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Alchemist's Retrieval {U}

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Cleave {1}{U} (You may cast this spell for its cleave cost. If you do, remove the words in square brackets.)

Return target nonland permanent [you control] to its owner’s hand.

So, is this the best generalist blue card in the set? At worst it is a Winds of Rebuke / Geistwave without the additional effect, but potentially could be the blue Rite of Flame (with a Mana Crypt in play) or an insane Dockside doubler that spanks you for 1 off an Ad Nauseam.

Thoughts?

WARNING: Long post ahead!

With the Scudetto in the pocket, I'd like to share my view of the players of this year's squad, together with a KEEP/SELL/LOAN verdict. Feel free to comment and add your own insights. Here we go!

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Goalkeepers

Wojciech Szczesny - KEEP - Absolute unit and one of the most pleasant surprises this season.

Carlo Pinsoglio - KEEP - :)

Mattia Perin - SELL - When taking into account his performance, wages and how much we payed for him, I can't be anything but disappointed. I'd rather have an academy player in this spot to learn under Woj.

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Defenders

Mattia De Sciglio - KEEP - He had many w

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Tl;dr it's a site that periodically (every 15-30 minutes) collects data such as links from external sites and lists them on a simple front end that enables the user to filter by category and search by keyword. I've already built the script that collects the data and creates a simple REST API for the front end to access. The data stored in the API is cached for 15-30 minutes.

I'd like the project to fulfill as many as possible of the following requirements:

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Did you have a similar problem,