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Only Chelsea's Diego Costa - on 15 - can better Aguero's tally of 14 in the league this season and as City are also without the injured Edin Dzeko, Stevan Jovetic has been the only strike option available in recent weeks.

Mr. Bush has previously said that an Iranian nuclear weapon is "insupportable" and that all options, including military strikes, remain available.

So here, air strikes are available, but can only be called in on certain targets; maps are vast and geographically varied, but going off-script will almost certainly lead to a violent demise.

In 2014, for instance, the human-rights group Reprieve, analyzing what limited data on U.S. drone strikes was available, discovered that in attempts to kill 41 terror figures (not all of whom died), 1,147 people were killed.

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In it, he writes that "in light of the tragic events in Paris last Friday night, and the ongoing threat level in the UK, we need to ensure we have a clear understanding of arrangements should a major incident be declared", and asked whether junior doctors on strike would be available to respond "within one hour of a major incident being declared".

In meetings with Mr. Obama's top national security advisers in recent weeks, Mr. Netanyahu has been cagey about defining when Iran would — by Israel's definition of the problem — get so close to a nuclear capability that he would judge a military strike the only available option.