user: Problem: Write an article based on this "Ex-England captain Alan Shearer says he does not understand why Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is "moaning" about fixture congestion."

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Pellegrini started six teenagers in Sunday's 5-1 FA Cup defeat at Chelsea, resting his regulars for Wednesday's Champions League trip to Dynamo Kiev.
"Barcelona played on Saturday and they face Arsenal in the Champions League on Tuesday," said Shearer.
"It is the same amount of time as City, but they didn't rest any players."
The ex-Newcastle manager added: "I don't get the talk of resting players. City are - and want to be - a very big club on the global stage.
"They've got more resources than anyone. I never see Luis Suarez, Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo wanting to be left out.
"It seems a big issue in our country."
Pellegrini insisted he was "forced" to prioritise Wednesday's Champions League trip to Dynamo Kiev and had previously warned he would select a shadow side for the cup tie with Chelsea.
He was true to his word as goals from Diego Costa, Willian, Gary Cahill, Eden Hazard and Bertrand Traore saw Chelsea ease through.
Senior players Jesus Navas, Samir Nasri, Wilfried Bony, Eliaquim Mangala, Fabian Delph, Kevin de Bruyne and Bacary Sagna all missed the game with injury.
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Pellegrini said: "I don't think I need to make a defence of my team selection. We played two rounds before this and won 3-0 at Norwich City and 4-0 at Aston Villa with strong teams."
City wrote to the Football Association to complain about the scheduling of Sunday's match, which was played three days before City travel to Ukraine.
"We did the correct thing and made the right decision," said Pellegrini. "The club tried everything possible to try and play it at a different time.
"We do not think the Champions League is more important than the FA Cup, but we had no choice."
Problem: Write an article based on this "Aberystwyth University has bought two new boats to increase the number of marine research projects undertaken in Mid Wales."

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A: They include a rigid inflatable boat and a purpose-built Cheetah catamaran.
The vessels will be used for projects such as mapping shallow water seaweed to research its potential for climate change mitigation.
Other uses include exploring the biodiversity of Cardigan Bay and using robots to map underwater habitats.
They were bought with cash from the Welsh Government Higher Education Funding Council for Wales.
Dr Pippa Moore, scheme coordinator of the marine and freshwater biology degree, said: "The boats will allow students to undertake trawls for fish, deploy pots for mark and recapture studies of lobsters and crabs, and grab sampling to identify organisms that live in the sand.
"We also plan to get kit for acoustic sampling of, for example, dolphin activity. We are getting a full diving set-up so we anticipate incorporating scientific diving into our teaching in the future."
Problem: Write an article based on this "A man arrested in Sudan and extradited to Italy accused of being a top people-smuggler says the authorities have got the wrong man."

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assistant: Earlier this week, prosecutors announced the capture of trafficking kingpin Mered Medhanie.
But the man currently being held in jail says he is instead Medhanie Tesfarmariam Berhe, his lawyer says.
He has been questioned by a judge and his legal situation is expected to be defined in the coming days.
The reported capture of Mered Medhanie, dubbed The General, was hailed as a breakthrough in the fight against people-smugglers who send thousands of migrants on dangerous boats to Europe.
Investigators say Mered Medhanie was responsible for the deaths of 359 migrants who drowned when their boat sank off the Italian coast in October 2013.
The arrested man was seized by Sudanese police last month with the help of British and Italian authorities.
But doubts began to emerge soon after this week's extradition, with friends and family saying that the man seen handcuffed being escorted off a plane was not the suspected trafficker.
Two women said to be sisters of Medhanie Tesfarmariam Berhe said he was the one arrested instead. He was said to be a 27-year-old Eritrean asylum seeker.
Italian prosecutors say checks are being carried out.