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There were some similarities to Andrew Robertson's offside a few weeks ago for Liverpool at Manchester City, as both players ducked under the ball - though Arias was a much clearer offence.

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They tend to multiply in the lower respiratory tract, and in their usual hosts, such as ducks and seagulls, they often infect the gut.

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About 6,000 people live in the town, which has an economic development webpage featuring images of a tractor, a duck and a pair of hunters standing in the tall grass.

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The reality, though, is the batter England have picked specifically for this series began with two ducks.

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"I'm not sure he's a lame duck yet," Garret Martin, professor of international relations at American University, told AFP.

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