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The Germany striker still has more than a year left on his contract with Köln, but has repeatedly expressed his disappointment at how his hometown club is being run and has been widely linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium at the end of the Bundesliga season.

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Mackay-Steven has signed a pre-contract agreement with Celtic, and could yet move to the champions this month, while Armstrong and Cifcti have been widely linked with other clubs.

That means about as many people have been killed in American mass shootings so far this year as were killed by a dozen of America's most prolific serial killers over their bloody careers, going by the number of murders they copped to or have been widely linked with.

Since the events of 11th September 2001 the health and development agenda has also been widely linked with the foreign policy priorities of improving global security and preventing state failure.

"The Argentine was widely linked with a future role at one of Spain's top clubs, but having left Espanyol in November now joins Southampton to continue his top-flight managerial career.

NO2 could have been used as an alternative indicator pollutant: using gas for cooking is widely linked with increases in NO2 indoors and there are relationships linking NO2 in outdoor air with a wide range of health outcomes, including mortality.

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Such decreases in utilization might be particularly evident when examining prescription drug use, since prescription drugs are widely used, linked with the delivery of ambulatory care, and the out-of-pocket costs for these therapies can be considerable.