The president's eagerness to rubbish the senator alone suggests that.
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There is an eagerness and a cleverness to her music.
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Hence, Waymo and nuTonomy's recent eagerness to partner with Lyft.
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On the plus side is her eagerness to do good.
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He also expressed an eagerness to empower conservatives throughout Europe.
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But she also had to keep their eagerness in check.
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The good news, the eagerness extends to both Republicans and Democrats.
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Is Wall Street's eagerness to buy back its own stock cooling?
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In his eagerness and excitement, Beam initially bought into the bravado.
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Luckily for Lambert, her eagerness to persevere outshined all her doubts.
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I've no eagerness to think about any of that, right now.
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And his eagerness to enact the policy now proves as much.
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Venezuela's lurgy should sharpen Cuba's eagerness for the remedy of reform.
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Let's not sell ourselves short in our eagerness for women's equality.
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Be mindful of vagueness, verbal agreements, and an eagerness to hire.
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It is not just older women expressing an eagerness to vote.
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Anger, joy, frustration, eagerness — if he felt it, he expressed it.
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This eagerness encourages you to turn up the volume on everything.
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In both cases, his outsider's eagerness and Everyman approach were advantages.
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My happiness and eagerness started to turn to anxiety and disbelief.
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Beyond signaling toughness and an eagerness to fight, it accomplished little.
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And, as cliched as it may sound, eagerness and excitement count.
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That has shown itself in Bettis's eagerness to share his story.
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They were impressed by his friendliness, wit and eagerness to learn.
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Eagerness on display The President's eagerness to strike a historic deal was on full display during an overnight ceremony earlier this month at Joint Base Andrews as he dramatically welcomed three American prisoners released from North Korea.
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Hence Moscow's apparent eagerness for Trump to make good on his invitation.
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Trump stands largely alone in his apparent eagerness to hit North Korea.
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But preemptively backing down would be a signal of eagerness to Beijing.
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" —Claire Weisz, New York "My eagerness to learn is perceived as ignorance.
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"Boris Johnson's eagerness to push for such a damaging deal is shocking."
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Both supported Warren's "big ideas" and her eagerness to bust up monopolies.
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HIS EAGERNESS TO DO A DEAL SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERCUTS THE U.S. NEGOTIATING POSITION.
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Clinton's eagerness for the president's help is a rarity among recent candidates.
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And the eagerness to spend for points can get you into trouble.
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No, it is the watermelon's eagerness to join any party in sight.
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He expressed an eagerness to learn from those with different life experiences.
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She felt miffed, she said, by their eagerness to leave the conversation.
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It is expected to reflect an increasing eagerness to raise interest rates.
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The barnstorming underscore Trump's eagerness to challenge every major Democratic primary event.
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The Fed's eagerness to prematurely declare mission accomplished has real-world consequences.
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Well, beauty brands and their founders are feeling that same eagerness to help.
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Banking and finance executives' eagerness to return to Riyadh underscores a similar dynamic.
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He should put that eagerness, and his thumping electoral mandate, to better use.
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But it is a sign of large firms' eagerness to woo millennial consumers.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch joined Thomas' dissent, signaling his eagerness to rethink Auer deference.
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In their eagerness to provoke, Noé's films are more about reaction than action.
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But will Pompeo show the same eagerness to work with his Pentagon counterpart?
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Some have talked of their eagerness to work with both parties in Congress.
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Cho is frustrated and confused by the results of his eagerness to serve.
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There's an eagerness to get along, and plenty of talk takes place today.
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But that risks diminishing their enthusiasm and eagerness to turn out to vote.
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Several women talk to us about their eagerness and expectations for the day.
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In our eagerness to point out their flaws, we shouldn't overlook their benefits.
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"Being open to feedback reflects maturity and an eagerness to grow," she says.
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Yates and his screenwriters display an eagerness to correct Burroughs's one-note characterizations.
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He objected to American eagerness to go to war in Iraq in 2003.
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It's subtle, but I WANNA makes me think of brattiness rather than eagerness.
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And the Trump administration has been forthright about their eagerness to approve them.
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"There's no eagerness to interfere in what happens in other countries," he said.
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It only hinted at the Trump campaign's eagerness to profit off WikiLeaks' disclosures.
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Many people try to shirk jury duty; signs of eagerness will arouse suspicion.
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However, some candidates have expressed eagerness to meet Bloomberg on a debate stage.
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This eagerness to be liked made me a bit of a social butterfly.
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And it says so much about Peter's humility and his eagerness to help people.
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Disdain for and eagerness to dismantle the Electoral College is entrenched in American history.
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After that, her eagerness to return gave way to a more measured, cautious regimen.
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Fans of the series have been waiting for the latest volume with particular eagerness.
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Other EU countries worry that such eagerness could be exploited to divide the continent.
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As folks engaged in conversation with us, I felt an eagerness, on both sides.
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But whoever is hacking the West's computer systems, there is an eagerness to try.
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German and Swedish eagerness to welcome so many refugees has gradually been worn down.
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Trump's eagerness to talk about Mueller stands out in comparison to his potential opponents.
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They expressed eagerness to effect change in anticipation of pressure from the Trump administration.
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Twitter has shown an eagerness recently to improve how its users watch live events.
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One of his most consistent characteristics has been his willingness and eagerness to divide.
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Eagerness at an elite level to proclaim the recovery complete is understandable but premature.
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Maintain, even if it's manufactured, some aura of optimism and eagerness for the battle.
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He offered spiky answers to basic questions, while also declaring his eagerness to help.
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The Rockies' eagerness for Reyes's return may well be tempered by Story's fast start.
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They had done it so infrequently this season, and their eagerness worked against them.
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Sometimes Union Square Cafe's eagerness to please has something close to the opposite effect.
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" Moore was respectful, but he seemed puzzled by Land's eagerness to defend Palin. "Dr.
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It signals that in our eagerness to be accurate, we have made an error.
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In fact, he's repeatedly voiced an eagerness to begin cracking down on legal states.
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There is a flexibility and eagerness with early-stage companies that allows for greater collaboration.
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In Israel, there is little eagerness to endure the daily sirens warning of rocket strikes.
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Other companies are forging ahead, underscoring the eagerness of employers to harness AI for hiring.
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" Clinton's desperate eagerness — a recurring theme in SNL's Clinton — also made an appearance: "Listen America.
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The meeting between Barra and UAW signals a renewed eagerness to come to a deal.
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How well that eagerness to please plays out will be decided in the coming days.
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But our eagerness to celebrate a tech company's recycling victory speaks to a disturbing truth.
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What amazes us the most is the eagerness with which our children want to participate.
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He's also bringing along new music and a heightened eagerness to connect with his audiences.
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Bourdain's eagerness to learn from those around him was part of what gave him BDE.
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But Trump and his aides have signaled their eagerness to move on to other priorities.
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Saudi Arabia has been telegraphing its eagerness to invest in the United States for months.
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Don't let your eagerness to speak prevent you from hearing another person's point or suggestion.
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EY's report also cited an improving U.S. economic outlook for executives' eagerness to strike deals.
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Again, it's not the question itself, but the unctuous eagerness with which she asks it.
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But in office he has shown an eagerness to placate monopolists and the mega-rich.
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Miller's rapid-fire jokes and eagerness to please certainly evoke that version of The Flash.
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Some Republican senators have even expressed eagerness to work with Democrats on a healthcare bill.
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That duty, however, is a solemn one, not an occasion for eagerness, excitement or joy.
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He was surprised by his own eagerness to see what everything would look like, undone.
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I was in a state of mind that combined rebellion, hormones and eagerness for change.
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There wasn't an eagerness to address the fact that she was different from other candidates.
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I appreciate the president's eagerness to get as many people as possible back to work.
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What is more troubling is the eagerness of legislators for him to act that way.
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But in his eagerness to do so, he is perhaps diminishing himself in the process.
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Meanwhile, banks' eagerness to cater to WeWork has also come into question, the FT notes.
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Meanwhile, banks' eagerness to cater to WeWork has also come into question, the FT notes.
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At the same time, many at the agency have little eagerness to see torture return.
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Whether or not that happens depends entirely on the Senate's eagerness to push the bill forward.
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Utilizing social media Post pictures from the meeting demonstrating an eagerness to hear from all viewpoints.
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As a foothold, criminals play on the eagerness of the owner to reclaim their lost phone.
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I find the eagerness to confront sexism encouraging and indicative of the potential for real progress.
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Back in January, Coldplay singer Chris Martin tweeted about his eagerness to hear the Chainsmokers' album.
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It's clearly trying really hard and will no doubt alienate some people with its over-eagerness.
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But in her eagerness to prove how "fucking useful" they are, she sometimes overplays her hand.
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The eagerness of independent voters here says something about the bipartisan appeal of anti-corruption reform.
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Her sister Constance is wary of Nick's eagerness to overlook race, because racism is, well, real.
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Brittany Breen considers herself a Chick-fil-A fan, particularly appreciating the staff's eagerness to please.
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I argued back in October that the Fed's eagerness to raise interest rates is a mistake.
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He chalked it up to his eagerness to find tough problems and volunteer to solve them.
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Elections should and must remain the bedrock of our system, despite Trump's eagerness to blindly drill.
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We will vote — but not due to eagerness to defeat or elect a particular Presidential candidate.
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Hence Trump's eagerness to make a deal with North Korea that would include ending military exercises.
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In their eagerness to show voters that they're not just obstructionists, Democrats have simply rolled over.
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There wasn't an eagerness to actually dive into the historical obstacles that she was up against.
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These materials suggest a shared disregard for glamour and an eagerness or need for personal expression.
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In the archives, they found evidence of early administrators' eagerness to recruit students from the South.
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People hated her constant smile, her theater-kid eagerness, her desperate and palpable thirst for approval.
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The Vatican's eagerness to play catch-up in China today may do it no favors either.
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Ted is taken with her writing, and also with her naïve, admiring eagerness for his approval.
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The one big break from orthodoxy has been his protectionism, his eagerness to start trade wars.
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But it exposed the Freedom Party's apparent eagerness to do business with allies of Mr. Putin.
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But his superiors were worried by his eagerness, ordered him back to Israel and replaced him.
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One hour passed and my knees were shaking, my body was filled with eagerness and anxiousness.
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Of its philosophical architecture there was never any doubt, despite this revival's eagerness to ensure relevance.
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I see a great yearning for solidarity, an eagerness to come together and make practical change.
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However, their eagerness to ensure sound finances is seen by some economists as going too far.
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And in his eagerness to reward flattery he makes large concessions and gets little in return.
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His eagerness to pardon war criminals and threaten war crimes, meanwhile, are Jacksonianism at its worst.
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I was surprised, then, when she showed eagerness recently in starting to save for her retirement.
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Democrats and Republicans vary in their eagerness to undertake foreign military adventures by only a narrow degree.
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I was obsessed with their eagerness to get people together IRL (read more in our review here).
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It's the stain of spiritual flop sweat, an eagerness that verges on desperation, that makes someone wet.
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The eagerness of studios to create streaming content suggests there's a business model for niche-oriented programming.
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Employers like to see that a prospective employee has an eagerness and willingness to learn and grow.
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Mr. Trump continued to express optimism — verging on eagerness — about sitting down with the North's reclusive leader.
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Republicans' eagerness to exploit what Sanders wouldn't shows why the general election will be so dramatically different.
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Rarely has the discrepancy been so great between our eagerness to kill and our willingness to die.
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So, despite the sell-off on Friday and Cramer's eagerness to put money to work, he didn't.
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The Sanders camp's eagerness to dismiss New York's results come as tensions flare between the two campaigns.
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Kasdan's eagerness to represent the LGBT community is a lovely thought, but it's just that: a thought.
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Worse still was his eagerness to work with suspected (later, proven) Russian spies to sway an election.
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And despite Skepta's eagerness to always honor him, Wiley seems oddly distant from his post-Konnichiwa career.
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"Partly I think it's because they don't have anything else to do," she said about Republicans' eagerness.
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The eagerness with which China has taken to its G20 hosting duties is evidence that it is.
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The president has shown an eagerness to use the tools of state to punish his political enemies.
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Mr. Erdogan, buoyed by the eagerness of citizens to defend his government, is investing in further division.
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And nothing quite reduces the eagerness of putting fresh capital to work like an astronomical size loss.
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The Taliban know that the Afghan government is ineffective, and can sense the American eagerness to leave.
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It was clear that there was some eagerness in the room for us to resume our conversation.
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This eagerness to learn is particularly important because the world is changing so fast across all industries.
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Her mother, whose favorite figure that evening had been Michael Jackson, confirmed her daughter's eagerness to leave.
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Then there is the museum's willingness, even eagerness, to acquire and fund the study of unprovenanced antiquities.
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"Comedians are the real news," he adds with great eagerness before she silences him by kissing him.
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But Mr. Tillerson described an agenda that suggests an alarming eagerness to confront Iran, perhaps even militarily.
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Hence his eagerness to point out that the work of an N.F.L. player is far from glamorous.
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Bloomberg aides say they are helped by Democratic voters' eagerness to put head before heart in 2020.
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My new employers were expecting a freshly minted physician full of knowledge and an eagerness to heal.
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But I doubt that eagerness outweighs his desire not to undermine his own case in said trial.
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It would also suggest a previously unknown eagerness by the Trump administration for some kind of dialogue.
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Macron's eagerness to seek a dialogue with Berlin on Europe hasn't stopped German politicians from criticizing his ideas.
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When I first moved to this city, I didn't quite grasp the subway despite my eagerness to learn.
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Meanwhile, the NBA's eagerness to squash a backlash in China is prompting its own backlash in American politics.
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Her ambivalence — her eagerness to be seen and unseen — is more interesting than pure enthusiasm could ever be.
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Moscow's eagerness to dictate new bilateral meetings has at times irritated State Department officials, two US officials said.
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This is not evidence, in fact, of a new or extreme culture of Nordic eagerness for paying tax.
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And he's done everything right in the hours that followed by showing his eagerness to get things done.
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Mr Trump's eagerness to make history in front of the global media will not have escaped Mr Kim.
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Ali's eagerness to embrace every idea she encounters with a righteous fervor can make her hard to take.
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Mr Pompeo's bullishness, by contrast, is amplified by a politician's ideological certainty and eagerness to score partisan points.
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But when it's channelled correctly, the eagerness to reveal falsehoods functions as a self-organizing, spontaneous social good.
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The Republican eagerness to exploit Benghazi was already becoming obvious in the stump speeches of some Republican candidates.
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The AIIB reflects China's new eagerness to institutionalise its official lending abroad, which has been generous but contentious.
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And their eagerness to cut corners precluded an idea that could have saved millions of Americans from foreclosure.
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Hatch has long been known for his eagerness to engage in bipartisan alliances, with the late Democratic Sen.
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Oil companies have shown an eagerness to get into the Arctic, though their plans have stalled for now.
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But they're also just too easy, with their wet noses and broad pink tongues and eagerness to please.
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Critics speak of Mr. Orban's "edifice complex," and his eagerness to leave a concrete imprint on the capital.
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As the logistics of information sharing were debated on Tuesday, Judge Dearie repeated his eagerness to move forward.
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What the actual F. #BlackFriday sucks and is a sickness of our (over)consumption and eagerness to HAVE.
