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The United States and the European Union "stand with the people of Ukraine" in their fight for the right to choose alliances with countries other than Russia, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Saturday. His comments come after a week of political tumult in which Ukraine's Prime Minister and Cabinet have resigned, a controversial anti-protest law has been repealed and the President has signed off on a contested amnesty bill for anti-government protesters. "Nowhere is the fight for a democratic, European future more important today than in Ukraine," said Kerry, speaking at the Munich Security Conference in Germany. "While there are unsavory elements in any chaotic situation, the vast majority of Ukrainians want to live freely in a safe, prosperous country. They are fighting for the right to associate with partners who will help them realize their aspirations -- and they have decided that means their futures do not have to lie with one country alone.

He suggested European politicians were encouraging

OPTIONS:
- Cabinet actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- European actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- European Council actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- European Union actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Germany actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- John Kerry actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Kerry actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Munich Security Conference actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Russia actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Sergey Lavrov actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- U.S. actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Ukraine actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Ukrainian actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Ukrainians actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- United States actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Vladimir Putin actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.
- Western actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.

Answer: Ukraine actions that they would punish as violations of the law in their own countries.


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Less than 24 hours before one of the biggest-ever FA Cup giant-killings, Bradford's players are sitting in Kensington's Marriott Hotel watching Celebrity Big Brother. There are more enthralling ways to spend Friday night in London, but for these players the excitement is all to come. Two down against Chelsea on Saturday, the League One side mustered a glorious comeback, scoring four times to leave Jose Mourinho's hopes of an historic quadruple in tatters and the Chelsea boss talking of being 'ashamed'. But how did this team of free transfers pull it off? Bradford's players celebrate in front of their travelling supporters at Stamford Bridge after beating Chelsea

Bradford boss

OPTIONS:
- Bantams is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Blues is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Bradford is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Bradford City is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Cambridge is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Chelsea is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- FA Cup is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Filipe Morais is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Jose Mourinho is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Kensington is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- League One is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- London is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Man United is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Marriott Hotel is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Morais is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Phil Parkinson is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay
- Stamford Bridge is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay

Answer: Phil Parkinson is hoping to draw Manchester United if they beat Cambridge in a replay


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Seven games in, and into the international break, let’s assess who’s been the best player so far in the Premier League. Diego Costa? Not for me. My vote goes to Angel di Maria. Of course Costa has been brilliant. But he walked into a team that should have won the title last season – check out those dropped points late in the campaign against Norwich, Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Aston Villa. He has arrived to find a calm environment, a club without turmoil, and not in a situation of seeing a great empire virtually ruined by one stinking, disastrous season.

Costa has walked into an already very good

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria side.
- Argentine side.
- Aston Villa side.
- Cesc Fabregas side.
- Chelsea side.
- Costa side.
- Crystal Palace side.
- Diego Costa side.
- Jose Mourinho side.
- Manchester United side.
- Norwich side.
- Premier League side.
- Real Madrid side.
- Sunderland side.

Answer:

assistant: Chelsea side.