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Slot will be confident of bringing the best out of Chiesa at Anfield - wherever he decides to play him - but it remains to be seen whether a player who has spent over 400 days out injured since November 2021 can stay fit in such a physically demanding league.

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Exit polls predict a return for the BJP-led alliance and Mr Modi appears to be confident of winning, but opposition parties say Indians face the loss of many freedoms if he stays in power.

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The Liberal Democrats reckon they are gaining sufficient ground to be able to be confident of making gains at the Conservatives' expense at the general election.

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Wilson, a beaten finalist in 2020, will be confident of advancing though with Joe O'Connor, who beat four-time champion Mark Selby, waiting in the last 16.

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They will be confident of claiming the team's first major trophy in the May final as they convincingly won 4-0 away against Tottenham in December.

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

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