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A rush of warm colors and an unusually squat landscape evoke Chagall's eagerness to see Russia's revolution through.
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The mood ahead of the Oscars on March 4 ranges from nervousness to eagerness to take a stand.
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Any urge I had to dispute its findings was overridden by my eagerness to savor what it found.
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What makes it riveting anyway is its eagerness to admit, and to subtly criticize by juxtaposition, all arguments.
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"Always one to commit to affairs of the heart with eagerness, they are lovers of love," Stardust adds.
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Your driving force is your eagerness to build a safe and happy home life, making you quite industrious.
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What I underestimated was Trump's subsequent eagerness to commit so brazen an impeachable offense as his Ukraine scheme.
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The Supreme Court nominee expressed an eagerness to appear before the committee to dispute the claims against him.
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"He just took advantage of our eagerness to work and be a part of something bigger," Chmiel said.
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On Sunday, a Los Angeles Times report cast doubt on the university's eagerness to confront the Puliafito matter.
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The NWSL expanded to that market at least in part to capitalize on Morgan's eagerness to play there.
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However, some recruiters were unsettled by applicants' paranoia surrounding the military operation, and their eagerness to be armed.
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A lot of people are freaking out — justifiably — over Donald Trump's eagerness to weaken or abandon democratic norms.
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This is why any apparent eagerness to prop up this company's cute and whimsical efforts perplexes me a bit.
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If you ask Mosunmola "Mo" Abudu, it's being motivated by an eagerness to dispel ignorance - more specifically about Africa.
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In its eagerness to be in touch with markets, the Fed has forgotten that it is in the lead.
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His ratings remain dismal, not least because of his cold, aloof manner and his eagerness to please the party.
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In each other, we found respite, recognition, a shared eagerness to relax, take stock and talk about it all.
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At Palais de Tokyo, selections from nearly two centuries of enclosed models cater to our eagerness to be voyeurs.
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Jokowi's eagerness to get projects off the ground has also introduced another problem: an over-reliance on state firms.
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He will be remembered for his production, his speed, and, yes, his eagerness to shit-talk anyone within earshot.
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Mr Moore is a religious zealot, with little grasp of secular issues besides his trademark eagerness to be uncompromising.
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In fact, given the media's eagerness to write Trump's obituary, you could argue that Marco should win New Hampshire.
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In their eagerness to grab market share, however, Amazon and Walmart too lightly dismissed the risk it would happen.
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The most exciting thing about him is his eagerness to play the fool, the whipping boy, and the sponge.
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His aforementioned work on the glass really stands out, but it's an eagerness that sometimes gets him in trouble.
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"Clarence, you've got to hear this," Thomas said, mimicking Scalia's booming voice and eagerness to share a draft opinion.
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His eagerness to strike a nuclear deal with Iran muffled his moral voice during Iran's Green Revolution of 2009.
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Trump's eagerness to end social distancing was also a major topic of his marathon news conference on Monday evening.
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"President Trump's eagerness to give the Saudis anything they want, over bipartisan congressional objection, harms American national security interests."
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It's eagerness, curiosity and excitement, followed by fear and how the hell am I going to get through this?
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Muguruza's desire to rise again is unmistakable, apparent in her nervous energy and eagerness to play the next point.
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"He's just really demonstrated this time around eagerness to learn and really engage with directly affected people," she said.
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Despite the eagerness of the music industry to promote Prince's music online, many issues with the estate remain unresolved.
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But no one is doing it in as many genres, with such great eagerness and effectiveness, as Adam Driver.
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Willingness to invent, eagerness to invent, willingness to fail, operational excellence — those kinds of things, they have not changed.
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Mr. Trump described his eagerness to do so in an interview with The New York Times in March 2016.
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Those concerns have dissipated for now, replaced by an eagerness to see what Pulisic and Dempsey can do next.
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The administration is signaling their eagerness to pursue a permanent solution, but it must be done the right way.
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Willingness to invent, eagerness to invent, willingness to fail, operational excellence, those kinds of things, they have not changed.
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Freshness just might be a factor down the stretch as well as Djokovic's eagerness to restore the pecking order.
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We really found out what's happening in hospitals, and his eagerness to learn has just inspired all of us.
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The comments underscore Sondland's eagerness to draw a line between himself and the president in the rapidly-unfolding scandal.
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Mr. Trump's eagerness to undermine the Constitution to serve his short-term political gain remains among the most outrageous.
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After running the gauntlet of their indifference, Rogers's concern and his eagerness to engage me was a real tonic.
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And even if politicians are reluctant to tout it, conservative financial supporters are showing an eagerness to fill the gap.
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It doesn't require any technical skills or complex tools—just a healthy curiosity and eagerness to learn how things work.
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Riyadh was spooked by the Obama administration's eagerness to the lift international nuclear sanctions against Iran, its main regional rival.
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The missionary zeal of evangelicals and their eagerness to plant churches means they are at the forefront of his push.
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A second cause has been English clubs' eagerness to poach ageing stars from elite teams, rather than nurturing talented youngsters.
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Like Hereditary, they show a fascination with family dysfunction, and an eagerness to push audiences well beyond their comfort zones.
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Uber also acquired self-driving car company Otto for $300 million, showing its eagerness to advance its driverless car technology.
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And, if the eagerness with which my colleagues vied to nuzzle an anthropomorphic pillow is any indicator, it's damned cute.
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" What's next: "The mood ahead of the Oscars on March 4 ranges from nervousness to eagerness to take a stand.
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To make things worse, Chinese tech firms often heavily subsidise customers and suppliers in their eagerness to dominate a market.
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Perhaps the whole idea is a Victorian construction with their eagerness to categorize, compartmentalize, and to trace this developmental path?
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In their eagerness to make up for the "wasted coup" of 2006, however, this constitution's drafters appear to have overreached.
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Rights activists unimpressed Human rights activists are critical of Facebook and other internet companies' eagerness to do business in China.
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American communities from coast to coast have expressed an eagerness to welcome refugee families and help them rebuild their lives.
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This increase in androgen receptors enhances the influence of testosterone, which further increases their confidence and eagerness to tackle challenges.
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Tesla's store used innovative design strategies and revealed an eagerness to sell a vision of the brand beyond its vehicles.
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The eagerness of senators to admit ignorance of the Niger military campaign revealed an astonishing lack of shame and embarrassment.
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"I was always impressed by the eagerness of individuals to learn about their health and take action," Wojcicki told CNBC.
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It's the kind of slip that happens when there's an eagerness to find as much separation from Trump as possible.
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Trump, despite his eagerness to jump into Republican primaries across the country, had stayed out of the Tennessee gubernatorial race.
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The go-for-it eagerness of Samantha Figgins (who joined the company in 2014) and Chalvar Monteiro (19353) is terrific.
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She'll never forget the eagerness of the job candidates, including one who showed up to the interview two hours early.
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Yet the president's eagerness to let loose one night each year only highlights the restraint he practiced the other 364.
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But that eagerness has deflated over the past year as investors have questioned whether the scooter companies can make money.
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I slipped into the increasingly familiar world of each movie with eagerness and enthusiasm, feelings which were in themselves marvels.
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But in their eagerness to enact changes, some are facing a backlash from law enforcement groups and more conservative politicians.
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And no union exists for models, whose youth and eagerness for a measure of stardom make them disinclined to complain.
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Their eagerness to address racial inequality is one reason why discussions about diversity and institutional racism have entered the mainstream.
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Instead, the recurrent interest stems from public and elite eagerness to believe that discrimination against women and minorities was justified.
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The White House may only insert a reference to Trump's eagerness to work with Democrats to get a deal done.
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According to Reuters, the Chinese foreign ministry said Monday that China and the U.S. have expressed an eagerness to work together.
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He set out to reverse many of his predecessor's policies, but in his eagerness at restraint he pulled back too far.
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Mondelez asks for honesty, eagerness and a firm grasp of the English language in its latest recruit to the chocolate factory.
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Tony Blair's eagerness to be close to George W. Bush cost him European allies and took Britain into the Iraq war.
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However, Richard's eagerness to escalate the situation by remaining defiant is illustrating how the Kingdom's peace is a poorly disguised lie.
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It also shows the eagerness of Grab, which has raised billions of dollars from investors, to put its cash to work.
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The Seattle-based company has tried to meet Chinese customers' eagerness for convenience by partnering with Alibaba to deliver its drinks.
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Pai's eagerness to obliterate these protections to aide Sinclair has resulted in a corruption inquiry by the agency's nonpartisan Inspector General.
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Much of the press, in its eagerness to inform the public, has become a conduit for the equivalent of junk mail.
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The worried experts feared Mr Trump, in his eagerness to save face and make a deal, would make a bad deal.
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Jeep's Gladiator pickup rolls up and down gnarly terrain with the eagerness of a big dog bolting down a marble staircase.
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His spin on the case is that ETE manipulated Latham, taking advantage of lawyers' baked-in eagerness to serve their clients.
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Rowling's insertion of wizarding culture into existing history does not prompt that kind of eagerness, however, because the details already exist.
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Off-camera, she's been stealing hearts left and right with her sincere gratitude, raw humility, and eagerness to engage with fans.
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The eagerness of weak, or ill-equipped, teachers to outsource classroom discipline to the cops is another part of the problem.
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This is yet another astonishing example of Facebook's complete disregard for data privacy and eagerness to engage in anti-competitive behavior.
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Facebook continues to demonstrate its eagerness to look over everyone's shoulder and watch everything they do in order to make money.
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The house seemed like a good deal, and in their eagerness to pounce, they neglected to take certain factors into account.
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It's floating by itself against a blank white backdrop, gesturing toward me with its unmoving smile and a dog-like eagerness.
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A calling card of Rønnenfelt's as a lyricist has always been his eagerness for juxtapositions—abstractness and specificity, beauty and ugliness.
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Eagerness gave way to a triumphant sense of mastery that morphed into anxiety and eventually into panic and finally into defeat.
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Mrs Lam, who during the summer expressed eagerness for dialogue with her critics, now dismisses protesters as "enemies of the people".
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Will the disastrous Helsinki summit and its aftermath speed up Kelly's departure (or the president's eagerness for another new top adviser)?
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In its eagerness to whoop and gloat over positive economic news, the administration destroys the confidence essential for sustained economic prosperity.
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In its eagerness to riff, the company bypasses the foundation of its show, and the riffing has nothing to stand on.
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"There was an eagerness in the military to do something quickly," a senior official with knowledge of the strike told me.
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Trump's new openness to work with Democrats signals the President's eagerness to live up to his reputation as a shrewd negotiator.
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If these brick-laying voluntourists overlooked such things in their eagerness to get their hands dirty, they wouldn't be the first.
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On other occasions, however, Burr has demonstrated an eagerness to help Trump, and a willingness to break with the intelligence community.
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Ms. DeVos' eagerness to shill for those corporate interests is apparent in a craven new policy statement from the Education Department.
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Surging to life with measured eagerness, "Shinin" finds the K-pop singer-songwriter in an uncommonly cheery mood, and it glows.
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Mr. Trump's eagerness to slip the leash of his handlers was apparent in the days leading up to the troop decision.
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In the mid-2000s, amid an accelerating economy and eagerness about emerging markets, Indian contemporary art was deemed a booming industry.
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Democrats have said that Mr. Myers has significant conflicts of interest, including his past eagerness to privatize the National Weather Service.
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In his eagerness to finally ask Ms. Chang to be his wife, he didn't anchor the camera in the sand sturdily.
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Your eagerness to figure out what's happening is in tension with your growing apprehension about what you will eventually find out.
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"This might surprise you," he said, smiling, of his eagerness to master a new sport, "but I have an addictive personality."
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And Senate Republicans have shown no eagerness to pursue spending cuts as they go about trying to pass a tax bill.
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The aides also worry that Mr. Kim, sensing the president's eagerness, is prepared to offer assurances that will fade over time.
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Along with a string of others — brown people, blackpeople, people of all tints, all ages, voices breaking with eagerness, sore voices.
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The new prime minister has a penchant for finding the center of controversy and an eagerness for headline-capturing political fisticuffs.
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But Mr. Spicer's "eagerness and willingness" to confront the press corps so directly represented a break from tradition, Mr. Fleischer said.
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Sanders had signaled an eagerness to go after Biden, while Warren had been emphasizing recently her ability to unite the party.
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As the team's popularity has grown, so has the eagerness of brands to be associated with the USWNT and their message.
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Plus among demographics who tend to vote Democratic, the young and people of color, eagerness to vote is also way up.
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"Sandberg leans forward towards her audience, which shows her eagerness to relay information and strengthens her connection to them," Railton says.
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The increase in androgen receptors increases the influence of testosterone, which further increases their confidence and eagerness to tackle future challenges.
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On the other hand, he appears serious about his eagerness to reverse America's 80-year-long commitment to expanding world trade.
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The eagerness to land Bond underscores the continuing strength of the series but also the realities of the modern movie business.
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Bourdain saw food and feasts like a moment in the backseat of a car, with something like eagerness and awe simultaneously.
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The emails were subsequently published by the Times, showing Don Jr.'s eagerness to receive scuttlebutt on Clinton from the Russians.
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The presidential trip had been under discussion for months, and Mr. Obama had made little secret of his eagerness to visit Cuba.
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The feeling of treading water at work can be detrimental to your productivity and damper your eagerness to continue to perform well.
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There is one way in which Klinsmann differentiates himself from previous National Team coaches: his eagerness to blame American culture in general.
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While Sonders believes investors' eagerness overall should be muted in the near-term, she thinks the implications for earnings are potentially significant.
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The White House is less open to a deal on infrastructure, the area where Democrats are expressing an eagerness to do business.
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Why it matters: It speaks to Amazon's eagerness to win live sports rights as it continues to build its streaming TV business.
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That is almost double their 43% turnout at the 2015 election, before which they also told pollsters of their eagerness to vote.
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And Arya's clear joy and eagerness over the fight is such a wonder, coming from a grim kid with a kill list.
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Most sweeping is the priority granted to married couples, justified in recent years by Singapore's eagerness to raise its low birth rate.
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But guys, Jenner has been dropping hints about her eagerness to start a family and become a mother for quite some time.
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Eagerness to raise birth rates is probably one reason why party organs seem ever keener to talk up the joys of marriage.
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Trump, a former reality TV star whose catchphrase was "You're fired!" has often boasted of his eagerness to get rid of subordinates.
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My apparent eagerness to risk life and limb to save a couple of bucks a month had led me to reflect further.
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Even Germany's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who usually displays an embarrassing eagerness to accommodate Russian vanity, called Moscow's statements "political propaganda".
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The Perez Companc group has taken a "conservative" stance toward ADM's overtures and has shown no eagerness to sell, the source said.
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This increase in androgen receptors increases the influence of testosterone, which further increases your confidence and your eagerness to tackle future challenges.
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Plummer does wonders with the role just on his complicated facial expressions: he radiates caution, resentment, and eagerness at the same time.
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Thanks to Americans' eagerness to learn more about their roots, his former colleagues on the court may be revisiting the subject soon.
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But, Nadler's eagerness to investigate Trump doesn't mean he wants to rush toward impeaching the President as some other House Democrats do.
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Some fear that the pope's eagerness to reach a deal could play into the hands of China's hard-line president, Xi Jinping.
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Mr. Naifeh said that Mr. Smith's eagerness to take on ever more elaborate projects was his way of challenging his medical diagnosis.
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Their eagerness, their innocence and the way they so happily go wherever they may be needed makes them men's best co-workers.
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At 34, he still possesses an "aw, shucks" quality to his demeanor, a shyness and eagerness that leaven his cool-kid cred.
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Her supposed "demands" might simply be synonymous with the world's eagerness to see her misstep, and her refusing to let that happen.
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This is a show that badly wants to be liked, but in its eagerness it comes across as relentless and overly polished.
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President Donald Trump's eagerness to stop social distancing in just weeks to help jump-start the U.S. economy could force the issue.
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But most women don't want Trump to be president, and the 2018 midterms showed a widespread eagerness to put women in office.
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"I fear his eagerness to get along with Putin might produce concessions that do not serve American national interests," Mr. McFaul said.
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I hate the eagerness of so many people to find bad guys and draw them to the world's attention for public vilification.
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But the words mean something different now — gratitude for his opportunities, he said, and an eagerness to make the most of them.
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In his eagerness, Zhang predicts, Trump might be willing to give some concessions in order to get back to the negotiating table.
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"It's been four years that we've been waiting for this," she said, describing her eagerness for Mr. Olsen to be behind bars.
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Candidates show an eagerness to defy moderate, traditional national party norms as they court the increasingly vocal progressive wing of the party.
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As a citizen of Norway, I can tell you we're not flattered, but offended by the President's eagerness to have us emigrate.
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New Hampshire voters are known for their steely New England independence, an eagerness to buck whatever those Midwesterners do with their votes.
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Until then, and again afterward in a brief coda, the audience is the beneficiary of Bubbly's (and Ms. Childs's) eagerness to charm.
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The Fed may yet curb its eagerness to raise rates and, in any event, could reverse rate increases if they proved untimely.
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He was, in short, a man who could be counted on to have strong opinions, and a boundless eagerness to share them.
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But in the four days I had the GT, my wife was astonished at my eagerness to run errands of any kind.
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Mifsud introduced Papadopoulos to various Russians who expressed an eagerness to have better relations with the United States in a Trump administration.
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The frenzy and eagerness to capitalize on what some in media have dubbed the "Trump Effect" has led to some sloppy journalism.
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Republican lawmakers joined Democrats to condemn the president's deference to Putin, but his eagerness to work with Russia is not without defenders.
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They are, however, a good judge of voters' eagerness and decidedness, which can be a source of encouragement — or discouragement — for campaigns.
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They were joined most prominently by Heritage Action and the Club for Growth, which has shown an eagerness to meddle in Republican primaries.
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But I appreciate the eagerness and excitement of all of the folks in the media excited to see me back in the ring.
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That's because Snapchat's eagerness to develop a bevy of sales channels made it very tough to forecast demand for its lackluster v1 Spectacles.
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Whatever current-account deficits remained would be easy enough to finance, given bullish investors' eagerness to lend to the fast-growing emerging world.
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Contemporary horror films, often ruthless in their eagerness to deliver the ostensible scary goods, frequently decline to adhere to their own internal logic.
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Back then, Williams was described as pudgy, with a short afro, glasses, and an eagerness to put people in the spotlight, including himself.
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Investors have expressed an eagerness for a piece of California's burgeoning legit marijuana market, estimated to be worth $4 billion to $11 billion.
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The scholars attributed this "misalignment" to differences in "noncognitive skills": attentiveness, persistence, eagerness to learn, the ability to sit still and work independently.
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With less than three weeks before the first presidential debate, she has shown an eagerness in recent days to attack Trump more directly.
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" Blumenthal, meanwhile, called the story an "astonishing example of Facebook's complete disregard for data privacy and eagerness to engage in anti-competitive behavior.
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"Facebook continues to demonstrate its eagerness to look over everyone's shoulder and watch everything they do in order to make money," Blumenthal wrote.
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In spite of my initial eagerness to leave Northern Ireland, however, being away from home actually made me more attached to the place.
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At the time, Trump transition officials said the incoming president, who was looking to prove himself on the international stage, welcomed Abe's eagerness.
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No two readers had the same impression of the book—we range from frustration to elation, united only by an eagerness to discuss.
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Why does Ball conflate "conspiracy theorists" with the reporting of an award-winning journalist, who also mentioned the Versaces' eagerness to cremate Gianni?
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Of course, Facebook did build a massive business from its users' eagerness to connect with one another and share their personal information online.
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Take Your Time: A common mistake people make, even in person, is cutting someone else off in conversation out of eagerness or impatience.
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Benscoter's eagerness to leave her small town and desire to become part of something bigger made her a prime target for the Moonies.
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As the Sun spends time in psychic Cancer, don't be surprised if your eagerness to study astrology or other new age subjects increases.
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This eagerness toward the adaptation is understandable, given its ungainly charm, but the problem is that the documentary isn't strictly about the remake.
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Her eagerness to return to school conflicted with what she said in a now-deleted YouTube video recorded before she started at USC.
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The shop owner, Suat Durnah, 63, leapt up from his chair in his eagerness to vent his fears and frustrations to a reporter.
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In the past, House Republicans have shown an eagerness to scale back this research (though not, oddly enough, R&D for fossil fuels).
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Vice President Mike Pence, a man who has already shown his eagerness to restrict abortion provisions, is one impeachment away from the presidency.
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The real question is whether that eagerness ever added up to a systematic outreach, and if so, how high up that outreach originated.
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Back then, his eagerness to blend jazz and soul influences with Afro-Cuban musical traditions helped lead a wave of innovation in salsa.
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For years they share an insular, antisocial utopia, united by their anticapitalist eagerness to eke out an existence eating boiled nettles and acorns.
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The President has expressed his eagerness to bring an end to the investigation as quickly as possible, according to one source with knowledge.
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Maria is about to start college in New Orleans, and her eagerness to escape Natchitoches matches Peter's determination to stay in Cane River.
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Jackson, though, is a special case, mostly because of his transcendent running ability and Baltimore's eagerness to make full use of it. 16.
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The delegation said Kim committed to denuclearization and expressed eagerness to meet Trump as soon as possible, an offer the president quickly accepted.
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The Kentucky Republican said earlier this week that he is not anxious to move on to the task, despite the President's clear eagerness.
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One of 93 Savage's most appealing attributes is his seeming constitutional revulsion against the eagerness and glitter that come with contemporary rap stardom.
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He has left it to subordinates to publicly criticize Russian actions while personally expressing admiration for Mr. Putin and eagerness to be friends.
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The Trump administration's eagerness to remove Mr. Maduro could hurt the legitimacy of any new Venezuelan government, regardless of how it comes about.
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In this documentary, Ruth Beckermann dissects how onetime UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim was able to exploit Austria's eagerness to erase its history.
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This year's deal came after Mr. Moon, a political liberal who has expressed eagerness to restore inter-Korean exchanges, took office last May.
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The success of her company was built on its propensity and eagerness to perform exactly the type of function that was revealed last week.
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Another equally disturbing possibility is that companies are spending themselves into oblivion — something the public markets won't tolerate — in their eagerness for Valley stardom.
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Mr. Parker's eagerness for the film to be shown in theaters for an Oscar run may have tipped the decision in Fox Searchlight's favor.
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Unfortunately, in my eagerness to try on the basic cotton shirt with the VIEWS logo in front of a mirror, I just missed him.
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And contemporary artists would bring new life to the form decades later, offering up enclosed concoctions that pandered to our eagerness to be voyeurs.
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Both are deficit hawks who have expressed concern that the GOP's eagerness to cut taxes will lead them to blow up the federal deficit.
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What comes to mind is Trump Jr.'s eagerness to accept dirt on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton from Russians at the Trump Tower meeting.
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The shadow of the Clinton scandal, and Trump's eagerness to attack her for it, will likely raise questions about the differences between the two.
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And to put it simply, a big part of Sanders' appeal to young people is that he echoes their eagerness for a political revolution.
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It's not just that It will kill you; It wants to feed on your fear with the same eagerness I reserve for free food.
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According to economic theory, the neutral rate reconciles the eagerness to invest and the willingness to save when the economy is in full bloom.
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The common theme in all these adventures is an eagerness to mix high and popular culture in ways that poke joyful fun at both.
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Almost sixteen, pumped with eagerness for science and fiction and outer space and dreams of escaping the dreary prisons of home and high school.
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To that end, Congress should take care -- in its eagerness to flex its newfound investigative muscle -- not to interfere with Mueller or the SDNY.
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What's more, it sheds new light on other Trump campaign officials' eagerness for damaging material on Hillary Clinton, no matter how dubious its provenance.
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Her eagerness to put down roots in New York City hardened into resolve when her London tenants showed themselves to be a bad bunch.
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His central message is a thoroughgoing critique of modern liberal culture, which he views as suicidal in its eagerness to upend age-old verities.
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Even more problematic is the speed with which Walter (Ryan Eggold), a Klan organizer, calls him back, all eagerness, and proposes that they meet.
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Ms. Landon's troupe of well-trained, youthful performers attack her elastic phrases and science-fiction-thriller rhythms (freezing and fast-forwarding) with touching eagerness.
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But her eagerness to be part of the Sunday night crew led her to a game last May at Dodger Stadium without an assignment.
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At what point does a person's eagerness to get the most out of a buffet shift from frugal zealousness to straight-up criminal behavior?
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On his return, this same eagerness to please and to play by the rules in the police force ends up in the same results.
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The reach of Russian state propaganda has been amplified by President Trump's eagerness to push Kremlin-friendly narratives, sometimes literally from the Oval Office.
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If the United States cannot provide clinching evidence of Iranian culpability, its eagerness to assign blame looks like a ruse to start a war.
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But the eagerness of Apple to add shows to its developing slate is further proof of how intense the competition for content has become.
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A review of Mr. Trump's comments during and after the 2016 presidential campaign reveals his eagerness to praise them when they investigate his opponents.
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But Mr. Trump's hyperbole is of a different magnitude, and so is his audience's eagerness to embrace the president's strikingly high regard for himself.
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The same animus lies behind the Trump administration's eagerness to exclude refugees, and behind the proposed ban on transgender people serving in the military.
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They then briefed Mr. Trump in the White House about Mr. Zelensky and his eagerness to combat corruption, but Mr. Trump was not convinced.
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Few classical music critics in the United States since Virgil Thomson possessed his way with words, or his eagerness to wield them without mercy.
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Instead, in its eagerness to depict its subject through the pivoting lenses of gleeful satire and high melodrama, Hunters usually shifts into empty provocation.
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Mr. McConnell had instructed his staff to make it punishing, to exhaust senators and fuel their eagerness to bring it to a quick end.
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But their conversations reflected the eagerness of some Democrats to avoid the spectacle of a highly partisan impeachment of Mr. Trump in the House.
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Behaviors that signify eagerness to observers include the following: quick, directed locomotion; frantic search; teasing of the experimenter; and execution of freudensprung ("joy jumps").
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Brazilian lawmakers and military officials alike have expressed renewed eagerness to establish a new TSA, matched in turn by the interest of U.S. companies.
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Note that we have terrible wars in the Middle East caused in large part by overt, foreign (Western) eagerness to intervene (Iraq, Palestine, Libya).
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That eagerness has been matched on the US side by Obama, for whom the Iran deal may well be a crowning foreign policy achievement.
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My eagerness stemmed from a desire for approval—but paradoxically, being too willing to get naked took all of the fun out of hazing.
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At the risk of sounding overly PC, however, her phrasing and eagerness to lump her heterosexuality into her national identity feels insensitive and tone-deaf.
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The fallout was contained by ECB QE, strong technicals - including a relative shortage of new paper - and investor eagerness to benefit from the expected recovery.
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Google Clips is targeting parents and pet owners, with the success of the device contingent on their eagerness to document more hours of their lives.
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But it's great to see that Mojang is still showing an eagerness to break out of the blocky walls of Minecraft and into new genres.
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Although the recession left significant idle capacity, several manufacturers have shown eagerness to renovate their facilities for fear of missing the start of the recovery.
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The company's water, enhanced water and sports drink business saw unit case volume grow by 6%, driven by consumers' eagerness for smaller, immediate consumption packages.
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Anyway, the combination of eagerness to bomb everyone in sight and a propensity to whine and throw a tantrum over every perceived slight remains remarkable.
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What makes it compulsive viewing is not the patterned shirts or the avocado tips, but the men's eagerness to empathise and engage with their mentees.
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"You don't want to get in a situation where they can use your eagerness, excitement or urgency to get a car against you," he adds.
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Conway and other members of Trump's top staff have had to gently push back against Trump's eagerness to compete in states where Republicans aren't competitive.
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"I'm going crazy at home, and I need some adult stimulation," she explains to her sister, dripping with eagerness, and a slight hint of begging.
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"You don't want to get in a situation where they can use your eagerness, excitement or urgency to get a car against you," he says.
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Since then, however, right-wing constituents have become enraged at the process and, in turn, have a new eagerness to vote in November, he said.
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The presidents need to minimise recession risks explains his eagerness to conclude a trade agreement with China even at the risk of undermining his negotiators.
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The one-day conference underscored Moscow's eagerness to play a role in the Afghan peace process but the Kabul government did not send a delegation.
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Along with the president's eagerness to negotiate the deal of the century, these actions show a desire to make real progress in the peace process.
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But in his eagerness to uphold that reputation, he sacrificed his other identity as a populist who is fighting for the middle and working class.
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In their eagerness to make good on the promised Muslim ban, the Trump administration rushed out an un-vetted executive order that was legally vulnerable.
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And as Alan Siegel detailed for the Washingtonian, the two clashed over Graham's eagerness to be a scorer when he should have been a rebounder.
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Trump this week signaled an eagerness to revive that issue, which stalled in the Senate after passing the House with overwhelming support earlier this year.
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Ms. Fleming shaped the phrases tenderly and conveyed almost an eagerness to slip into sleep, exactly the quality with which Strauss's music imbues the words.
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Providers "get to know the bravery, the reluctance to give up, the eagerness with which they hear footsteps of a visitor," Charon told Reuters Health.
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Their eagerness to both admit to being cucked by the president and to blame him for cucking them shows us just how raw feelings are.
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But there is widespread eagerness among Democrats to see Clinton channel her status in the party into something more meaningful than pursuing old campaign grudges.
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Trump's eagerness to sanction individuals may exceed that of other presidents, but it certainly is not unprecedented — and the results are sometimes not known immediately.
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"Trump — in his eagerness to find negotiating leverage — linked national security and trade with regard to Huawei to create a new bargaining chip," Moon said.
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The eagerness with which the administration and congressional Republicans responded to large donors' requests for special favors in the tax bill won't help their case.
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A Clinton victory in November would certainly be viewed as a breakthrough in many quarters, but King, who expresses eagerness for it, also sounds impatient.
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I must have had it out, in my eagerness to be ready, to have all in order, in my anticipation of meeting the border patrol.
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Tech boost: Nadella's experience at Microsoft, a global technology company, will be an obvious benefit to Starbucks, which has shown eagerness to adopt new technology.
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His eagerness to restore rights to these individuals without what many saw as sufficient concessions on the recipients' parts led to increasing conflict with Congress.
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Pollsters often measure intensity — or how excited people are to vote — by asking them to rate their eagerness on a scale of 1 to 7003.
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Surprise, usually thought to be so important to humor, turns out to play second fiddle to our eagerness to laugh and our ever-renewable credulousness.
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"I remember being very impressed by her sharp wit and clarity, and her eagerness to hear about our research and science in general," she says.
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Mr. Khattala was captured in Libya in 2013 by a similar American force, demonstrating the eagerness of the United States to hunt down those involved.
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When the Mets seemed on the verge of a fight with the Phillies during a game in April, third baseman Todd Frazier noticed Alonso's eagerness.
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And he gained the unbridled endorsement from the man who heads the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, whose eagerness to flatter his interlocutors is legendary.
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Given the prince's eagerness to combat Iran, Palestinians are concerned he could embrace a proposal unfavorable to them, for an alliance with Israel against Iran.
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I didn't get it because collaboration assumed a person, a whole self, rather than someone who feverishly, with distressed eagerness, struggled to maintain a role.
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It showed America's eagerness to embrace a man who persevered through years of setbacks, especially self-inflicted ones, regardless of whatever selective amnesia that requires.
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Current and former administration officials have said President Donald Trump's eagerness to downplay bad news has undercut his own administration's efforts to contain the outbreak.
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Balancing the mechanicals' scenes are the ones focusing on the foursome of mismatched young lovers, whose antics have a youthful mix of eagerness and awkwardness.
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As the students began to play, the music was a bit out of tune, but there was no dismissing their passion and eagerness for performing.
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Throughout the morning they toggled between eagerness and mild embarrassment as they quizzed Ms. Carillo about the life of a pro and practiced her techniques.
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Moreover, feeling left out often translates into an eagerness to be "let in" — an impulse that seems to have informed Mr. Kushner's post-collegiate years.
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") and said Schumer had come out of the visit with a new eagerness to resolve the nation's immigration problems ("He said he wants to meet.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, has signaled an eagerness to take on Sanders, with his campaign increasingly criticizing the tactics of the Vermont senator's sometimes rabid online following.
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Sundance film Festival It covers pressure not to speak out politically and an eating disorder kept at bay as she questions her eagerness to please.
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Often better heard than seen, with his physical antics, Mr. Lang is a disarming presence here in his eagerness to soak up Mr. Harnoncourt's wisdom.
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An ambitious fellow student, Alana, played with the bossy eagerness of a classic overachiever by Kristolyn Lloyd, decides to start a fund in Connor's name.
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The president's need to minimize recession risks explains his eagerness to conclude a trade agreement with China – even at the risk of undermining his negotiators.
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The Iowa caucus also illuminated something else: the eagerness with which Trump and his supporters will cast doubt on election returns for their own gain.
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"The notion of a woman hero is a fine example of women's eagerness to accept the appearance of achievement without actual achievement," the email read.
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The Blue Dogs had initially expressed an eagerness to join Republicans in the push for sweeping tax reform, which stands among the GOP's top priorities.
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An article on Sunday about Mexico's eagerness to see the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiated referred incompletely to the current status of the peso.
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That history left some experts skeptical of the company's latest commitment, and of the White House's eagerness to claim credit for a major economic victory.
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In this moment, XIV illustrates its eagerness to subvert what is perhaps the core philosophy of not just a genre, but also an entire medium.
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Sachs contrasted the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service's reluctance with the agency's eagerness to approve state proposals that would require Medicaid beneficiaries to work.
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Now they daily — hourly, even — express intense anxiety about the pressure they are under and profound eagerness to see their way clear of this mess.
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But ever since he became president, Trump has done the opposite and accused the Fed of hurting the market with excessive eagerness to raise rates.
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Orphan Black's eagerness to do so is genuinely thrilling, especially when it results in an episode as challenging and thought-provoking as "Human Raw Material."
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Canada's government under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has adopted a smart approach — get ahead of change, and show great eagerness to engage with the United States.
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Critics have questioned whether Trump has made any substantive gains from his friendships and worry that his eagerness to talk to strongmen results in legitimizing them.
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And demonetisation, for all its failings, at least shows that Mr Modi is willing to take bold steps in his eagerness to overhaul the Indian economy.
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Additionally, despite an eagerness to begin peace negotiations on the Houthis' part, the government, mistrustful of Houthi intentions, deferred them until the Stockholm agreements are implemented.
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And in recent weeks the President's eagerness for the Justice Department to focus on his perceived critics has caused awkward issues for Durham and the department.
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Its eagerness to dish salacious gossip was often condemned, but it was also one of the few early digital publishers to build a profitable independent business.
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While candidate Trump was quick to show an eagerness to find common ground with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he also advanced a major conventional military buildup.
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As the fervent audience awaited her with open arms, she leaped from the stage with an eagerness that seemed to have been building for 15 years.
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On a larger level, what I've seen unfold, even in this short week, is that there's an eagerness among some media to humanize the Border Patrol.
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She's naïve, but she responds to predatory photographers and jealous models with what seems like an authentic eagerness to be exploited, if it gets her ahead.
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He also knew that the country's eagerness to bury the truth only strengthened the impulse among veterans to self-induce amnesia of the trauma they experienced.
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His eagerness to pull U.S. forces out of Syria also aligned with Erdogan's plan to send troops across the border to drive back the Kurdish YPG.
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Whether intentional or not, his eagerness to lie about even the most inconsequential matter only helps foreign adversaries who want to undermine and control our elections.
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Despite their personal feelings toward Mr. Ailes, which run cool, and despite their eagerness to modernize 21st Century Fox, the company needs Mr. Ailes, analysts say.
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For all his wide-eyed eagerness, he bore a strain of old-fashioned Western superiority that can afflict both the social scientist and the avid tourist.
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As a result, the recent public utterances of business leaders have displayed a new caution, coupled with an extravagant eagerness to demonstrate loyalty to the Party.
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China's eagerness to save the BRI from another embarrassing setback leads some analysts to believe it might be open to striking a pragmatic compromise with Malaysia.
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Trump Jr. has faced intense scrutiny this week after releasing an email exchange showing his eagerness to meet with the lawyer and receive information on Clinton.
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"He expressed his eagerness to meet President Trump as soon as possible," Mr. Chung said at the White House on Thursday evening after meeting the president.
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Trump's eagerness to improve U.S. relations with Russia had been met with skepticism in Congress, where lawmakers nearly unanimously approved tough sanctions targeting Moscow in 2017.
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Over 70 years after the end of World War II, museums and other institutions around Europe are still returning looted artwork, with varying speed and eagerness.
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Mr. Trump's decision to personally meet the North Korean envoy displayed his eagerness to be at the center of the action for the high-stakes talks.
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The power of "The Boys" comes from its attack on the illiberal vigilantism embodied by The Seven, and on their fans' eagerness to embrace their oppressors.
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Neither man, according to their cellmates and prison officials, has expressed any eagerness to go back to North Korea, fearing what awaits them and their families.
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In our eagerness to make feminism more friendly to the mainstream, we didn't fully consider what it would mean if any woman could claim the label.
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Still, his eagerness to immerse himself in modern-day communism, he said, stemmed more from his interest in history rather than any sort of ideological curiosity.
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Mike Pompeo is the sort of well-credentialed tough guy, with hawkish politics and an eagerness to speak his mind, that President Trump seems to admire.
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Overall, Bridenstine was obviously eager to talk about commercialization, and NASA's eagerness to work with commercial partners on the Artemis program, and on space in general.
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Or maybe her eagerness to hop on a plane without him — with a potential apocalypse looming, no less — tells him that she might be gone forever.
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She felt something else entirely: the kind of eagerness born of waiting for years to seal the deal on a romance in which everything went right.
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The F.E.C. hasn't shown an eagerness to enforce many campaign finance laws for the past decade, and it has lacked a quorum of commissioners since September.
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Transactions like luxury giant LVMH's $16 billion takeover of American jeweller Tiffany & Co underscore an eagerness to tap into growth in the United States and Asia.
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In 1991, as George H.W. Bush assembled a coalition to push Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait, the Pentagon was impressed by Zayed's eagerness to take part.
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While leading expansion at Poshmark in my early 20's, I saw the hunger and eagerness in the plus community for deeper connection with one another.
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A willingness to see oneself and the world around us clearly, and an eagerness to change it, and not just in ways that make us comfortable.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Sunday about Mexico's eagerness to see the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiated referred incompletely to the current status of the peso.
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President Donald Trump recently made clear his eagerness to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, effectively ceding the country to Iran, more chemical attacks and further conflict.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa. — The night began with giddy eagerness as the crowd trickled into the warren of rooms at the back of a bar just outside Pittsburgh.
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It's not necessarily the tone of our speech, but our eagerness to return fire, to cast recriminating fingers, to accuse the other side of doing worse.
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For musical proof of this, consider the eagerness with which the Japanese periodically forsake their high-tech existence and immerse themselves in their age-old music-theatre.
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These hacks show the increasing eagerness (and ability) of hackers to access sensitive data, and the importance of implementing security measures that keep users' personal information safe.
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More often, the chaos Mr Wolff describes had already been exposed by journalists—testament to the eagerness of Mr Trump's feuding advisers to brief against one another.
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Mr. Moscovici said his proposals also showed Europe's eagerness to put into effect international standards endorsed by the leaders of Group of 20 major economies last year.
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From one chief of staff to the other, Ayers sent a tweet to express his eagerness for his new role: CNN's Liz Stark contributed to this story.
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He saw the eagerness that people had to interact one-on-one with machines, and he quickly learned how trusting they would be with their personal information.
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The combination of an open mind and an eagerness to sow wild oats can be both a blessing and a curse: I know this to be true.
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Verizon's eagerness to show off its rigorous testing should come as no surprise to anyone paying attention to how things are shaking out in the wireless market.
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Two years later, they're back For many critics and listeners, Rae Sremmurd's boyish voices and apparent eagerness to please felt like permission to not take them seriously.
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But despite the administration's eagerness to wrap up U.S. presence in the country, no formal process has begun to bring troops home, indicating a long road ahead.
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His eagerness to champion the cause could endear him to both the White House and conservative lawmakers -- two constituencies that could be crucial to securing the Speakership.
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He was joined by diplomats from the United States Embassy, underscoring China's eagerness to show it was cooperating with American law enforcement to combat the fentanyl scourge.
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Because her transits are so regular, the dog knows when to expect her: even before she comes into view he is at the gate, panting with eagerness.
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The agreement's weaknesses and omissions — the result of Obama-era eagerness to secure a deal at any cost — are well known on both sides of the aisle.
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Those are key voting blocs in the path to the majority, which could be fueling Pelosi's eagerness to dive head first into the anti-corruption messaging strategy.
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But in hindsight, the album also had a debutante's nervous eagerness; it was full of arrangements and vocals that held a few more flourishes than they needed.
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His eagerness to champion the cause could endear him to both the White House and conservative lawmakers — two constituencies that could be crucial to securing the Speakership.
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Inundated with footage of sunny weather and smooth concrete, there was always an eagerness to believe, at least in part, that good spots could make a skater.
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The contrasting views underscore differing views within the administration on overall Russia policy, and Trump's eagerness to develop a working relationship with Russia despite the ongoing investigations.
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But Trump's admiration of Jackson is yet another disturbing indication of his authoritarian tendencies, and his seeming eagerness to encourage bigotry and even violence toward racial minorities.
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All the necessary conditions for an affair are in place, from Greg's infidelity to Steve's divorce to his eagerness to rescue her from even the mildest inconveniences.
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The names Ms. Kennedy enlisted bear testament to the eagerness, if not desperation, of Hollywood heavyweights to be on the right side of the sexual harassment story.
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Smaller federations, needing lifelines to develop talent, expressed eagerness for the infusion of money promised by the Kosmos deal, which will divide $25 million among national associations.
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His eagerness for remedies no doubt reflects a sincere desire to deliver Americans from the nightmare of lockdowns, fear for loved ones and atmosphere of national trauma.
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Alex Rosenfield, 31, scored the scratched bergère chair, though he almost lost it on the staircase when he skipped a step in his eagerness and dropped it.
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Regrettably, that is not likely to happen as long as both houses of Congress are controlled by Republicans, who have shown little eagerness for holding him accountable.
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An eagerness among Republicans to demonstrate that they can govern heading into the 2018 midterm elections helped drive the rapid pace for their first big legislative accomplishment.
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Their actions demonstrate not only a willingness to negotiate or work with Trump but also an eagerness to throw their constituents under a bus while enabling him.
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The aggressive posture has provoked questions about whether the Democrats' eagerness to investigate Trump will distract from the kitchen-table issues they ran on during the midterms.
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Instead, he threw down a challenge that was itself provocative and displayed an eagerness to confront Iran, a risky path that could lead to a military conflict.
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Mike Cribari, a co-founder of Clovr, said he was a bit surprised that eagerness to make a fast buck was the top reason for buying bitcoin.
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Trump's eagerness to meet again with Kim is matched only by the North Korean leader, who has repeatedly telegraphed his desire for a second summit with Trump.
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The eagerness of investors is driving up a wide range of asset prices, a trend the Fed said had continued since its last report in mid-February.
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The second referred to the "wonderful New Yorkers that I've gotten to know" and eagerness "for the rest of the country to get to know" her mother.
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Mr. Putin has placed heavy public emphasis on new economic agreements, while analysts said he would privately express dismay at Belgrade's eagerness to join the European Union.
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He's a goateed bro in his mid-twenties, rocking a grey pullover hoodie, a brown stocking cap, and an eagerness to share his killer idea—Airbnb for parking!
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It appeared in the middle of a Stephen King renaissance that has yet to wane, and the two-year wait for the new film hasn't dulled fans' eagerness.
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Despite these challenges, members of Congress are clearly still excited about the flagship mission, with several expressing their eagerness to show the world what American science can do.
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Iñárritu's honorary Oscar, however, was in keeping with the Academy's eagerness to engage with a different pressing theme that has preoccupied the industry: the struggle for minority representation.
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A Question of Gameness In fighting, they talk about gameness—the eagerness to fight despite prospect of harm or injury—as an essential quality of any great competitor.
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Nestlé's acquisition in 2017 of a majority stake in Blue Bottle Coffee, a hip Californian brand, is a sign of its eagerness to boost its presence in America.
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The latter position would keenly test Carson as being a point man in the Trump efforts to replace Obamacare, but Carson has expressed an eagerness for that job.
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Melinda Ebelhar, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said her clients were disappointed with the decision, and have "indicated eagerness" to ask the appeals court to revisit the case.
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But in her eagerness to demonstrate her opposition to his world view, she seemed to gloss over it rather than actively seize it, which was a missed opportunity.
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Though a bit of a mixed bag, the Wellcome Collection doesn't disappoint in its eagerness to embrace new artistic possibilities at the growing intersection of art and science.
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"Social issues no longer go unnoticed, and there is a general increase in public eagerness, particularly among the youth, to step up and bring positive change," Ayesha said.
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Recently, in a gesture of good will and eagerness to cooperate, American Aya Hijazi was released from an Egyptian prison after Trump directly intervened to secure her release.
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Trump's eagerness to reopen these agreements had the potential to create a new social contract, one that would more justly weigh the impact of trade on vulnerable Americans.
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His eagerness to sit at the bargaining table is praise-worthy but we should never forget that the crisis he is defusing is one of his own making.
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OnePlus says that it's committed to heeding and responding to its fans' wishes, and its eagerness to deliver updates as soon as possible is a testament to that.
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In our visits to Vietnam, we have been impressed by the eagerness of its citizens to take advantage of technology and to compete in the global labor market.
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In their eagerness to host the agencies, some governments have offered tax breaks or rent-free headquarters for the EU institutions - a big break for the bloc's budget.
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The eagerness of Mr. Trump's advisers to accept assistance from Russia and from WikiLeaks in 2016 has a parallel in the current scandal that imperils Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Yet the willingness—even eagerness—of Seattle's three dockless bike sharing companies to enter into expensive and restrictive agreements with the University suggests that another way is possible.
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Mr. Smeets's father tried his hand at different careers; Mr. Smeets sees that turbulence as the root of his own eagerness to try his hand at new things.
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Fields has had an illustrious career as a leader in the automotive business and has chalked it up to his eagerness to find tough problems and solve them.
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Who took her and why are the mysteries that drive this vivid memoir, in which our contemporary eagerness for transparency clashes with Victorian ideals of secrecy and restraint.
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Mr Putin denies any Russian involvement in the atrocity, but his eagerness to obtain Mr Tsemakh, who is not a Russian citizen, is a tacit acknowledgement of guilt.
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Peter Parker is a tenacious young New Yorker with spider-like abilities and a Cancer-like eagerness to prove himself as a valuable member of the Avengers squad.
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I have been consistently critical of the Fed's eagerness to raise rates under both Obama and Trump, but conventional wisdom was on the Fed's side throughout this period.
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Still, some of the political wounds New York's charter school sector has sustained appear self-inflicted, especially in light of the state's eagerness to challenge Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Our eagerness for extra assignments took us both to the same region of the world: My father served in Somalia in 1992; I deployed to Djibouti in 2014.
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Scrutiny is high, amid lingering suspicion of Trump's eagerness to mend fences with Russia and with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation still digging into election meddling by Moscow.
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Your eagerness to label the alleged kidnapping case of Howard Lam, a member of Hong Kong's Democratic Party, as a "brazen crackdown" is also wide of the mark.
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The strategy was on full display on Tuesday — in both his keynote address and in his eagerness to begin bilateral trade negotiations with a handful of foreign partners.
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The outlet for this eagerness has thus far taken the shape of intense advocacy in favor of, or in opposition to, various pillars of potential tax reform legislation.
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Ayatollah Khamenei has deployed unusually caustic language against the re-elected president, warning against his eagerness to woo foreign investment and his openness to Western-style education systems.
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"I think (the magistrate) will have perceived my respect for justice and my eagerness for the truth," Uribe told reporters at the headquarters of his Democratic Center party.
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An eagerness to "do something" has led people to adopt or promote some pretty dubious products, says Kathleen Bachynski, an assistant professor of public health at Muhlenberg College.
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Marzolino explained his eagerness to work with Crocetti to bring this issue to light: I want to talk about my story because people have to know the truth.
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"The State's eagerness to try this case in the media only underscores why this Court's prior confidentiality rulings were correct," the company wrote in the March 5 filing.
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To others, he is a source of concern, as many fear his relative inexperience and eagerness to further open the economy to Chinese investment could compromise Taiwan's sovereignty.
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His eagerness to score points against his fellow judges might be politically dunderheaded since it has alienated potential allies in the court but it energizes his prose with rage.
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Trump tweaked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in brief remarks during the formal luncheon at the Capitol following his inaugural address, signaling his eagerness to get his nominees through.
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Trump's eagerness to sign the bill may be another effort to flog Sessions, roughly the equivalent of kicking a dog while it's tethered to a stake in the yard.
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Musk's businesses have long benefited from government support, and given Trump's eagerness to throw elbows, there's reason to think that support might melt away if the president felt slighted.
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Trump's penchant for stirring up outrage—and the media's eagerness to stoke that outrage—has led to a dynamic where it's difficult to see the forest for the trees.
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In a sign of the industry's eagerness to expand, Ofo, a Mobike rival backed by ride-sharing giant Didi, expanded to Singapore today, according to a Straits Times report.
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Such eagerness for hard-currency debt from a country still reeling from a civil war shows just how far bond investors will now go to get a decent yield.
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On the other, the series needs to find a way to accept the eagerness of local governments to host (and spend money on) its product without exploiting those cities.
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Trump's approval rating continues to sink, and the story about Donald Trump Jr.'s eagerness to accept information from Russian officials that would "incriminate" Hillary Clinton looks increasingly serious.
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K. trade deal -- Trump and May have both expressed eagerness for a trade deal between the two countries following the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union.2.
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That's not to say that Netanyahu and Abbas, both wary of being pegged as the unwilling party, aren't projecting an eagerness to jumpstart peace talks with a new president.
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Judging by the eagerness with which the conservative half of the bench seemed to accept the misleading "hijack" analogy, the court may be headed for a 4-4 tie.
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They seem to have a ceaseless, churning need to produce, and a shared short attention span, which makes Room 104 the ideal playground for their type of experimental eagerness.
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Instead, I found again and again that people met me and my fellow advocates with welcoming hands, smiles and a general eagerness to hear our side of the story.
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That allowed it to achieve tight pricing across all four tranches, underscoring the market's eagerness to get in on one of the marquee offerings of the year so far.
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To many on the right, that speaks of not just dishonesty but Mrs Clinton's blame-America-first instincts, and politically-correct eagerness to downplay the menace of Islamic extremists.
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Faults in the production of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 leading to a global recall of 2.5 million devices may have been caused by the company's eagerness to outmaneuver Apple.
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Cayetana is still a relatively new band, and New Kind of Normal showcases their eagerness to experiment with their sound, even before people have caught onto what it is.
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"I like to get any question pertaining to the company, as I think it demonstrates a certain degree of eagerness and curiosity," he told Business Insider in an email.
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But their war with Israel will gradually come to an end once the inhabitants of the West Bank grasp the Jewish state's eagerness to let them go free. Free?
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Dr. Chen in Belgium said that one reason for the Vatican's eagerness was a sense that the faith had been growing relatively slowly compared with other religions in China.
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His departure clears the way for candidates waiting in the wings who have not shied away from expressing their eagerness for new faces to take it in that direction.
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Lawmakers had publicly fretted about announcing a summit meeting before the deal was inked, suggesting that Mr. Trump was surrendering his leverage in his eagerness to sign an agreement.
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Strauss's subtle lie is that a wise aging woman will naturally make a staggeringly inappropriate erotic choice, jettisoning the search for love in a desperate burst of sexual eagerness.
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The government's eagerness appears to be driven in part by growing concern over the economic impact of the nation's plummeting birthrate, now one of the lowest in the world.
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Dancing with a succession of reluctant suitors (Joshua Bergasse is the choreographer), she throws her legs around their bodies (and even over their shoulders) with a painfully puppyish eagerness.
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Judge Dearie, who had expressed at prior hearings an eagerness to move toward trial, said he would consider whether it made sense to put a date on the calendar.
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Scala is quick to credit Buffon's "maturity, his eagerness to learn, his calmness" as explanations for his success, but his intensity has been equally significant in ensuring his longevity.
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"There seems to be an underlying eagerness to see the SPX sustainably break above 3K and hit fresh highs," Adam Crisafulli, founder of Vital Knowledge, said in a note.
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Prior legal woes aside, Stone's eagerness to discuss his case publicly -- and in colorful fashion -- could make the judge more inclined to put a gag order on the case.
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Los Angeles was, as he put it, a "very Kevin Bacon-like city," and he wanted reporters who either had celebrity connections or showed an eagerness to build them.
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These winning candidates have focused on job creation and training, infrastructure investment, are both anti-abortion, and have demonstrated an eagerness to work across the aisle on key issues.
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Moreover, in its eagerness to rule where terms are unclear, and in the American government's willingness to change its laws in response, they feel an affront to America's sovereignty.
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Amid the possible motives for Russian interference in the American election of 2016 was President Vladimir Putin's eagerness to gain relief from United States sanctions — especially for his cronies.
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In the emails we have from Donald Trump Jr. about that meeting, it appears that, first of all, he's expressing his eagerness to receive help from the Russian government.
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The Clinton campaign's eagerness to use an app to organize the same week it comes out is also an indication of the importance of on-the-ground field organizing.
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When the Saudis negotiate with the Trump administration in the coming weeks, they'll probably consider Trump's eagerness to claim another job-creating deal to be a source of leverage.
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And that's bolstered by Democrats' eagerness to get started on their own oversight investigations of Trump and his ties to Russia when they take control of the House next year.
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I've awaited their arrival into the mainstream with the eagerness of an electric car fan looking forward to the day the roads are filled with Teslas and Leafs and Bolts.
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Erasing contactsGmail's eagerness to make it simple for you to email your contacts is helpful sometimes, but it creates an unsightly mess in your contacts list if you're not careful.
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A misleading TIME magazine cover of President Trump looming over a crying migrant girl has exemplified the media's eagerness to portray the administration's immigration policies in the harshest possible light.
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Despite Kim&aposs apparent eagerness for a summit with Trump, there are doubts that he would fully relinquish his nuclear arsenal, which he may see as his guarantee of survival.
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All of this has been greeted with enormous eagerness by Cubans who work in the private sector, doing everything from running restaurants to selling art to foreign collectors and museums.
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Still, the image of Horowitz and Kane coming towards me on the deck, their hands gripped so tightly on the mic, their eagerness for emphatic voice-raising, stuck with me.
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Just last week, according to her former agent and publicist, Harding insisted that she wants to fine reporters $25,000 if they dig too deep in their eagerness to understand her.
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In a sign of their eagerness to reclaim money, lenders will receive new shares at 3.68 yuan per share, a 71 percent premium to their last traded price in Shanghai.
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The Trump administration has been wary of Moon's eagerness to resume such engagement, fearing a weakening of pressure on Pyongyang will give it no incentive to give up its weapons.
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Broadly, though, the Hommage's low and wide stance was created to achieve a car that could tackle high-speed, twisty race tracks with eagerness and poise — just like 2002 turbo.
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If you were coming into I/O as a fan, you might take all that as a sign of Google's openness, its eagerness to share projects as early as possible.
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His eagerness to seem reasonable about the debt in 19973 led to huge cuts in spending once Republicans won back Congress, and only relatively mild tax increases in late 2012.
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The use of "In a House" in the Metro Exodus trailer is intended to stir trepidation, to manifest eagerness, tentative though it is, for some burst of drama, of violence.
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That's the first thing they should teach you about being a woman: no one is going to compensate you for it, so you should develop an eagerness to compensate yourself.
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The BoJ has buoyed financial assets, but it has failed to drum up a similar eagerness on the part of consumers or companies to buy real assets or consumer goods.
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If anything, the tempest over the CRA has stalled conversations among legislators on both sides of the aisle who have demonstrated eagerness to come together and find a bipartisan solution.
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That eagerness promotes the impulse to see novels not as creative acts of imagination, but more as paint-by-numbers or cut-and-paste versions of an author's life experiences.
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Counter to the good feminist values that I (theoretically) held, I harbored a conflicted relationship with my own muscles, and with my body's border-collie eagerness to pack them on.
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The problem is not just their own intransigence but the eagerness of others, in positions of authority, to exploit the minor ruckus and crank it up into a national dispute.
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You will have a hard time resisting something (or someone) that is forbidden, and as Venus winds down its retrograde, you'll be at max restlessness and eagerness to be bad.
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That said, Trump's seeming eagerness to swap out Obama-appointed staff with replacements of his own choosing could certainly mean a new White House executive chef is on the horizon.
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There is, of course, an obvious risk to the Republicans' eagerness to install judges: If the Democrats control the Senate and the White House, they may display a similar zeal.
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People pored over the details she reported — about his choosing the wine, about his seeming eagerness to leave the oyster bar they went to, about his calling her a car.
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Advances in technology and design, increased emphasis on speed and an eagerness to give opponents less to grab onto were all factors in the rise of the more streamlined pads.
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At the other extreme is a character called Landlorde — the "e," he says, is a "baroque flourish" — who sets about his project of gentrification with the erotic eagerness of Dracula.
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Over the course of two days, he met with leaders from several influential Arab countries and emerged encouraged by their stated eagerness to help him bring Israelis and Palestinians together.
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Critic's Notebook One of the great revelations of the rise of podcasting is the format's eagerness to lift the curtain on the journalistic process and mine the method for material.
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The problem comes if we, in our eagerness to see our favorite win the race, poison the well for the other progressive and make them unacceptable for another candidate's coalition.
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J.P. The little yip that Julia Michaels uses when she sings her concisely barbed little hook, "Uh huh," combines affirmation, nervousness, eagerness, fears of commitment and willingness to risk it.
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At the start of the season, Green and the rest of the team's holdovers could sense Durant's eagerness to fit in and contribute, which made an enormous difference to them.
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Josie's arrogance and little brother Boots's eagerness to enter the family business spell more trouble for Kip, who's trying to arrange a quieter life for himself and his pregnant girlfriend.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s eagerness to meet a year ago with a Russian government lawyer offering damaging information on Hillary Clinton has produced a political firestorm for the White House.
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But the top Republican in the Senate does not appear to share his eagerness, saying he's happy to delay the start of a trial he doesn't particularly want to hold.
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Mr. Biden's objections then were more about birth control than abortion — but his eagerness now to play up the latter is telling of how profoundly the Democratic terrain has shifted.
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Her hurry-up response was a reflection, in part, of IBM's eagerness to find new businesses to make up for the erosion of its traditional hardware, software and services offerings.
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"It will be critically important in order to secure staff eagerness to travel that the climate change commitments made by China be actually respected and acted upon," Ms. Lagarde said.
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And the more I examine this reaction, the more I realize it's not just a byproduct of my eagerness to see Ramsay lose — though I'm sure that's part of it.
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His only friend, Ty, is mad at him; the "unattainable goddess" Kali is dismissive and rude; and Presley, the youngest girl in class, is driving Trace crazy with her eagerness.
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As Agent O, the head of Men in Black's American division, she puts Tessa Thompson's Molly through the paces, prodding her and trying to inject some doubt into Molly's eagerness.
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A rare portfolio of 12 works he produced in 1922 showcases his achievements with all these techniques, offering a taste of Kandinsky's broad skills and revealing his eagerness for experimentation.
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While it's hard to fault a parent for being too attentive, his or her eagerness to intercede really does seem to inflate a child's risk for anxiety down the road.
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As a Christian, I'm appalled by the hypocrisy I see among others of my faith, particularly those who are our leaders in government and show eagerness to participate in this cult.
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Despite Kim&aposs apparent eagerness for a summit with Trump, there are many doubts that he would fully relinquish his nuclear arsenal, which he may see as his guarantee of survival.
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Despite Kim&aposs apparent eagerness for a summit with Trump, there are doubts that he would fully relinquish his nuclear arsenal, which he may see as his guarantor of his survival.
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The stock rose to as much as HK$100 in early trade, compared with its initial public offering (IPO) price of HK$6.93 per share, underscoring investor eagerness for tech stocks.
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But there's a backstory to why the okay gesture is perceived as a hate sign, and the eagerness of some liberals to embrace fake news on the subject is itself revealing.
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Nor does it explain why Trump would remain silent about insubordination, if that's what it is, given his demonstrated eagerness to publicly denounce cabinet members — including Sessions — when they cross him.
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No sooner had Mr Salvini been sworn in than he was proclaiming his eagerness to kick out the 500,000-600,000 immigrants who are reckoned to be living without authorisation in Italy.
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His refusal to apologize for any statement whatsoever, and his eagerness for revenge — most recently pulling out of a Fox News debate — are taken by his supporters as sign of strength.
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Mr Bolsonaro's proposal to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement and his eagerness to promote development in the Amazon, where rates of deforestation appear to be rising, should alarm the world.
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As for why these differences exist, the authors speculate that our eagerness to return a lost wallet could very well reflect the local culture surrounding morality and civic responsibility to others.
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Since then, this eagerness to challenge traditional views of gender has become one of pro wrestling's most recognizable tropes, from Gorgeous George to the Exoticos of lucha libre to Adrian Street.
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By and large, Trump has not made much progress on that front — consider, for instance, his Cabinet of plutocrats or his eagerness to exempt his own people from federal ethics rules.
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That may be a harsh thing to say, given Evans' obvious and earnest desire to do well, but his eagerness is part of what made the Top Gear audience reject him.
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Clinton had for weeks hardly hid her eagerness to put the primary contests against Mr. Sanders behind her and to turn her full focus to the presumptive Republican nominee, Mr. Trump.
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K. trade deal Trump has said that he wants a trade agreement between the United States and Britain "very quickly," and May has expressed a similar eagerness to forge a deal.
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Today, meet Precious, a 2-year-old girl who is "exploding with eagerness to learn and please," according to The Bully Project, the New York-based rescue that's caring for her.
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She displayed her preparedness and her quick-footedness, her grasp (and affection) for granular policy detail and her eagerness to throw flames and flip the script on her famously combative opponent.
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The risks are extremely high that Kim Jong-Un will attempt to use Trump's eagerness to make a deal as an opportunity to protect his nuclear capacity while gaining international legitimacy.
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Without many details or diplomatic ties established, the president agreed on March 8 to the summit, when South Korean officials told Trump about the North Korean leader's Kim's eagerness to meet.
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And because of this, President Trump's eagerness to bypass the media and speak freely and directly to his supporters makes complete sense, so he announced a rally in Florida this Saturday.
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Clinton, by way of her service in the administration and her eagerness to defend the president's policies on the campaign trail, "is seen as having a more instinctive identification with Obama."
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Lee Sung-yoon, a professor of Korean studies at Tufts University, said that in its eagerness to improve ties, South Korea was coddling the North and exaggerating its willingness to denuclearize.
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The possibility that the FDA could preapprove widespread emergency use before the side effects are fully understood, along with Trump's eagerness, worries some of the dozen vaccine experts interviewed by POLITICO.
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He said, among other things, that he had held meetings with representatives of a Saudi sovereign wealth fund who expressed an eagerness to help him take the electric-car maker private.
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The expulsions brought into focus the disconnect between aggressive actions taken against the Kremlin by the Trump administration and the president's public eagerness to have a cooperative relationship with Mr. Putin.
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Ohtani has widespread appeal to major league teams because of his talent and the low cost attached to obtaining him — a direct result of his eagerness to jump to the majors.
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The quick series of interactions across the inter-Korean border have been spurred by the young North Korean leader's initiative in reaching out as well as Mr. Moon's eagerness for dialogue.
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In the case of Jennifer W., prosecutors were helped by her own eagerness to tell the man who offered to drive her as far as Turkey about her life in ISIS.
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" While the appellate panel may have overreached in its eagerness to limit the damage from Newman, he said, the upshot is that "the odds have again swung to the prosecutors' advantage.
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The other five candidates slated to be on stage with Bloomberg just days before the Nevada caucuses have shown an ability -- and even an eagerness -- to go after the new entrant.
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"His meek rebuttals seemed to inspire a wider reckoning among his peers, who slashed and bickered with an eagerness the race had not seen before," Matt Flegenheimer of the NYT writes.
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To the Editor: Although I am no fan of President Trump, he is correct to highlight artistic achievements like symphonies in contrast to ISIS's eagerness to eradicate Western art, including music.
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As Jeremy points out in the dispatch below from Utah, Bloomberg's eagerness to beat up on Sanders — who only recently became the unquestioned Democratic front-runner — is a relatively new phenomenon.
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Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, said on Sunday that Mr. McCain had a "personal dispute" with Mr. Trump and criticized what he called the senator's eagerness to use military force.
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Currently, the willingness, even eagerness, of states to get out in front of the BDS movement and put the weight of their investment and contracting dollars behind countering it is heartening.
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Jim Banks (R-Ind.) reflects House Republicans' eagerness to see Democrats squirm once impeachment moves to the GOP-controlled Senate and out of the "sham" process they've derided in the House.
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The 2019 Heisman Trophy winner and 2020 College Football Playoff national championship MVP has been coy about his eagerness to join the Ohio-based franchise despite being an Ohio native himself.
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The 29-year-old, who won the league's Most Valuable Player award in 2014, expressed her fatigue — and her eagerness for some extended rest — near the end of the 2018 season.
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But Conway's eagerness to condemn anti-Semitic activity at Trump rallies does reflect a dynamic we've often seen this campaign among other Republicans: that some bigotries are more deplorable than others.
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Given Theresa May's eagerness to prove NATO's worth to the new leadership in Washington, she is likely to worry that such steps by the EU will encourage the US to walk away.
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"In the Hobby Lobby case, Judge Neil Gorsuch revealed his eagerness to single out women's health for discrimination and enable employers to meddle in their workers' most intimate health decisions," she said.
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Winton recommends to always go above and beyond in your internship, demonstrate an eagerness and willingness to learn, and work to develop connections and mentorships with more senior members of the company.
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But Mikhanovsky is all eagerness, and, as if taking his cue from Vic, he can't resist stopping to pick up extra characters and scenes, whether they belong in the story or not.
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Their presence provides a boost to morale, evidenced from the eagerness of official messengers to swap their usual document deliveries for the task of taking an infant into parliament instead, he said.
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But the company's staging of Strauss's "Elektra," opening on April 14, has been awaited with particular eagerness, and has already been deemed a milestone in the career of its director, Patrice Chéreau.
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In our eagerness to learn hidden truths it is also imperative that we ask ourselves whether we can trust the accuracy of information offered up by unknown actors whose intentions are obscured.
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Beck also has better-but-still-not-great friends, including rich party girl Peach (Shay Mitchell), whose eagerness to fund Beck's NYC lifestyle feels less generous and more like a power move.
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State leaders and voting boards across the country have responded to the letter with varying degrees of cooperation -- from altogether rejecting the request to expressing eagerness to supply information that is public.
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Basquiat's vibrant, untitled 1982 portrait achieved the sixth-highest price for any work of art at auction, bearing testament to the eagerness of deep-pocketed collectors to spend freely on trophy pieces.
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But despite my eagerness to see the show reprised for a new generation of black women still navigating these patriarchal demands in an era of swipe-dating, this update still felt dated.
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The Trump administration has also expressed an eagerness to help refiners cope with the RFS, and hosted a series of meetings at the White House to discuss possible solutions, further encouraging applications.
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According to the Times, aides are also concerned Trump signaled too strongly his willingness to meet with Kim and are afraid Kim, sensing Trump's eagerness, might offer assurances with a short lifespan.
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Obviously, O'Keefe's goal was to get the Post to publish the false story, then "expose" the mainstream media's alleged eagerness to publish damaging information about a conservative politician without fact-checking it.
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South Korean National Security Advisor Chung Eui-Yong made the announcement outside the White House, saying that Kim Jong Un had expressed "eagerness" to meet with Trump in conversations with South Korea.
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Their most recent case study, the German election, is focused on studying a recent trend emerging in the far right around their world—the far right's eagerness to disrupt and impact elections.
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Today, however, thanks to the exquisite voices of singers like Mr. Asawa and David Daniels — and the eagerness of such singers to commission new work — countertenors have embarked on a vigorous revival.
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Even Shimkus, for all his eagerness to regulate the adverse effects of wildfires on air quality, is a climate denier: He has said God would never let climate change ruin the earth.
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Year after year, these applicants' energy and eagerness to serve our country in this capacity humbles me and reminds me of the grave sacrifices millions before them have made for our nation.
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Delegation leader Chung Eui-yong, South Korea's national security adviser, said Kim committed to denuclearization and expressed eagerness to meet Trump as soon as possible, an offer the U.S. president quickly accepted.
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Last week's 2.6-percent S&P 500 gain in four days would have made it the best week of 2017, a sign of expanding risk-taking appetites and more eagerness among buyers.
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The least comfortable task, though, will most likely be girding for personal attacks from Mr. Trump, who has shown an eagerness to resuscitate Clinton scandals — real and imagined — at virtually every opportunity.
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We must accept our nation's ingrained racism and eagerness to hate as the foundation of Mr. Trump's ascendancy, although that would find a limited audience among those who voted for this president.
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But the second of the two upended Mr. Trump's assumptions about the politics of the situation and restrained, for a moment at least, his eagerness to get back to business as usual.
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But Washington is concerned that its South Korean ally, in its eagerness for dialogue, might make too many concessions to the North, like allowing it to keep its nuclear weapons program intact.
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Service Employees International Union, first revealed his eagerness to find the right vehicle for overturning Abood and effectively issued an open invitation to anti-union forces to bring him the right case.
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In Westfield, a suburban town that has been reliably Republican but saw a Democratic surge in 2017, Teri Marks, 63, said Mr. Lance's comments underscored her eagerness to vote for Mr. Malinowski.
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In the candidates' eagerness to satisfy their party's progressive base on immigration policy, they seemed to be forgetting that one reason they'd come to Florida was to actually address the state's immigrants.
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That once bipartisan tradition was already under siege in the Trump era, hammered relentlessly by the president's eagerness to use the department's immense powers to protect his friends and harm his enemies.
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That once bipartisan tradition was already under siege in the Trump era, hammered relentlessly by the president's eagerness to use the department's immense powers to protect his friends and harm his enemies.
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And, despite his eagerness to help his church transcend its segregated history, Moore believes, as his predecessors did, that the government was wrong to force Bob Jones to abandon segregation on campus.
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Trump's genius in 2016 lay in his willingness — indeed, his eagerness — to openly and aggressively unleash the forces of racial and ethnic hostility that Republican elites had quietly capitalized upon for decades.
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But with the clock ticking before President-elect Donald J. Trump takes over, there appears to be an eagerness in Washington to conclude cases before a new, potentially more sympathetic, administration begins.
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Despite a long day of rancor, the eagerness of our guests to sit, eat, laugh, and debate together demonstrated that our common values and commitments remain strong enough to sustain our divisions.
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There was never any doubt that Trump would abuse his powers; he telegraphed his contempt for rule of law, his eagerness to exploit his office for personal gain, right from the start.
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Given this eagerness, I was encouraged by her answer in New Hampshire yesterday when she was asked about Bernie Sanders: "I will tell you I am not a democratic socialist," she said.
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Today, we published this major story on the emails setting up the meeting, which show Donald Trump Jr.'s eagerness to accept what was presented to him as the Russian government's help.
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Serena Williams, meanwhile, easily won her third-round match — 20143-2, 6-1 over Dayana Yastremska — and then expressed eagerness for the chance to test herself against the No. 1-ranked Halep.
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The brisk activities by the advance team of North Korean officials reflected an eagerness to use Mr. Kim's second summit meeting with Mr. Trump to elevate his status at home and abroad.
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In scenario D — "dystopian nightmare" — everything lines up just wrong: Policymaker and industry's eagerness leads to broad adoption of Level 4 automation, which totally redefines what it means to travel by car.
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Despite being ex-teammates, there was no love lost between Bowman and Medwick, as Ducky may have loafed after the odd fly in his eagerness to be traded out of St. Louis.
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It was a brag sheet for a cabinet member eyeing a presidential race, and the Clinton team's eagerness to claim credit for her prompted eye-rolling at the White House and the Pentagon.
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While Musk continues to give Tesla analysts what they want — Musk's own time and perspective — his apparent eagerness to be combative with them creates a "weird dichotomy between those two things," Siegler noted.
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I think the president&aposs seeming eagerness for all of this to go forward is a little troubling because it may look like he wants the deal to badly, which weakens your position.
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"The Obama administration's veto threat is yet another outrageous example of its eagerness to coddle an authoritarian Communist regime at the expense of pro-American dissidents," Mr. Cruz said in a written statement.
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The move underscores Magazine Luiza's eagerness to mount a direct challenge to online retailer Amazon, which started its Brazilian operations in 2012 with e-book sales, followed by physical books two years later.
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It not only exposes the vulnerabilities of the Democratic Party's reliance on data stored on connected servers, but shows the brazen eagerness of the Russians to exploit vulnerabilities to undermine our democratic process.
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The first 100 days of Trump's tenure in office has infused the progressive base of the Democratic Party with an energy -- and an eagerness to fight -- that party elders have never before seen.
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His blankness, his sense of being lost and unwanted, his eagerness to please—to people of a certain disposition, Kyle came across as a wounded puppy, just waiting to be given a name.
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Sen. Jeff Flake defended "unskilled" immigrants in a NYT op-ed, saying "those whose only initial credentials are a strong back and an eagerness to use it" must have a place in America.
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This is a perfect example of the law of supply and demand: Modestly higher demand coupled with little eagerness to sell (falling supply) means prices tend to drift upward in a tight range.
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Her mother's apprehension, her new boyfriend's eagerness to accompany her to Japan—the book shows that chasing a better understanding of yourself can lead to a better understanding of those around you, too.
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For years the Pentagon has pursued India as part of an effort to counterbalance growing Chinese strength, but only in recent months have Indian military officials begun to show eagerness for co-operation.
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Yet in spite of the nation's searing divisions, Kennedy used his inaugural address to urge Americans to access individually within us that which sets us collectively apart: the innate American eagerness to serve.
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Not to give too much away, but there's something about watching Payne play an analytical character who clearly enjoys solving murder cases with a little too much eagerness that puts you on edge.
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Mr. Kim's apparent eagerness to demonstrate advances in his country's missile capacity may have added to the pressure for his engineers, whose rockets have seldom worked on the first try, some analysts said.
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Barack Obama's eagerness to pull America back from the Middle East, and his dealings with Iran, resulting in a nuclear accord signed last year, alarmed Israel and the Arab states in equal measure.
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While we came to know each other on less than ideal circumstances, Bermuda's eagerness to better herself as a robot and a public figure is something we cannot help but commend and celebrate.
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And they are infused with an exasperation with procedural liberalism, an eagerness to purge and police and shame our way toward a more perfect justice than the post-Cold War order has produced.
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Surely by that he means that it's nearly impossible to reintroduce international sanctions against Iran, especially now that the Europeans have prostituted themselves with increasing eagerness to lay their hands on Iranian cash.
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"Trump's eagerness to win the favor of autocrats remains one of the most concerning aspects of his presidency," said Alex Conant, a Republican strategist and communications director for Senator Marco Rubio's presidential bid.
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Riyadh has been traumatized by its experience with the Obama administration, in particular President Obama's unreciprocated eagerness to repair relations with Tehran and teach Iran and Saudi Arabia to "share" the Middle East.
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Given that the Democrats had publicly stated as early as June 2016 that they believed Russian operatives had infiltrated their computers, the Trump campaign's eagerness to benefit from pilfered documents might seem distasteful.
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Lisa Kern Griffin, a professor of constitutional law at Duke University, said Trump's strategy has been to stall the probes, so Mehta's eagerness to move quickly would likely be welcomed by Democratic lawmakers.
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Although Mr. Luján was confirmed unanimously by the Senate in 1989, his hands-off approach to governance and eagerness to accommodate competing interests proved less popular in the wake of several national controversies.
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I took a moment to savor it, his silver, close-cropped hair, the eagerness of his expression as he waited for my text — the triumph of once again making it just in time!
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"We have to find those reasons why young sportsmen are taking doping, why they agree to be doped," Mr. Smirnov said, expressing eagerness to move forward rather than assign responsibility for previous violations.
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When a server suggested with wide-eyed eagerness that I might like "a very cold glass of milk" with the espresso-chocolate cake, chills went down my spine, and not chills of anticipation.
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I smiled at him or nodded and he snatched them up, smiling back as if in apology for his eagerness, and the edges of him softened as he took a first long drag.
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The question will be asked whether his eagerness to be a big time diplomatic player caused him to exercise authority he was not given or to leave an impression he was Trump's man.
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If this election produces another deadlock, will Mr Trump, who has never concealed his eagerness to get America out of Afghanistan, be prepared to get involved enough in Afghan politics to resolve it?
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A political window of opportunity may be at hand, as Brazilian lawmakers and military officials alike have expressed eagerness to establish a new TSA, matched in turn by the interest of U.S. companies.
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The Democratic senator took the opportunity to thinly veil her eagerness to move away from Clinton-era policies, according to the report, dismissing the idea that the party should cater to the center.
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But that support has steadily eroded in recent years, as a younger generation of Cubans reaches the voting age and more recent arrivals have shown an eagerness to normalize relations with their homeland.
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At least initially, the dramatic approach feels spends less time than expected on Koresh's excesses -- or "madness," as the documentary puts it -- in its eagerness to explore the government's missteps during the standoff.
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"Too often eagerness fades when members realize the institutional barriers to change are higher than they appear — and that fresh young talent and energy are not always valued highly in Washington," he continued.
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That claim puzzled analysts who note that Tokyo has concerns that the president's apparent eagerness to cut a deal with Kim could leave unaddressed Japanese concerns about North Korea's short-range missile program.
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The move likely will lead to a restarting of this so-called de-risking activity by plan sponsors, who have demonstrated eagerness to get pension liabilities off their books over the past decade.
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Albums like Omni Sight Seeing, Mercuric Dance, and S-F-X show the musician's increasing eagerness to get away from conventional forms, but sometimes it seems like he just can't escape a good melody.
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Earlier this week, the new parents appeared on Dr. Berlin's Pregnancy Podcast, where they joked about Somerhalder throwing away his wife's birth control pills to demonstrate his eagerness to start trying for a baby.
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China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand were notable non-participants in APAC, although some may have come under pressure to join later on (Indonesia had recently signalled an eagerness to join at TPP's outset).
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" Cruz hit back, saying in a statement that "the Obama administration's veto threat is yet another outrageous example of its eagerness to coddle an authoritarian Communist regime at the expense of pro-American dissidents.
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It's a slightly awkward position for the left: When liberals organize marches and public action, like the much larger Women's March earlier this year, leftists often react with a combination of wariness and eagerness.
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But the insistence that things are always getting better can lead to a kind of retrospective magical thinking, an eagerness to declare that the problems of the past have been solved once and forever.
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When Euphoria premiered at the beginning of the summer, plenty of critics (all given just half of the season for review) noted that the series accepted a big responsibility with its eagerness to shock.
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The pair also discussed this year's particularly fast-paced, high-decibel presidential election cycle; Mr. Baquet's eagerness to publish Donald Trump's tax returns; and "a golden age of journalism" (don't miss it, it's now!).
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On the body language scale, round one (and we know there will be others) seemed to go to Kim Jong Un, simply based on the eagerness and willingness to be participating in these talks.
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For Stephani Johns-Hines, the vice president of instruction at the technical college, the project and the students' eagerness to help directly reflects one of the goals of the school: engagement with their community.
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This is an important element of his wide appeal, as is his eagerness to offer an opinion on absolutely anything—from psychoanalysis to finance, Islam to Soviet modernism, the ozone layer to Neanderthal sexuality.
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He doesn't mention, for instance, that Brown's Yale classmates called him Henrietta because they thought he was effeminate—which might have contributed to Brown's eagerness not to appear like a man who didn't belong.
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The light that afternoon was beautiful—from my place on the eleventh floor I could see all the way to the Hudson—and it filled me with optimism and an eagerness to be schooled.
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Words tumble out on top of one another, disparate thoughts that, in his eagerness to discuss wine, can seem at first to lack an organizing principle, until they finally align and fall into place.
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Miller's eagerness to accept any role, and his ability to excel whatever the situation, were factors in the Yankees' decision to move him out of the closer's role when they acquired Chapman last winter.
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What is driving the president's apparent eagerness to impose tariffs is a simple and wrongheaded idea that plays to a large part of his base: A trade war will spur job growth in America.
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Shimrit Meir, an Israeli analyst of Palestinian politics, said the Gaza factions sensed that Israel's eagerness to contain the fighting and avoid a full-blown ground conflict gave them unusually capacious room to maneuver.
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In their eagerness to sell the country, from iron ore to real estate, they appear to forget about those of us at home who may not be able to survive in our own country.
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The fact that so many of Mr. Trump's foreign policy aides from that period have now acknowledged contacts with Russian officials or their intermediaries hints at Moscow's eagerness to establish links to his campaign.
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While the governor has not been accused of any wrongdoing, his presence has loomed large in the testimony, with witnesses frequently dropping his name and documents showing the defendants' eagerness to curry his favor.
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One contradiction of his young presidency, then, has been the eagerness with which the same people who saw the apocalypse in his ascent are now watching as the Dow Jones industrial average breaks records.
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The most cogent argument for electing Donald Trump was made not by Trump, or by his campaign, but by a writer who, unlike Trump, betrayed no eagerness to attach his name to his creations.
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You could feel that kind of excitement in the crowd, in their willingness to back their prodigal son, their eagerness to believe he could do anything over the course of this two-week stretch.
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The willingness, even eagerness, of most House Democrats to embrace new gun control measures highlights how the party's evolution into a metropolitan-based coalition is shifting its incentives -- and reconfiguring its central fault line.
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In the United States, conservatives who have the president's ear worry that progressive South Korean leaders like Mr. Moon will ease sanctions, breaking ranks with Washington in their eagerness to reconcile with the North.
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But as Netflix has gained market share, it has reduced the number of movies it has offered, which doesn't inspire confidence in it or other companies' eagerness to bring obscure titles to the heartland.
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The idea was to create in the mind of the student a sense of wider circles of belonging — from family to town to nation — and an eagerness to assume shared responsibility for the whole.
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If we do not fight against the willingness, indeed eagerness, of the Trump campaign to enlist the help of foreign agents to assist in his re-election, the phrase "duly elected" may become discredited.
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Senior Republicans on Capitol Hill fear President Donald Trump's eagerness to fight a Confederate-tinged culture war and his attacks on fellow Republicans are squandering precious political capital and imperiling their agenda in Congress.
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Acrimony fueled by impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump could yet quash any deal on drug pricing, despite Trump and House Democrats' eagerness for a win on the issue ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Many progressives are troubled less by the position he staked out than by the eagerness with which he seemed to align himself with antibusing forces in the Senate, which included a handful of segregationists.
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Many progressives are troubled less by the position he staked out than by the eagerness with which he seemed to align himself with antibusing forces in the Senate, which included a handful of segregationists.
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Taron Egerton, "Rocketman": Though this Elton John biopic came out in the summer, Egerton's eagerness to do award-season events has kept him in the conversation and earned him SAG and Golden Globe nominations.
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" Cruz responded to the Obama administration's stance on his bill, saying in a statement that it showed the White House's "eagerness to coddle an authoritarian Communist regime at the expense of pro-American dissidents.
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Fan spoke specifically about Chinese people's eagerness to assimilate and become "whitewashed" within the pursuit of wealth and status, an internalized racism incubated by the classism and anti-blackness deeply rooted in Chinese culture.
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But even though their eagerness is palpable, this production aims for something more experimental: to give the dabke a contemporary spin by embellishing it with other forms, like ballet, hip-hop, circus arts and capoeira.
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But he expressed his eagerness to reach a consensus with Washington that would meet each party's needs when it comes to the oil market, though that may be far easier in theory than in practice.
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There was one hacker, however, who lucked into a mother lode of 360 dev kits and whose eagerness to profit off his good fortune would help Pokora ascend to the top of the Xbox scene.
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Helped as well by a U.S. Federal Reserve showing little eagerness to raise interest rates, the index is now up 2 percent in 2016 and only about 2 percent short of its all-time high.
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Clinton's eagerness to tie herself to her old boss — most conspicuously in last Sunday's debate — has been gratifying to Mr. Obama's aides, given the tangled history between the president and his onetime rival turned lieutenant.
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Some think the fall in pay has a lot to do with millennials' eagerness to work for tech companies and found start-ups where private stock options have virtually unlimited upside, more than public opinion.
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Their eagerness to make an impact on the world is a hallmark of youth, but millennials are expressing their values in a new way — by choosing to support brands with strong corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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The 88-year-old may have been the oldest graduate in Shorter University's class of 2017, but his youthful eagerness to finally earn his bachelor's degree left university officials, friends and his family in awe.
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Takata on Friday reiterated its eagerness to reach an agreement with its automaker customers over the restructuring, ideally by year end, although it added that any decision ultimately would be made by the steering committee.
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Nonetheless, perhaps this resurgence of anti-Semitism and Trump's lack of eagerness to denounce it will still allow for the kind of hawkish pro-Israel policies that motivated "good on Israel" voters to support Trump.
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Trump overturned the rule Monday, handing control of the hunting regulations over to Alaska state officials who have shown an eagerness to control predator populations as a way to protect other animals such as deer.
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Ocasio-Cortez has become an internet sensation in her short time on Capitol Hill, with her viral social media posts and eagerness to spar with her detractors turning the 29 year-old into a star.
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On Friday, the yield on 10-year United States Treasury notes dipped to a record low, 1.385 percent, reflecting the eagerness of investors to lock their money in a safe place even for minuscule returns.
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United by a shared distaste for Western models of democracy, wariness of American power and eagerness to find new sources of growth, Russia and China have never been closer, at least at the leadership level.
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The jitters that Trump's ascent induced were swamped by the market's eagerness for fiscal stimulus — a policy course that (ironically enough) prominent liberal pundits had urged for years, and that the Trump era swiftly provided.
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Nevertheless, hard cases make bad law, and the betting within the Beltway has been that the Trump White House, in its eagerness for the putatively lucrative deal, might soften the nonproliferation rules for the Saudis.
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At The Club might have sounded keen to make friends and influence people, but the only eagerness apparent on Get In is an urge call out the bullshit, the hangers-on, the back-handed compliments.
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However, we fear that our government's eagerness for vengeance will obliterate any chance to identify those responsible for the terror inflicted on innocent Syrian and Iraqi civilians, or the murders of our four brave Americans.
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In part, the speech reflected the president's eagerness to use the outsize sway he has with black voters, especially younger people who had not been engaged in politics before his bids for the White House.
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The president's eagerness to see the document made public pitted him against his own top national security officials, who have warned that it omits crucial context and that its release would jeopardize sensitive government information.
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Our eagerness to know what will happen next, particularly in relation to the Trump saga, manifests itself in a hunger for conjecture in places that we once relied on to deliver fact — in particular, journalism.
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Trump reiterated his willingness — almost eagerness — to speak with Mueller Wednesday, when he held an impromptu press conference in his chief of staff's doorway and claimed that he's actually "looking forward" to talking with Mueller.
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American analysts have raised concerns that Mr. Moon's eagerness to improve inter-Korean ties may undermine Washington's efforts to apply "maximum pressure" on the North to denuclearize, although Mr. Moon's aides called such fears unwarranted.
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The surge in activity has been bolstered by the Trump administration's eagerness to comply with the industry's requests to roll back federal rules touching on almost every aspect of oil and gas companies' operations here.
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Though Mr. Bloomberg took the earliest and perhaps fiercest fire, his meek rebuttals seemed to inspire a wider reckoning among his peers, who slashed and bickered with an eagerness the race had not seen before.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which seeks to limit legal and illegal immigration, said he worried that Democrats would take advantage of Trump's eagerness to strike a deal on Dreamers.
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The effect is enhanced by Kehlani's seeming hunger for vulnerability across the board, and her eagerness to use this album to showcase the voices of other women willing to be as frank as she is.
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House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told reporters last week that lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are likely to accept a speedy process because of bipartisan eagerness to get the deal done this year.
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The tenor Paul Appleby (who has also sung the role at the Metropolitan Opera) embodied Tom's eagerness and his blankness, singing with a sweet lyric tenor that easily projected in the large, mostly outdoor theater.
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The pope said the people of the Amazon should not be "approached with a type of entrepreneurial eagerness that seeks to give them pre-concocted programmes aimed at disciplining" them, their history and their culture.
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Both the market price of shares and the sale price for the 503 percent stake announced Wednesday are a relative bargain, indicating the Russian government's eagerness to cut a deal to shore up its finances.
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In Volkswagen's case, the settlement may reflect eagerness on the part of Obama administration officials to strike a deal while they are still in office, and the company's reluctance to gamble on the new leadership.
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His eagerness to go at the bomb from every angle suggests a voracious approach to fiction-making, a daring imaginative promiscuity that moves beyond the scope of his first, very good novel, "Family Planning" (2008).
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Beijing has signaled its eagerness to play a greater role in the global economy with the rise of Chinese-backed regional institutions, such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, a rival to the World Bank.
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Clinton has always embraced that concept, and had at least a toe or two in the camp that sees the big problem in US foreign policy as being excessive reluctance to engage rather than excessive eagerness.
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The pattern has frustrated some Trump aides and Republican senators, who say the President's eagerness to trumpet his selections before their backgrounds can be thoroughly checked has led to embarrassing withdrawals and questions of administration competence.
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Trump's eagerness to present Waters as the face of the Democrats exploits a certain anxiety among Democrats over her remarks and the calls from liberals to hound Trump officials -- some of them women -- in public spaces.
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However, the UK government's eagerness to build new trade relations with Trump's US is irritating leading figures in Brussels, who are keen to remind May of her obligations as a leader of an EU member state.
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A fear of losing secrets may in part explain Mr Xi's eagerness to secure the return of thousands of officials and politically connected businesspeople who have moved abroad, many of them to avoid charges of graft.
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An oft-speculated vice presidential pick, Warren has professed neutrality between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders -- though her willingness to hit Trump hard reflects an eagerness among top Democrats to pivot toward a general election footing.
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While its data shows Americans differ in their eagerness for and trust of autonomous cars, 90% of them agree that government agencies and local authorities are slow to respond to or plan for self-driving cars.
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They eagerly agree to help — and maybe even volunteer — then act like a martyr An initial eagerness to help swiftly morphs into sighs, groans and suggestions that whatever they agreed to do is a huge burden.
