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(CNN) -- Everton held on to their mantle as the only unbeaten team in the Premier League this season with a 3-2 win over Newcastle. Romelu Lukaku was a livewire on his home debut for the Liverpool club, scoring twice and setting up English teenager Ross Barkley for Everton's second. The 20 year old Belgian, who is on a season long loan from Chelsea, signalled to his compatriot Kevin Mirallas that he wanted the ball in the box with less than five minutes on the clock. Mirallas duly delivered and Lukaku dinked it in to set Everton on their way.
It was a nervy finish for
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- Belgian as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- CNN as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Chelsea as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- English as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Everton as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Kevin Mirallas as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Liverpool as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Loic Remy as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Lukaku as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Mirallas as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Newcastle as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Premier League as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Romelu Lukaku as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Ross Barkley as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.
- Yohan Cabaye as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.

A: Everton as Remy came close to grabbing the equalizer but the home side held on.

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:30 EST, 25 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:11 EST, 26 May 2013 A Canadian newspaper has released a bombshell report, alleging the family of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was 'once deeply immersed in the illegal drug scene.' The report in the Globe and Mail published the explosive claims on Saturday, which the family has adamantly denied. Doug Ford, the mayor's brother who is also a Toronto City Councillor Doug is alleged to have sold hashish in the 1980s, another brother Randy is reported to have been involved in a drug-related kidnapping and Ford's sister Kathy has been alleged to have ties with the KKK.
Ford's brother
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- Canadian called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Daily Mail called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Doug called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Doug Ford called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Ford called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Globe and Mail called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- KKK called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Kathy called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Randy called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Rob Ford called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Toronto called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.
- Toronto City Councillor called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.

A: Doug called the newspaper 'little sleaze bags' and 'a bunch of scums' for going after the family.

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Jose Mourinho paid tribute to Sporting goalkeeper Rui Patricio after his side's 1-0 win at Estadio Jose Alvalade. The Portuguese stopper made several superb saves, including brilliantly denying Diego Costa and Oscar when they were clean through on goal. And Mourinho, who went over to the keeper at the final whistle, said that without Patricio Chelsea could have scored four or five times. Jose Mourinho congratulates his compatriot Rui Patricio after his superb performance against Chelsea The Portuguese keeper denies Mohamed Salah late on, one of a succession of saves on Tuesday night 'I'm not going to repeat the words because they'd be censored,' said Mourinho when asked what he had said to Patricio. 'It was something to do with spoiling the evening, spoiling the night.
Mourinho, on his return to
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- Champions League where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Chelsea where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Diego Costa where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Estadio Jose Alvalade where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Jose Mourinho where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Mohamed Salah where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Mourinho where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Nemanja Matic where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Oscar where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Patricio where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Patricio Chelsea where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Portuguese where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Rui Patricio where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.
- Sporting where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.

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assistant: Sporting where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown.