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Parachute payments are among the reasons the two leagues have been unable to reach a new financial settlement worth an average £125m per year extra, despite years of negotiations and pressure from politicians.

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The landmark legislation will give the regulator powers to assess the impact of the Premier League's controversial 'parachute payments' to relegated clubs as part of a 'State of the Game' review every five years.

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Mr Bennett, 72, who served with the parachute regiment in Northern Ireland, was speaking ahead of the traditional Armistice Day ceremonies set to take place across Scotland.

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Eddy said his father landed, hid his parachute and stole a bicycle to get "as far away as possible", ending up in a barn.

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If the Democrats are to get through this, they must take the neurotic gloves off and focus on one goal: forcing Democrats and Republicans alike to see that the Trump reality is leading the country off a cliff and that the only one with a parachute is Trump.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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