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Interest has been expressed in Lille's Ivory Coast forward Gervinho, 24, who will make a decision on his future after his country's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Benin on Saturday.
Arsenal vow to keep Samir Nasri out of Manchester United's clutches 2011
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The Belgium international was part of Lille's double-winning squad last season, scoring 12 goals.
Tottenham could beat Arsenal and Chelsea to Eden Hazard's signature 2012
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Joe Cole, centre, celebrates his goal with his team-mates Aurélien Chedjou, left, and Eden Hazard who also scored in Lille's 4-4 draw with Nice.
Paris St-Germain 'winter champions' in France after Montpellier lose 2011
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Neither of the players' clubs appear open to allowing their prized asset to depart, while Lille's Eden Hazard, a long-standing target for Wenger, is likely to remain out of reach for another season with a Champions League campaign to come.
Arsène Wenger makes leap of faith by bringing Mertesacker to Arsenal 2011
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Lille's Joe Cole celebrates after scoring against Chantilly in the French Cup second round.
Joe Cole bags hat-trick for French champions Lille at lowly Chantilly 2012
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Lille's Joe Cole takes on the Trabzonspor defence but the French side were unable to break down the visitors.
Lille 0-0 Trabzonspor | Champions League Group B match report 2011
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That deal would be revived in the summer, as could a move for Lille's much coveted Eden Hazard.
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Lille's Joe Cole celebrates after scoring a goal during the French Cup match against Chantilly.
European round-up: Real Madrid turn up the pressure on Barcelona 2012
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I remember a passage in Alain de Lille's medieval work, the Complaint of Nature, in which he describes sex entirely in syllogistic terms -- as in syllogisms minor and major terms are connected by a single middle terms, in sex minor terms and major terms are connected by a set series of middle terms starting with acquaintance, moving through kisses, and ending in mutual inherence.
Argument in verse 2010
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Alain de Lille's Plaint of Nature was once canonized only because of its connection to Chaucer, and now has been de-canonized for its homophobia, both rather silly reasons to include/remove it.
On Literary Canonization Richard Nokes 2006
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