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In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .
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Manchester City have not been put off by Raheem Sterling's turbulent summer and will make a third offer for the unsettled Liverpool forward. The news comes as former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard slammed his former team-mate for his handling of the transfer saga. City believe the rift between Sterling and Brendan Rodgers will enable them to land the youngster for much less than the £50million asking price. They are determined to land Sterling this summer and will make an improved bid on their previous £40m offer. Sterling, who has made no secret of his desire to leave, has called in sick for two successive days and Gerrard told Sky Sports: 'I’m not happy with all that carry-on and I don’t think there’s any need for it. They all need to be men about the situation.Manchester City will make an improved bid on their £40million offerCity have already had bids of £35m and £40m rejected by LiverpoolRaheem Sterling has called in sick for Liverpool training the past two daysFormer captain Steven Gerrard 'not happy' with Sterling's behaviourGerrard calls on former team-mate to 'be a man about the situation'
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_'s agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.


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(CNN) Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made headlines last year when he proposed building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico. The proposal was met with widespread skepticism, especially his insistence that Mexico would also pay for the construction of such a wall. Undeterred, Trump this week explained how he would make this happen, outlining in a policy memo posted to his website a plan to cut off money transfers by immigrants in the United States to their families in Mexico. There are lots of reasons this is a bad idea. For a start, it's wildly impractical to implement without undermining other commerce. It is also mean-spirited toward families in Mexico who depend on remittances. And it would probably also start a trade war.Justin Sandefur: Donald Trump's proposal on money transfers to Mexico is misguidedRemittances aren't just good for American consumers, they're also good for American firms and job creation, he says
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The economics of remittances surprise a lot people, even those who aren't sympathetic to _'s anti-immigrant rhetoric.


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As Wales, Ireland and Scotland gear up for seismic World Cup quarter-finals this weekend, it was back to reality for England’s fallen stars with the Aviva Premiership back on the agenda. At Sixways on Friday night, two of Northampton’s leading lights were given the opportunity to put a summer of frustration behind them. For Dylan Hartley and Luther Burrell, the Saints’ visit to newly-promoted Worcester was a chance for the exiled England pair to show Stuart Lancaster what he missed last month. Hartley was dropped from Lancaster’s World Cup squad at the end of May after the Saints front- rower received a four-match ban for head-butting Saracens hooker Jamie George in last season’s Premiership semi-final.Stephen Myler fired the visitors into an early 6-0 lead with two penaltiesTom Heathcote teed up skipper GJ Van Velze for opening try of the nightDylan Hartley and Luther Burrell started the match for Northampton SaintsNo 10 Heathcote kicked a late drop-goal to send Sixways into raptures
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Worcester were made to pay for their profligacy in front of goal as _ landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.