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ake

[eyk]

verb (used without object)

aked, aking 
  1. an obsolete spelling of ache.



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One of the opposition players drops deeper dragging City's full-back with them, Nathan Ake against Spurs and Rico Lewis against Brighton.

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As Nathan Ake left that area to follow Kudus, it forced Ruben Dias or Nico Gonzalez into unfamiliar areas.

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Spanish midfielder Rodri, England playmaker Phil Foden, Swiss defender Manuel Akanji and Dutch centre-back Nathan Ake all have two years to run on their deals.

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The squad also includes Ederson, Stefan Ortega, Nathan Ake and John Stones, whose futures have also been the topic of much media speculation.

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Then you have Ederson, Stefan Ortega, Nathan Ake and John Stones, whose futures have also been the topic of much media speculation.

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