input: Article: Sporting want £34.1m (40m euros) for the 28-year-old, which the Foxes consider unrealistic.
Slimani, who is keen on a Premier League move, has been at Sporting since 2013 and has scored 31 goals in 46 games for the club.
The striker made four appearances for Algeria at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, scoring twice.

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output: Premier League champions Leicester City are in talks with Sporting Lisbon to sign Algeria forward Islam Slimani.
Article: The work has been carried out to deepen and widen a four-mile (7km) channel to allow the the navy's new 65,000-tonne aircraft carriers to dock.
It also uncovered eight cannon, an aircraft engine and 36 anchors.
A German sea mine and five bombs uncovered caused major disruption to the area while each was made safe.
The devices, found on the seabed, were towed out to sea and detonated by the Royal Navy's Explosive Ordnance Disposal team.
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The human skull, which is thought to date back to the Napoleonic Wars, has been passed to police in Portsmouth.
Capt Iain Greenlees, who is in charge of the dredging project said: "There was a burial ground on one of the islands in the harbour and it was almost certainly washed away from there."
Other items included bottles, plates and ceramics - all of which have been passed to archaeologists at Wessex Archaeology for study.
The dredging, which started in September 2015, was carried out to allow HMS Queen Elizabeth - due to arrive later this year - and its sister ship, Prince of Wales, to be based at Portsmouth Naval Base.
The MoD said specialist dredging vessels have removed 3,200,000 cubic metres of sediment - the equivalent to 1,280 Olympic swimming pools.
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Summarize: More than 20,000 items ranging from a human skull to shoes and sea mines have been discovered during dredging work in Portsmouth Harbour.
Problem: Greater Manchester Police said they were called to an incident in the Gorton area at about 22:00 BST on Friday 26 June.
The arrested boy has since been bailed pending further inquiries.
Det Insp Carol Hobson said: "I want to stress this was not a random stranger attack and there is no reason for any parents to be fearful."
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A: A 12-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to rape an eight-year-old boy in Manchester.
Kearney sustained a hip injury when scoring a try in Ireland's win over Romania but scans have indicated that the ailment is not serious.
Keith Earls is also in line to play against Italy despite suffering a blow to his head in Sunday's 44-10 win.
Italian captain Sergio Parisse is set to play at the Olympic Stadium after recovering from a calf problem.
The inspirational number eight had surgery to drain a haematoma in his calf three weeks ago and missed Italy's opening Pool D defeat by France and the narrow victory over Canada.
However, the Stade Francais star joined up with the Azzurri squad on Tuesday morning to hand a major boost to coach Jacques Brunel.
British and Irish Lions player Kearney underwent a scan on Monday and the Ireland management are confident that his "minor gluteal strain" will not rule him out of the Italy game.
Kearney suffered a heavy blow to the hip in scoring Ireland's fifth try in the comfortable win over the Romanians at Wembley.
Connacht centre Robbie Henshaw will train fully this week and is likely to be restored to the 12 shirt against Italy after hamstring trouble ruled him out of the World Cup's opening fortnight.
Munster's Simon Zebo will rejoin the Ireland squad later on Tuesday after travelling home to Cork to attend the funeral of his grandfather.
Zebo, usually a winger, performed impressively at full-back against the Romanians before Kearney came on as a second-half substitute at Wembley.
Flanker Jordi Murphy suffered a leg injury in Sunday's game but is expected to resume full training before the Italy contest.
Ireland will book a place in the quarter-finals if they win on Sunday.

Sum: Ireland full-back Rob Kearney is expected to be available for Sunday's World Cup game against Italy.
Q: In a speech on Tuesday, Royal College of Physicians president Prof Jane Dacre will warn ministers the issue must be addressed if their policy is to work.
She will highlight research that shows vacant posts are not being filled and gaps in rotas are being seen.
It comes as ministers are locked in a dispute with junior doctors over their plans for improving weekend care.
Last week thousands of medics went on strike over the government's decision to impose a new contract on them, designed to make it cheaper to rota on staff at weekends.
Prof Dacre will raise her own concerns at the RCP's annual conference in Harrogate, saying NHS trusts are struggling to find enough staff to cope with existing demands.
Physicians are doctors who focus on diagnosis and treatment as opposed to surgery. They cover a whole range of areas including stroke and heart disease to the care of the elderly.
Research by the RCP showed last year there were just over 13,000 consultant physicians across the UK - one in four of all consultants.
But four in 10 vacant posts advertised last year went unfilled, while one in five consultants reported gaps in their junior doctor rotas.
Meanwhile, one in 10 consultants say they often have to carry out junior jobs to ensure patients' care is not harmed.
Prof Dacre will tell delegates: "I feel sorry for NHS trusts, I really do. Across the country, they have created a raft of new posts to meet the rising demands for patient care, only to find that there is no-one to fill them.
"If we have neither enough trainees nor consultants to run the service now, how are we going to implement a safe seven-day service?"
She will go on to set out the case for extra funding, pointing out hospitals are racking up deficits and that funding lags behind other countries such as France and Germany.
"It is time to revisit our national contribution to healthcare," she will say.
But a Department of Health spokeswoman pointed out extra money was being invested during this Parliament - Â£8bn more by 2020.
She said this would help "make sure the right staff and support is available to create a safe NHS seven days a week".
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A: There are not enough doctors to run a seven-day NHS in England, according to a leading doctor.
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Article:The hashtag #DataMustFall has been trending nationwide on social media over the past 24 hours.
This is despite South Africa having the most affordable mobile internet in Africa, according to the International Telecommunication Union.
The hashtag is a play on other campaigns such as #RhodesMustFall.
This was a call to topple a statue of colonialist Cecil Rhodes.
It was followed by a campaign against President Jacob Zuma - #ZumaMustFall.
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Around three in 10 people in Africa have access to the internet.
The continent lags behind average global internet penetration, which is just under 50%.
Although South African internet costs are low compared to the rest of Africa, it ranks 66th in global terms.
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Source: Measuring the Information Society Report, ITU (2015)
Radio personality Thabo Molefe, who started the campaign, says that a drop in prices would enable students to access online learning materials:
"Young people should be able to enjoy the benefits of e-learning by downloading textbooks online or catching up on a lecture on YouTube, but they can't do that because everything revolves around data and WiFi," he tweeted.
The parliamentary committee for telecommunications has decided to hold public hearings over the cost of high-speed internet following the outcry.
The online campaign has resonated with many people in South Africa, who took to Twitter to voice their frustration with what they say are overpriced data packages.
Local unions and the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters have rallied behind the calls the reduce internet prices.

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Answer:

A campaign has been launched in South Africa calling for telecom providers to reduce how much they charge for internet services.