But it gets bawdier a few hundred lines later: OPHELIAYou are keen, my lord, you are keen.
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"He's very keen on it — very keen," Mr. Kudlow said of the president's view of the infrastructure plan.
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The pharmaceutical industry is keen to get new drugs to market and researchers are just as keen to report positive results.
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One might wonder, though, for whom Orr writes: those keen to the poetry world's nuances or those merely keen on poetry.
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It's a problem, especially when brands are so keen on commodifying self-care (and when I'm so keen on buying into it).
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If anything, we can all admire her hustle — her keen ability to date Hollywood men or her keen ability to see stories to tabloids.
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Qantas and Singapore Airlines, for example, are keen to use ultra-haul-long direct flights to attract business travellers keen not to have a layover.
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The Dynasty star and husband Richie Keen are proud parents of a baby boy named Charlie Zane Keen on Wednesday, July 18, in Los Angeles.
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Merkel is keen to ensure that the EU is not seen as being unwilling to talk - but is equally keen not to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement.
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"Often, the employers aren't aware that these people are being exploited," said Sobolewski, a keen triathlete who is clearly protective and keen to help his Polish compatriots.
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"She was really keen to go and I wasn't that keen as I didn't know the rules and was very focused on my track and field," Green recalled.
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Commander Keen Commander Keen, originally a '90s game from id Software, is coming back—but this time, it's a free-to-play mobile game from ZeniMax Online Studios.
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Maybe the U.S. secretary of state will be slightly less keen on talking to the British foreign secretary, and slightly more keen on holding discussions with the German one.
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"She's very keen on children and keen that they should be happy," said Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacy through the Heads Together initiative.
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Acting is in her blood Keen is the daughter of British actor Will Keen, whose credits include playing Michael Adeane on Netflix's The Crown and Thomas Cranmer in Wolf Hall.
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"She's very keen on children and keen that they should be happy," adds Fonagy, who has also worked alongside Kate with her mental health advocacy through the Heads Together initiative.
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"She's very keen on children and keen that they should be happy," says Fonagy, who has worked alongside Kate, 36, with her mental health advocacy through the Heads Together initiative.
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Well, it's pro-environment and very keen on fairness, but less keen on altogether abandoning a vertiginous economic order, which means that tickets to gigs like this are super expensive.
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"We aren't aggressively looking for money, but we're more keen on a strategic investor," said Ho, explaining that Xiaomi's reach is one of the reasons it's keen on courting the firm.
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Lori Gabriel was flying home to Cypress, Texas, after a family vacation with her 9-year-old daughter, her boyfriend Brendan Keen, 32, and Brendan's 4-year-old son, Braysen Keen.
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" He was less keen on Trump : "I love America.
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It's not a message many powerful CEOs are keen on.
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Subramniam said Amazon was keen to resuscitate the Gormint project.
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The Fed is increasingly keen on its ability to communicate.
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Trump's fellow Republicans also are not keen on the tariffs.
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Understandably, not everyone was too keen on that idea. Why?
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His game isn't based on deception or keen floor surveillance.
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Did you know Mark Ruffalo has a son named Keen?
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"Snapchat's keen to get into this market quickly," he said.
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That's because she's keen to make the part her own.
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They are keen to avoid disruptions to travel and trade.
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But the Grammys have a keen tradition of overlooking Beyoncé.
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"Tonight I want to thank MTV and mom," Keen continued.
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Do you not see how keen my sight has become?
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The Trump administration seems keen to follow the latter course.
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Perhaps China is keen to lower tensions in the region.
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Not surprisingly, Feldman was not keen to repeat the experience.
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"It sounds like a false promise to me," Keen said.
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"Sadly, I don't know if there is anything," Keen answered.
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He used to be keen on getting out of jail.
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Japanese companies are keen to adapt to be competitive abroad.
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I'm very keen on children being taught mindfulness in schools.
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The movie has a keen eye for panhandlers and oddballs.
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The government, she says, are not keen on stricter enforcement.
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Happily, many shipping companies appear keen to cut emissions anyway.
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YOU ARE KEEN TO START USING IT WITHIN 24 MONTHS.
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Despite JAB's and Nestlé's heft, others are keen to compete.
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And employers seem no more keen to make permanent hires.
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Few at Beloved are keen to discuss President Donald Trump.
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The State Department seems keen to make sure it can't.
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China is keen to do ever more business with Israel.
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Moscow now seems keen to occupy the sea as well.
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Local magnates are as keen to build as the government.
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"We hope these tragedies don't keen happening," the activist said.
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As prices rise, they are keen to lock in deals.
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Mrs Clinton has also been keen to defer to states.
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The government is less keen to hail it as such.
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However, the organization seems keen on leaving him at shortstop.
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Keen to avoid that outcome, Glencore decided to pay him.
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No wonder, then, that officials are keen to boost revenues.
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The conservative coalition government is keen to rusticate others, too.
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So why is Apple suddenly keen to read QR codes?
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Makers of radio chips, such as Qualcomm, are keen too.
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Architects are keen to avoid the mistakes of their forebears.
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Most Democrats are keen to let rip on government spending.
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The study you quoted verifies Adams's keen sense of observation.
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But many other companies are keen to enter the fray.
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Mr Hawking also had a keen fondness for Chinese culture.
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So I'm keen to see it as a TV series.
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He had a powerful, captivating presence and a keen mind.
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I've been keen on smartwatches pretty much since day one.
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It's this proposition that Northrop Grumman isn't particularly keen on.
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Now Mr McGahn is said to be keen to leave.
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All were charitable foundations keen to try out the concept.
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Seems like they weren't the only ones who were keen.
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Germany is keen to start quickly, while France is reluctant.
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Sutton was keen to emphasize his business' drive for sustainability.
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Of course, any keen observer already knew they were adorable.
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There's a sequel, Red Dog: True Blue, if you're keen.
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But keen space tourists shouldn't pack their bags just yet.
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But the restaurant is still keen to attract new customers.
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As you can imagine, he was a very keen bean.
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Keen sailor Princess Kate is heading back to the sea!
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Iran is keen to diversify funding options for its companies.
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Fletcher seems to be keen on this mission in general.
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Others are just really keen to sell more Bluetooth headphones.
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It is particularly keen for investment to fund infrastructure projects.
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These groups are keen to stave off any Turkish attack.
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Trump has taken a keen interest in the Boeing saga.
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We'll keep a keen eye on his progress this year.
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Hillary Clinton is less keen on charters than Mr Obama.
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Equally airlines are keen to develop new sources of revenue.
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Blackburn is corporate communications and advocacy manager at KEEN Footwear.
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It takes a keen eye to be a good router.
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Maybe keen fans purchasing multiple copies for friends and family?
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But those with a degree are less keen on him.
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Keen chaps visited regularly and with the intent to marry.
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Why are politicians so keen to threaten the military option?
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We know Erdogan was not so keen on this idea.
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Fernandez so far seems keen not to mimic that approach.
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Keen observers have said he's sick, and suffering from gout.
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"Everybody died," Mr. Keen, 50, said of his drinking crew.
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And he is keen to make the courts more independent.
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Somebody who's mad keen on Trump and someone who's not?
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"I am not too keen on automatic tax increases," Sen.
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And yet, neither man seemed keen to revisit old grievances.
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The man has never been keen on facts or geography.
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North Korea would be keen to see a Moon victory.
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Katherine Johnson's keen mathematics skills helped put people in space.
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Boal said the dairy industry was keen on adding liquidity.
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I was keen to make it as Texan as possible.
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Both Warburg and Temasek are keen to be key investors.
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Jeff Bezos is reportedly keen on buying an NFL team.
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But other countries appear less keen to follow their lead.
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He also has a keen eye on the Federal Reserve.
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Shirley has a keen ear for harmony and instrumental color.
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She is a keen rider and owns race horses herself.
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Instead, May seems keen to push ahead with the discussions.
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I think that's why people were keen to do it.
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He produces Futurecast, and is the host of Keen On.
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Nevertheless, companies are still keen to invest in clean energy.
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You say you're keen to know what my thoughts are.
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And the team from Momofuku is keen on proving it.
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I think the [younger] generation is keen to be liberated.
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Is it important to have a keen sense of smell?
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He became a keen observer of people's moods and mannerisms.
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I'm definitely keen to do more at some point though!
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Dyson is widely respected and valued for her keen intellect.
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The billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel has expressed keen interest.
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"He was always very keen to resolve things," she said.
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She has a keen ear for the way people speak.
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Now they're keen to do the same to bond trading.
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"I was keen to have some modern elements," said Rowe.
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She had the same keen mind, the same quick wit.
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Nonetheless, the GOP seems keen to draw on Gunster's insights.
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"God alone knows," said one cabinet minister, a keen Brexiteer.
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This was the place we'd been most keen to see.
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Iran said OPEC members were not keen on increased prices.
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But political leaders don't seem keen to take that up.
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The Fed may also be keen to avoid appearing political.
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Both share a keen interest in tennis history and collecting.
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That shows how keen he was to be an official.
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Israel is keen for America to maintain pressure on Iran.
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Mr Ren is very keen on the concept of balance.
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The right was keen to advertise the failures, however sparse.
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I was keen to know why she had remained silent.
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This year, Mr. Trudeau isn't quite as keen about them.
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They are keen investigators of exotic and unconventional instruments, too.
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Ursula von der Leyen, its president, is a keen transatlanticist.
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So why are companies and investors keen to jump aboard?
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Chairman Roger Penske seems keen to jump into the business.
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Mueller reportedly has taken a keen interest in that meeting.
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This year, though, Hollywood doesn't seem keen to hold back.
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The keen eye for detail was passed along with it.
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But his colleagues in the Trump administration don't seem keen.
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The whole incident made me keen to my racialized identity.
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President Donald Trump took a keen interest in Gallagher's case.
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One of the people leading that conversation is Andrew Keen.
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Many are keen to rise to the challenge (see article).
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Got a keen teenage social justice warrior in the family?
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For example, he was keen on designing attractive solar panels.
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But for now, they're keen to just enjoy the moment.
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They keen over grandchildren they're no longer permitted to see.
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Voters aren't keen on D.C. lobbyists When former Minnesota Gov.
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Mr. Proechel has a keen sense for contrasting flavors, though.
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Astrophysicists, in particular, have a keen grasp of this concept.
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British retailers are keen to increase the amount of recycled material in their packaging, partly because it is slightly cheaper than the virgin sort but mainly because their customers are keen on the idea.
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While the government is keen to protect its revenues, Pemex would be keen to avoid a repeat of shock spending cuts it had to perform earlier this year after oil prices plunged, he said.
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" In his speech, Xi was keen to keen to rally support for his vision, emphasizing his role as one among many, using the term "people" 84 times, compared to just 18 mentions of "socialism.
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I guess I looked like some kind of social scientist with a tape recorder and a camera, and people were not keen to speak, and they were definitely not keen to be in a picture.
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Commuters, from the sweat-averse to the environmentally conscious, are keen.
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And sellers are turning out to be keen on the service.
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If you're keen on music sounding perfect, expect to pay more.
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The makers are keen to expand to the U.S. and Asia.
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Given the tight Brexit timetable, bankers are keen to get cracking.
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Brian Tyree Henry & Lakeith Stanfield – Atlanta Hugh Jackman & Dafne Keen – Logan
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She was not so keen to share gains with the government.
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Those who are invested are keen to play up its advantages.
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Ryan Eggold's Tom Keen is back on The Blacklist full-time.
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But Kardashian West didn't seem so keen on the surprise cameo.
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"They all have a very keen sense of humor," Roberts says.
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"Everybody on Twitter was keen to find the girl," Joshi said.
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This week they are particularly keen to ripping my copy apart.
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The government seems keen to instil that thought in foreigners, too.
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Guangzhou, the provincial capital, is particularly keen on more infrastructure investment.
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It is easy to understand why customers are keen on robots.
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Other cities and states have been keen to encourage their use.
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Miss Mason is keen to see what goes on in here.
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To date, Keen Home has raised $4.1 million from various sources.
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None of the residents was keen to talk to The Economist.
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Of course, keen fans were already aware of Mulroney's musical gifts.
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Libya's state oil firm, NOC, was also keen for a crackdown.
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But they are increasingly keen on using another sidearm: the Taser.
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Indian researchers are keen to build a detector of their own.
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Some Social Democrats, including Margot Wallström, the foreign minister, are keen.
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The president appears particularly keen to raise duties on French wine.
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Mr Miyamoto had not been terribly keen on a corporate job.
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Kalnbērzs said he wasn't particularly keen to know about all this.
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He is keen on national service and suspicious of dual citizenship.
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Nestlé differentiates itself from 3G, with its keen focus on cuts.
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As his research continued, Berger was keen to involve the public.
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The protesters I talked to were keen to emphasize this message.
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The author may have been a little too keen on that.
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Mr Trump is also keen to speed up the deportation process.
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Even the prison-loving government of New South Wales sounds keen.
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The country is keen to move up the manufacturing value chain.
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China, like many countries, is keen to know its own extent.
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It's a keen adaptation to avoid the long, ruthless winter famine.
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In any event, SGX is clearly not keen to find out.
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It is a trend the Polish government is keen to encourage.
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Noisey: So, Danny, why were you so keen to come here?
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It is an image the charismatic acrobat is keen to dispel.
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Hospitals are increasingly keen on such arrangements for the same reason.
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But will parents be as keen to spend $300 on it?
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London's PR industry is keen to avoid contamination from the scandal.
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France, which seemed keen to engage Iran, is now more hesitant.
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The anti-establishment Five Star Movement is keen to move ahead.
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The disgruntled may have been especially keen to have their say.
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Many British Brexiteers were once also keen on the EEA option.
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He liked her but she was definitely more keen on him.
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The Five Star Movement was anti-vaccinators' first keen political voice.
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But that is another imbalance Mr Trump seems keen to correct.
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It takes a keen ear to hear what is left unsaid.
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Mr Kurz is also keen to flaunt his pro-European credentials.
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It's not clear that Ryan is keen to receive Trump's endorsement.
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He's keen to see the whole process from start to finish.
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Italy, Bulgaria and Greece are keen to see some sanctions lifted.
|
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"We're both keen to come to a resolution," he told Reuters.
|
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But neither the euro area nor America seem keen to build.
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SWIMMERS, especially keen ones, tend to treat water as the enemy.
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Nonetheless, he is still keen to hold an election in 2020.
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Early Muslims were keen astronomers, in part because faith demanded it.
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Early customers include Digital Ocean, Expensify, Vox, Buzzfeed, Zycus, Meteor, Keen.
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Thankfully, the Keen Security Lab researchers aren't malicious in their intent.
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Neither are incumbent airlines keen to foot the bill for expansion.
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Dafne Keen is not only adorable, but a wry little comedian.
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Chinese day-trippers, among others, are keen to glimpse Mont Blanc.
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And it's a philosophy that we're keen to keep in mind.
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Those are two options Carlier isn't, yet, keen to embrace. Fine.
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The otherwise beleaguered opposition seems keen to press its momentary advantage.
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Not everyone has been keen to see the mapmakers in town.
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Not everyone has been keen to showcase their products on Netflix.
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But you might not know that Moscoman is a keen cook.
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Lots of women seek out such trials, keen to be involved.
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Big banks are keen to show they are heeding the call.
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Hoteliers are keen for a much-needed shot in the arm.
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That journey can be rough, and Cardi isn't keen on sugarcoating.
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None of it worked—he was still keen on hanging out.
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The government is keen to get the most from the sales.
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That's why the Commander is so keen on these little trysts.
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Is Google's ability to choose soft, cozy fabrics really that keen?
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If we pretend it was all peachy keen—it really wasn't.
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Policymakers are also keen to keep jobs and technology in Japan.
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She is also particularly keen on honey, but what bear isn't?
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Still, markets are keen to see if Yellen follows their lead.
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GameStop: Cramer said he is not "keen" on the dwindling franchise.
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Analysts are now keen to hear how Bailey sees the future.
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To that end, Keen will focus on three core thesis areas.
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The Trump administration has taken a keen interest in 5G technology.
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"I'm not a scientist, but I'm a keen observer," Eskridge said.
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Saudi Arabia is not keen on Westerners trampling around the kingdom.
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"Inside that and we would not be too keen," he said.
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Some people are extremely keen on it, some are extremely hostile.
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Tycoons are particularly keen on schemes to cheat the grim reaper.
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Unfortunately, not everyone is so keen on employees with body ink.
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For those keen on testing it out, options are currently limited.
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He appears commendably keen to chip away at Brazil's bloated state.
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They would be keen to protect digital privacy at all costs.
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Congress was keen to concentrate more government resources on social programs.
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Across the board, Democrats are keen to spend more on infrastructure.
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The Russian president is keen to emphasize how fit he is.
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Next time you're at a rave, keep a keen ear out.
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Moreover, the government is keen to upgrade the country's manufacturing base.
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Saudi Arabia is keen for local investors to buy a piece.
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Ever keen to help, The Economist asked YouGov to do so.
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Last time we checked, law firms seemed pretty keen on revenue.
|
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Lawmakers are also keen to play a part in the fight.
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The owner, the bankrupt Penn Central Railroad, was keen to sell.
|
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But Trump, with a keen instinct for the jugular, was unrelenting.
|
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The regulator, keen to prioritise existing carriers, decided to revise them.
|
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But some European officials appear keen for a thaw with Russia.
|
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"We have to be very keen about safety," Mr. Santamala said.
|
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But Tokyo is not keen on the alternative of investment courts.
|
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However, RWE and E.ON don't seem keen on any side deals.
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"You have to be a keen observer of markets," Sandelman said.
|
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At the time, Michael Warren and Keen denied having an affair.
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There is no evidence that leadership is keen on that idea.
|
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The Chinese are fantastically keen, but they are predominantly auction buyers.
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I'm keen to know Hruskova's secret to making the bread rise.
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Apparently, the theatre was not too keen on the comedian's joke.
|
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They are keen to see a freeze in this production too.
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I'm not that keen on applying lemon juice to your skin.
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Keen IO makes tools for developers to create customized analytics dashboards.
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But some GOP senators were not as keen on the idea.
|
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But Mr. Putin took a keen personal interest in the project.
|
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"I'm not too keen on automatic tax increases," Mr. Kennedy said.
|
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"They were very keen, which is always flattering," he said laconically.
|
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"The prime minister is very keen on this," Arvind Panagariya said.
|
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They also have a keen eye for excess, and cynical marketing.
|
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Frankfurt will be keen to grab a slice of this action.
|
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He's got a keen ear and isn't too precious about sound.
|
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"Some players are just not keen on opening themselves," she said.
|
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He has a keen understanding of what regular people are feeling.
|
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Hammond, for one, was keen to pursue a more positive stance.
|
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Representatives from both companies were not keen to explain their reasoning.
|
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It is possible, however, that the Keen reaction was something more.
|
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Meanwhile, Melania ain't so keen on gettin' handsy with the Prez.
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Insightful, keen, even trenchant observations of the minutiae of everyday life.
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Mr Myers is keen to talk about applications beyond personal hygiene.
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Westerners were less keen, and Germans the most wary of all.
|
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Josie, understandably, is not keen on pretending that she's Abigail's roommate.
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Keen to keep his distance, Mr Zelensky declined to meet him.
|
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"I'm not keen on T-shirts with logos, either," she adds.
|
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"No European government is keen on body bags," the diplomat said.
|
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Students are keen to learn about the outside world, he said.
|
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"We're not too keen on that chlorinated chicken," Mr. Johnson said.
|
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But the government is keen to reduce dependency on imported foods.
|
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Ms. Watson had been keen to finally discard her Hogwarts uniform.
|
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The government is keen to show that progress is being made.
|
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The Trump administration was never particularly keen to build USP Letcher.
|
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He primarily projects an air of keen intelligence and placid equanimity.
|
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Schoeman, who lives in Barcelona, is also keen to continue hiking.
|
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Now they are keen to replenish inventory as prices have fallen.
|
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Unlike Trump, Zeman is very keen on deepening ties with China.
|
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The government in Islamabad was also keen to reassure domestic producers.
|
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Enter the Hong Kong government, keen to draw in more tourists.
|
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Organizers are always keen to distinguish themselves in a crowded field.
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IS IT INFRASTRUCTURE OR ARE YOU NOT SO KEEN ON THAT?
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He and Oskar Mosco got to talking, each keen, each curious.
|
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Still, activists appear keen to maintain the momentum of their movement.
|
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McClay said New Zealand was keen to agree a trade deal.
|
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"We are keen on continuing the way of negotiations," Abbas said.
|
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" • "Keen observational skills and subsequent reflection are essential for leaders today.
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But he's keen to stress he's not only after damaging material.
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As a result, some argue the asset class is open to abuse by banks keen to earn fees from deals and issuers and investors keen to be able to boast about their own, sometimes empty, credentials.
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As a result, some argue the asset class is open to abuse by banks keen to earn fees from deals and issuers and investors keen to be able to boast about their own, sometimes empty, credentials.
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Beth Avia Schoenbach, a daughter of Erica B. Popkin and Lawrence H. Schoenbach of Great Neck, N.Y., was married June 18 in Washington to Stephen Anthony Keen, a son of Suzanne R. Keen of Fort Myers, Fla.
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Why is the president so keen to give away such strategic and valuable pieces of Egyptian territory — so keen that his government was willing to show contempt for the institutions of the judiciary, the Constitution and Parliament?
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Don't feel bad about cutting a date short if you're not keen.
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I know that Scott Rudin Productions is very keen to get started.
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Analysts said they were keen to see action rather than words alone.
|
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There will also be a keen eye kept on personal tax amounts.
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Investors are keen to know who Trump will pick as the nominee.
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This is a tenuous balance, which league ownership is keen to preserve.
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Connor is a keen musician who enjoys playing the guitar and singing.
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Francis is keen to see Romero made a saint during his pontificate.
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Older Americans were especially keen on keeping financial secrets from their spouse.
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Trump has repeatedly said he is keen to sit down with Mueller.
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The issue of automated trading has been a keen interest of Giancarlo.
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When did you realize you had such a keen awareness of fragrance?
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He wasn't so keen on lemon and hated the taste of vinegar.
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Urban micro hotels are another avenue the company was keen to explore.
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Trump supporters and convention organizers were keen to avoid such an outcome.
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The SPD is keen to have a dual leadership including a woman.
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Ms Sturgeon is keen to take advantage of growing support for independence.
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The religious are often keen to share their insights, without betraying confidences.
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After wearing them for three years (!), Jamie is keen to be free.
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And Fed policymakers in Palo Alto seemed keen on exploring new ideas.
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Her image is of someone keen to please the masters in Beijing.
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The organisation is also keen to include data collected by helpful volunteers.
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The details take a lot of time; they're very keen on eyebrows.
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Private-equity funds are not the only ones keen on the industry.
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Officials in the EU, in particular, are keen to hurry lightweighting along.
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"Their main audience was country, and country shut them down," Keen says.
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"[Daniel] didn't seem keen on a celebratory event," Fisher Turner told VICE.
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Despite that setback, the company seems keen to expand in the region.
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Even Britain's Conservative government is keen to get in on the act.
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But even there, the authorities are keen not to go too far.
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"We weren't the ones going around saying everything's peachy keen," she says.
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But the party's top brass are not keen on such a punt.
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Mr Trump is keen to increase exports and not just block imports.
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Some governments are keen to help families that struggle with the summer.
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Her family, keen for her to marry and have children, is unsympathetic.
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For its part, the diaspora is keen to shape policy back home.
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If you show interest, people are really keen to share their experiences.
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This isn't as much as theory as it is good keen observation.
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Ms Tlaib is keen to take the focus away from her religion.
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The authorities are keen to give the impression of an orderly transition.
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His higher political aims mean he's keen to please Trump's base, too.
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This Modern Family star isn't too keen on the modern dating world.
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Private companies are keen to join the trips to the Red Planet.
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The Fed is understandably keen to increase it while markets look resilient.
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I've never been too keen on the scrape-me-off donner kebabs.
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Most South Koreans have been keen on the idea for two decades.
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Netflix, however, isn't keen on letting other networks have the last word.
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As well as being less diverse, they are less keen on diversity.
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Keen to reassert authority, Congress passed the War Powers Resolution in 1973.
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He is sober, thoughtful and keen not to fall back into addiction.
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Richer people in poorer states are notably keen to cut domestic spending.
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You might suppose that Deutsche's should be keen on a fresh start.
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So EU traders keen to buy Swiss shares can use Swiss exchanges.
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Investors remain keen however, to see Rajan's reform agenda run its course.
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So I think you want to keep a keen eye on things.
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It is keen to hold the first elections in Palestine since 2475.
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Hamas is keen to put someone else in charge of the misery.
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There is a keen appetite for investment funds with a technology bent.
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One of those people is Herman Yung, who's a keen taxi-spotter.
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But no government is keen to encourage separatism, in Spain or elsewhere.
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None of the four liberal-leaning justices seems keen to join them.
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Many eyes watched it closely, keen to determine exactly what it was.
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That is also why Mr Kielsen is keen to attract Chinese tourists.
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It is not one, however, on which 80,000 Hours is very keen.
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Farmers are keen on the open markets that have benefited them greatly.
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As a result, I have developed a very keen sense of intuition.
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A keen insight, but it could not match what was to come.
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Hong Kongers, however, will not be keen on open borders with Guangdong.
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Phillip Streible, senior market technician, is keen to get in on gold.
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Fed officials this time around are keen to prevent another such incident.
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Investors are keen to see whom Trump will pick as her replacement.
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Despite the ban, many men are still keen to pay for sex.
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A handful of foreign investors are keen on mining Poland's coking coal.
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But it is also keen not to let protesters seize the initiative.
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South Africans are less keen: only 39% express confidence in Mr Trump.
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He was very friendly, keen to learn and asked lots of questions.
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He paints himself as champion of democracy keen to replace strongman rule.
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We think Brazil politicians ultimately are keen to restore lost tax revenue.
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In my little queer silo, lesbian life seemed pretty damn peachy keen.
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Most people show a keen interest and maybe a bit of surprise.
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But, not everyone has been keen to showcase their products on Netflix.
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That is a situation that U.S. business groups are keen to avoid.
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It was a breakthrough for writers keen to engage with the climate.
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Demand is keen, as is evident in the growing number of fairs.
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That's where the new Strive fund is keen to make its mark.
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Today it is still possible to find firms keen to transcend nationality.
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Europe and Japan are less keen on generics than America, for now.
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"He's a mensch, he's a grown-up, he's incredibly smart," Keen said.
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REUTERS/Brendan McDermid Conservatives have long nurtured a keen sense of betrayal.
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Always game for a workout, I was keen on a difficult hike.
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CHINA FIGHTS BACK Chinese authorities are keen to protect manufacturing jobs, too.
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Some, keen to fit in, diligently take tea (with lemon) at five.
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Top White House officials are keen to keep him in the building.
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And he was keen, he said, to make voting easier for everyone.
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But Goodman was keen to emphasize that this story wasn't about her.
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Armed with new DNA evidence, investigators arrested Sheila Keen Warren on Sept.
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FTT's management is also keen to sell the company to the Chinese.
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It's been keen to distinguish itself from a pure co-working space.
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It's better than the big infrastructure push Democrats are so keen on.
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But Beijing has been keen to get diplomacy back on track since.
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A keen player, Shaun used to compete in the London Youth Games.
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She also has a keen interest in digital health and financial services.
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The Trump administration is keen to see the project completed on time.
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It has also said it was keen to enter other European markets.
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And it's the kind of thing venture capitalists seem keen on funding.
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We were very keen on making sure that she wasn't a cliché.
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He is also reportedly keen to attach strict conditions to granting one.
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Kenyatta is keen for the poll to proceed to cement his rule.
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"We're both keen on being self-sufficient, I suppose," says Susan Brown.
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In theory, both groups should be equally keen to own the shares.
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Although last we heard, he wasn't too keen on the role himself.
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In America, Hillary Clinton is less keen on charters than Barack Obama.
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But why should anyone sensible be so keen to validate their boasts?
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Other countries in the association, however, are keen for Britain to join.
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But in these violent times I'm not keen on being a bully.
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Mr Enright is keen to take one voluntary local reporting scheme statewide.
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He told Business Insider he's keen to win a stage before Paris.
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It was, however, keen to avoid hasty changes that might prove destabilizing.
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People are always keen for a little pill instead of doing work.
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Others are keen not to recruit from an artificially thin talent pool.
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He was also remembered for his keen and demanding eye for products.
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HBO's unabashedly elitist old-timers are not keen on the new strategy.
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And the Republican Senate candidate was especially keen to discuss Democratic Sen.
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Apple is very keen to emphasize how highly it prioritizes your privacy.
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Until quite recently, no country seemed keen on a strong exchange rate.
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Chris Pine's a keen Metallica fan, but it wasn't his first concert.
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Putin, a keen judo practitioner, has sometimes watched mixed martial arts fights.
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If you are less than keen about it, you are not alone.
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Not only that, but Mr. Musk seems keen on improving SolarCity's product.
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Della Valle isn't so keen to harness these events for political gain.
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Italian soccer teams and their fans have a keen sense of history.
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In fact, they said they're keen on investing and collaborating with them.
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Macron is keen to push ahead with plans for euro zone reforms.
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The central bank is not keen on the idea of cryptocurrencies however.
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Keen Ice Jockey: Javier Castellano Trainer: Todd Pletcher Odds: 20-1 4.
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The kingdom is keen to diversify its investment exposures away from oil.
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The success of these predictions wasn't because I had a keen insight.
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Keen IO was founded in 2011 and is based in San Francisco.
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That is one reason why China is keen to gather foreign laureates.
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Failure is a trickster with a keen sense of irony and cunning.
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At John Lobb, she's brought a keen eye to the house's archives.
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It's why regulators don't seem keen to expand the definition beyond Europe.
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That is: young, smart, really liberal, but keen to work with others?
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Also of keen interest is how her assets are to be distributed.
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Trump is still keen to have more high-profile summits with Kim.
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I bounced him "Sunday" and he was keen to work on it.
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The next morning, I boot up myPrayStation, keen to collect my reward.
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For whatever reason, the President seems keen to play into that approach.
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"Joi were heavily involved in that game, and very keen," notes Cargill.
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Though keen to expand, Peel is decidedly uninterested in growing too fast.
