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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini claimed Chelsea played like 'a small team' and likened their approach to Stoke in the 1-1 draw at the Etihad Stadium. Unlike the Potters, who recorded a surprise victory last month, the Stamford Bridge side left with a draw after substitute Frank Lampard scored a late equaliser against his former club to cancel out Andre Schurrle's goal. For the second successive season Chelsea, who had a 100 per cent record prior to kick-off, came looking to frustrate and primarily avoid defeat. Manuel Pellegrini questions Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho during the tense draw the the Etihad

The moment he is a Man City player, he is a

OPTIONS:
- Andre Schurrle player.
- Chelsea player.
- Etihad player.
- Etihad Stadium player.
- Etihad stadium player.
- Frank Lampard player.
- Jose Mourinho player.
- Manchester City player.
- Manuel Pellegrini player.
- Pellegrini player.
- Potters player.
- Stamford Bridge player.
- Stoke player.

Answer: Manchester City player.


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French President Francois Hollande is considering legal action against the French version of Closer magazine after the publication alleged he was having an affair with actress Julie Gayet, French news agency Agence France-Presse reported Friday. A member of the President's entourage said in a statement to AFP that "Hollande deeply condemns the attacks on the right to privacy which he has a right to like every other citizen. He is looking into possible action, including legal action against this publication (Closer)." CNN has reached out to Hollande and Gayet for comment, but there has been no response. But the magazine's director, Stefan Haitaian, did tell CNN that the magazine is in the process of taking the story down from its website at the request of Gayet's lawyer.

The court ordered

OPTIONS:
- AFP to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Agence France-Presse to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- CNN to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Closer to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Closer magazine to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Francois Hollande to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- French to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Gayet to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Hollande to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Julie Gayet to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Stefan Haitaian to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).
- Valerie Trierweiler to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).

Answer: Closer to hand over the original photos to the royal family within 24 hours and to pay them 2,000 euros (about $2,700).


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By Associated Press In the months after American forces invaded Iraq in 2003, Abdulla Mizead would look warily as soldiers carrying heavy weapons patrolled his neighborhood in Najaf. Normally, he would keep his distance. But one afternoon he approached some American troops stopped on a street after seeing them having a tough time communicating with an Iraqi man. The man had been trying to tell the Americans about detainees in a presidential palace who were trapped. The man, an engineer, had built the palace. Translator turned soldier Abdullah Mizead pictured in 2008 when he was working for War News Radio at Swarthmore College

Mizead, who remains an

OPTIONS:
- 1st Battalion citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Abdulla Mizead citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Abdullah Mizead citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- American citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Americans citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Associated Press citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Columbia university citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- English citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Iraq citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Iraqi citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Mizead citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- NPR citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Najaf citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- Swarthmore College citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- US citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.
- War News Radio citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.

Answer:
Iraq citizen, today looks and acts every inch the soldier, and like many soldiers, he doesn't betray much.