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He also made no secret of his eagerness to salvage the summit, suggesting he was willing to mollify his stance in trade negotiations with China if it meant securing Beijing's support on the North Korean front.
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Barnier's British counterpart, Brexit Secretary David Davis, said they had made "considerable progress" in four days of talks in Brussels and repeated his eagerness to move on to discuss what happens after Brexit in March 2019.
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NGOs and aid agencies are lobbying Western governments with close ties to the Saudis to prevent the offensive, but the Trump administration has signaled an eagerness to push back against Iranian interference in the Middle East.
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"We hope that the NYPD's eagerness to start the disciplinary process does not mean the outcome has already been decided, without even the pretense of due process," said PBA President Patrick J. Lynch in a statement.
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Location: London, UK Style: Eastlight's imagery—rife with references to the golden days of rave and thoughtful typography—is brought to the next level thanks to her studio's eagerness to experiment across digital and analog media.
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Tricia Cortez, the executive director of the Rio Grande International Study Center, said the city's eagerness to make a deal on a customized barrier around downtown has put sensitive habitats outside the project's boundaries at risk.
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South Korean envoys who met Kim in Pyongyang early this month quoted Kim as saying he was "committed to denuclearization", and that he "expressed his eagerness to meet U.S. President Donald Trump as soon as possible".
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In their eagerness to celebrate her, however, many nonscientists on social media overstated her role in what was a group effort by hundreds of people, creating an exaggerated impression as the photo was shared and reshared.
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And I believe that the groundswell of welcome, love and acceptance developing in Alabama's evangelical churches may herald, if nothing else, an eagerness for compassionate compromise on one of the most divisive issues of our day.
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Over a FaceTime call, he explained that a fundamentalist upbringing and an eagerness to be seen as mature held him back from being embracing the pop culture-laden stereotype during his stint as a youth pastor.
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But President Donald Trump has expressed eagerness to ease restrictions and reopen the US economy, saying on Tuesday that he wanted the US opened up and "just raring to go by Easter," which is April 12.
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Buttigieg's and Steyer's eagerness to attack Sanders showed that the front-runner is now the candidate everyone else in the Democratic race is targeting, with South Carolina's primary coming Saturday and Super Tuesday looming next week.
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It came during the first year of the presidency of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Indonesia's first directly elected president, and she benefited from official eagerness to turn the page on more than three decades of authoritarian rule.
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While his apparent eagerness for confrontation with China raises fears that he will provoke a crisis, Mr. Trump's "America First" nationalism suggests that he will not sustain United States leadership in Asia in the long term.
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But Ghaith al-Omari, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said Palestinians could draw comfort from Mr. Trump's eagerness for a new peace push and his warning to Israel on settlements.
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This episode was the clearest example yet of the challenge this group faces: In their eagerness to gain popular traction, are the members of the I.D.W. aligning themselves with people whose views and methods are poisonous?
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But in its place, another concern emerged: Even if I somehow managed to pull off the whole Santa business without a hitch, was there something a little odd about my eagerness to lie to my children?
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His adversarial stance at nearly every turn highlighted Schiff's law enforcement roots; the California Democrat was a federal prosecutor before becoming a congressman, and his eagerness to strike down the opposing side's defenses made that clear.
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This is the view of liberals in Budapest, who see Mr. Orban as a menace not only to his own country's democracy but to Europe's wider security because of his eagerness for close ties with Russia.
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For a grateful immigrant like myself, the blessing of America is its freedom from the habits and constraints of the past, its eagerness to right injustices, its belief that we can do better than we did.
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But given Republicans' eagerness to deliver on a conservative agenda following the failure of their Obamacare repeal plan, some Democrats are bracing for Iran hawks to push to restore sanctions with a simple majority vote. Sen.
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In that context, CBS's Candy Crush lives in the murky middle ground between the rapid popularity of watching games streamed online and the eagerness of traditional media companies trying to capitalize on something they only barely understand.
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The confusion over the Medicaid portion of the Obamacare bill appears to be another example of Trump's eagerness to strike deals and negotiate -- and how that tendency can sometimes complicate things for members of his own party.
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In these investigations, Mr. Sessions, a US Attorney, exhibited an eagerness to bring to trial and convict three leaders of the Perry County Civic League including Albert Turner, despite evidence clearly demonstrating their innocence of any wrongdoing.
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The recent string of tweets from Trump shows his eagerness to create jobs in the U.S., and for investors it may signal a potential resurgence in demand for U.S.-based makers of auto parts, according to Najarian.
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For all his eagerness to educate the lawyers, Foster had neglected to disclose one crucial fact: He had recently been sent to the St. Luke Institute in Maryland, where many priests accused of sexual abuse spent time.
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Officials in Rome are working on a code of conduct for NGOs helping with search and rescue, some of which have been accused of entering Libyan waters in their eagerness to save migrant lives—claims they deny.
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Read the terms and conditions carefullyIn your eagerness to get an internet connection, it can be tempting to click through whatever welcome screens appear, but you should be very careful to check what you're signing up for.
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If the Palestinians, if Mahmoud Abbas would just come back and talk to this administration, talk to this president and sit down, I think he would fight an incredible willingness and eagerness to get a deal done.
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Here are a few ways to go above and beyond in your thank you letter: Also, a candidate that expresses eagerness and excitement for a role is always refreshing, so don't be afraid to add some personality.
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I was also able to speak briefly with Mia Donovan, director of the documentary Deprogrammed and consultant on the game, whose passion and expertise were obvious in her eagerness to dig into the complex material at hand.
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Coaches Corner Given the eagerness Mike D'Antoni showed in wanting to punch Blake Griffin (we've all been there), this fight will take place in a ring shaped like a hexagon to represent each division in the league.
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Medium felt torn between Williams' desire to create a publishing tool for the masses, as he had with previous company Blogger, and an eagerness to be recognized as a creator of prestige journalism in its own right.
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Some Democratic leaders around the country are growing increasingly concerned that the party could be repeating its errors from the 2016 election by looking past voters' core concerns in lawmakers' eagerness to take aim at the president.
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Watson is an earnest young actress, sometimes to a fault; she hasn't quite shaken that Hermione-esque eagerness to please, which leaves her stranded in a film that hasn't figured out who she's supposed to be playing.
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The national security adviser is well known for his enthusiasm for regime change, as his eagerness to use the American military to police the world exceeds even the standard interventionist bias of the broader foreign policy establishment.
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Be mindful of vagueness, verbal agreements, an eagerness to hire, and personal data requests early on, as these could indicate that the company is fraudulent, has a toxic environment, or otherwise may not be what it seems.
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Even when she let us pet her she tried to keep her distance, cringing in a sidling motion that brought her body within our reach but kept her head angled away, a mixture of eagerness and fear.
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Mr. Brodmann ran into its representatives at a watch fair and expressed his eagerness to create a watch, and last May the Normalzeit was introduced in a limited edition of 1,907, to observe the clock's birth date.
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He's his own prospect, a unique blend of length and touch and eagerness, and as the NBA puts more and more of an emphasis on long-term player development, he might be the next big "what if."
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The President used the bipartisan meeting before television cameras to express his eagerness to tackle comprehensive immigration reform after agreeing to a legislative fix on DACA -- signaling a break with his hard-line position on illegal immigration.
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But it is a caution -- sometimes overlooked in the eagerness to embrace personas fostered through publicity and compliant media outlets -- that admiring the way somebody acts, sings or hits a baseball isn't the same as knowing them.
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But analysts saw another motive, an eagerness from the central bank to secure room to act again should the economy weaken: It raised rates so it could lower them if Britain requires a fresh jolt of stimulus.
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British officials have insisted they will negotiate simultaneously with Brussels and Washington, and their eagerness to launch the trans-Atlantic round may be in part to use it as leverage in their talks with the European Union.
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They fear that the Vatican, in its eagerness for a deal, could betray clerics and parishioners who have illicitly practiced their faith for decades and risked arrest and persecution by worshiping in the so-called underground church.
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You might intend for this phrase to demonstrate your eagerness, but in reality, it "comes off as slightly desperate, and desperation doesn't look good in any context," says Zachary Painter, Career Adviser and Hiring Manager at ResumeGenius.com.
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Senior administration officials have told The New York Times that Mr. Trump has privately, and repeatedly, said he wanted to withdraw from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which would buttress Mr. Putin's eagerness to weaken the group.
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So obedient to Gerry that she doesn't work because he doesn't want her to, she is the sort of person whose kindness and eagerness to please make her credulous, and far too tolerant of her husband's cruelty.
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Buttigieg's and Steyer's eagerness to attack Sanders showed that the front-runner is now the candidate everyone else in the Democratic race is targeting, with the Palmetto State's primary coming Saturday and Super Tuesday looming next week.
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The first was their complaint that the Democrats' sources of information were at best secondhand — though that has now been undermined by Mr. Sondland's eagerness to use his cellphone to call the president from a Kiev restaurant.
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In spite of the government's initial eagerness to greenlight HidroAysén, the Committee of Ministers scuttled the project in 2014, in recognition of the significant impacts the project would have had on one of Chile's most iconic regions.
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In these investigations, Mr. Sessions, as U.S. Attorney, exhibited an eagerness to bring to trial and convict three leaders of the Perry County Civic League including Albert Turner despite evidence clearly demonstrating their innocence of any wrongdoing.
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Longstanding American alliances with Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are frayed, and face new uncertainty with the election of Donald J. Trump, whose foreign policy remains largely undefined, except for an avowed eagerness to shake things up.
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The report is likely to renew questions about Mr. Flynn's avowed eagerness to work with Russia, and his dismissal of concerns about President Vladimir V. Putin, which have at times exceeded even that of Mr. Trump himself.
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Diwan said Kushner and bin Salman seemed to have a "unique relationship, there's a generational bond there" as well as a "willingness and an eagerness" to reach accommodations on Israel and Iran, Saudi Arabia's regional arch rival.
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When I ran for state Senate in 2628, I was worried as a Democrat during a hotly contested and partisan election year that my eagerness to fight for West Virginia families would not be enough to win.
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"At the same time, I would say because of the aggressiveness and because of their eagerness to expand business, some of them may be engaged in some wrongdoings, and now they are getting found out," he added.
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In its eagerness to stand out in the competitive industry, the lesser-known company Sun Bets offered lighthearted, but very real, odds of 8-1 that Shaw would eat a pie on the sideline during the match.
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Trump has called the investigation into whether his campaign colluded with Moscow a "witch hunt" and has shown an eagerness to get along with his Russian counterpart, repeatedly referring to the former KGB leader's denials of such behavior.
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This eagerness to critique the upper-class liberal mindset––a perspective handily summed up in the essay "The Contemporary Conformist" by Carles of Hipster Runoff (RIP HRO)––is part of what makes Tillman's new music feel so vital.
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We're not suggesting you snap every selfie against a blank wall from the safety of your couch, but keep in mind how your eagerness to get the perfect pic could be affecting — even harming — the environment around you.
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I'd argue he was both, and his eagerness to ignore warnings from subordinates is suggestive of a broader problem in which the Bush administration ignored evidence that did not serve the purpose of building a case for war.
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Trump has yet to pull any federal funding, and the Post argues that his eagerness to attack the state likely relates to the fact that Brown, a Democrat, has long stood in the way of the president's policies.
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His eagerness to deliver straight talk on these matters -- from asking whether vaccinations should be mandatory to lambasting the U.S. for failing to lead on climate change -- will surely feel like a tonic to those share his concerns.
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As the candidate talked about his eagerness to join the firm, I kept waiting for some explanation — some story — that would make sense of the half dozen apples, four pears, and three oranges sitting in on my desk.
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The apparent spontaneity of his public events, together with his eagerness to fan the flames of controversy, often seems to matter more — at least in terms of the volume of coverage he receives — than any lack of veracity.
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There is anxiety in Washington that Putin could convince Trump to hand over areas of Syria to Russia's client Bashar al-Assad, in a way that will benefit Iran, because of his eagerness to get US troops home.
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The former presidential nominee's sharp remarks -- met with thunderous applause and cheers from the graduating class -- was yet another sign of Clinton's increasing eagerness to publicly take on the man who handed her a second failed presidential bid.
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To win highly competitive deals, China's newly formed talent networks, a willingness to invest and expand, and eagerness to learn are the key to success for cross-border entrepreneurs who are looking for attention on the global stage.
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John E. ColbertArroyo Seco, N.M. To the Editor: The Trump administration's eagerness to bend over backward to accept the Saudi regime's denials that it murdered Jamal Khashoggi, a United States resident and Washington Post journalist, is deeply troubling.
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In which case it was the schools' eagerness to turn a woman they had hired on the merits into an embodiment of an essentially phony diversity that was the real problem, not Warren's attachment to her family tales.
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The Deuce Two episodes ago, I wrote about the difficulties of being a "good guy" in the world of "The Deuce," focusing mostly on Vinnie, whose eagerness to please all parties was putting him a morally perilous spot.
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Mia Farrow's deceptive performance as the ingénue with a resolve (and a womb) of steel is endlessly captivating, and John Cassavetes remains the smarmiest villain in the universe in his eagerness to sell his wife's uterus to Satan.
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Ivana's eagerness to gloss over the sins of an ex who now happens to be president of the most powerful nation on the planet is hardly the worst issue of sexism the country has to discuss this week.
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Their prevailing wisdom was that Harvey wanted to quickly get back on the mound after his poor outing on Saturday against the Houston Astros and that his eagerness should be honored since it might help his overall confidence.
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For Carter the larger motive was money, not through any great eagerness on Lizzie's part to inherit her father's fortune but rather in reaction to the man's miserliness: his meanness of spirit as well as his vindictive frugality.
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But the North has more recently signaled an eagerness to defuse tensions with the U.S. and South Korea with a series of diplomatic overtures that began with a New Year's Day offer to talk with South Korean officials.
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This would in theory be beneficial to the United States, which is viewed as a front-runner to host the 2026 World Cup, but also for China, which has expressed an eagerness to host as soon as possible.
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At the same time, Trump himself, in focusing on reaching a trade deal with Beijing, has shown some caution in his approach to Taiwan, despite the eagerness of some hawks in his administration for stronger shows of support.
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Trump's eagerness to scrap the Iranian nuclear deal also, of course, aligns with Saudi foreign policy, as does the Trump administration's almost complete silence on the Saudis' disastrous military campaign in Yemen against the Iranian-supported Houthi rebels.
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Yet there is little appetite among the United States' partners to revisit the Iran deal, nor is there much eagerness among lawmakers to cancel the existing health care program without a new system to install in its stead.
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Meanwhile, his fierce advocates at Breitbart have lost altitude while the ascendant Daily Caller's eagerness to channel Trump's rawest nationalism has produced a steady drumbeat of internal scandals over its infiltration by members of white nationalist extremist organizations.
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" Or as one Senate aide put it: "We are waiting with eagerness the White House chief of staff's proposal on health care reform that brings to Republicans the consensus that has otherwise eluded us for over a decade.
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Craig Reedie, WADA's president, who is also a longtime I.O.C. member and has been criticized for seeming to run the regulatory agency more as politician than policeman, expressed eagerness last month for Russia to return to good standing.
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While federal borrowing puts upward pressure on interest rates, by increasing competition for available funds, larger forces have kept rates at low levels, including the eagerness of China and other nations to lend money to the United States.
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