earnings with the iconic shoe brandReal Madrid is reportedly desperate to prise Raheem Sterling, the world's most valuable football player, away from Manchester City
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Du sommet de la tour du 14ème siècle, désormais rehaussée de trois mètres, l'écrivain en question, Renaud Camus, jouit maintenant d'un panorama bien plus vaste sur les environs: un village de 20153 âmes; les Pyrénées, que l'on distingue à travers la brume estivale, à 160 km au sud; et à perte de vue les douces collines de cette 'France éternelle' qu'il décrit comme étant prise d'assault, selon lui, par des hordes d'immigrés.
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Read more:Cristiano Ronaldo's son has scored almost twice as many goals for Juventus as his father has since they moved to ItalyAn 18-year-old scored 3 goals for Real Madrid, emphasizing why everybody's calling him the next big thing in Brazilian footballLionel Messi failed to register a goal or assist at home in the Champions League for the first time in 7 years, and Slavia Prague players weren't happy with his behaviour after the matchReal Madrid is reportedly desperate to prise Raheem Sterling, the world's most valuable football player, away from Manchester City
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Read more:Dani Alves says a 19-year-old Brazilian is the most talented young soccer player in the world, and his latest wonder goal for Real Madrid proves whyLionel Messi failed to register a goal or assist at home in the Champions League for the first time in 7 years, then left without shaking the opposition's handsReal Madrid is reportedly desperate to prise Raheem Sterling, the world's most valuable football player, away from Manchester CityChristian Pulisic has been far more effective than Eden Hazard was in his debut season at Chelsea FCA 25-year-old Austrian pulled off one of the goals of the season when he ripped an 'unsaveable' half-volley winner into the top corner
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