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Not all wealthy parents are keen to make their children instant millionaires.
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The cease-fire expires tonight and Turkey is keen to continue fighting.
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Mr. Manafort's payments in Ukraine have been a focus of keen interest.
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" Keen analysis: "The score of today's final battle was 4 to 1.
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Mr. Hun Sen, though, seems keen to keep politics a family concern.
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Iran is keen is to show that bullying tactics will not work.
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Above all, she is keen to be seen as a valid artist.
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South Korea has also been keen on Saudi Arabia's nuclear power project.
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I've always been keen and able to be ahead of the pack.
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Like Quindlen, Nora is a keen observer of day-to-day life.
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"He's very keen to put human experiences in historical context," she said.
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As usual, right-wing newspapers were keen to help fan the flames.
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The prime minister was keen to stress that the extension to Oct.
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I can't imagine auction houses would be too keen to publicize it.
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More Saudi news: Why President Trump appears keen to protect the Saudis.
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And landlords do not seem keen to install Sony PlayStations just yet.
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That might explain why Jayden is so keen on growing his following.
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She entered the Keen School, run by Methodists, when she was 14.
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"It seems that they're much more keen this time to share information."
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Babitz is a keen appraiser of beauty, and not just her own.
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I decided to go to a cuddle party out of keen curiosity.
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The government, too, is keen to tout the country's respect for workers.
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Ms. Baron's piece, a Keen Company production that begins performances on Feb.
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He plays with both an attunement to abstraction and a keen intensity.
|
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Foreign adversaries keen to discredit US democracy could have a field day.
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The demand side is something that we watch with very keen interest.
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The Trump administration is keen to see the pipeline completed on time.
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Firms are keen to be seen to be paying their fair share.
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Iran said on Tuesday OPEC members were not keen on increased prices.
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But Snap's teen audience has a keen nose for inauthentic bullsh*t.
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Neither liberals nor conservatives have been keen to challenge the unions' power.
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My great-grandmother Luise Gönner had a keen eye for dead people.
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The stigmatization means girl are often keen to undergo FGM, campaigners say.
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South Korea's government is keen to promote a wider range of products.
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THE CHOREOGRAPHER Reggie Wilson has keen instincts for both danciness and theatricality.
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"At first, I wasn't too keen on him," Daniel told the outlet.
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Amy blossoms from reactionary villain to a thoughtful observer and keen strategist.
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KUDLOW: I'M KEEN ON – I'LL JUST SAY IT IN A LITTLE PHRASE.
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The 10-yard line guy was no match for her keen eye.
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Mocked by his peers in France, he found keen readers across Europe.
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But it's easy to feel keen on a new self-improvement project.
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The Senate, meanwhile, doesn't seem particularly keen on moving anything either way.
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He outlined one space that the business was keen to focus on.
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South Koreans have paid keen attention to the fate of Mr. Lee.
|
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She reminds him that she does not mope, she does not keen.
|
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But he's keen to reassure people that he's up to the job.
|
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Ms. Lousada remained a keen gardener, cyclist and hostess until her death.
|
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It's a loss that can feel especially keen to me at Christmas.
|
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Makar seems keen to get us in, then make his hasty exit.
|
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Were you surprised that Sabotage were keen to release it on vinyl?
|
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Tesla has so far not commented on the exploit by Keen Team.
|
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The Nationalist government was not keen to advance indigenous issues, said Chi.
|
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"They were very keen to take responsibility for their country," Mr. Shapiro said.
|
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The White House isn't keen on moving the address to the Senate chamber.
|
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Keen to host a top-class university, it offered Mr Shi tempting terms.
|
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The people behind Turla are apparently keen on targeting government and embassy websites.
|
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Ireland isn't keen because they say the ruling infringes upon their national laws.
|
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Mice have an incredibly weak vision but a strong, keen sense of smell.
|
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Maybe young people keen on biking to work want apartments and light rail.
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The prospects are not good: Russia is keen; America appears not to be.
|
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He is keen to share his new ideas and, he hopes, attract supporters.
|
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Some mysterious bots seem to have taken a keen interest in telecommunications policy.
|
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He added, however, he was keen to foster a military relationship with Beijing.
|
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Michele wasn't not too keen on the idea of being voted out either.
|
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The Royal Bank of Scotland isn't too keen on advertising on offensive videos.
|
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It just depends how keen farmers are to think long-term and invest.
|
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I'm not very keen on tripe and my customer are even less so.
|
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He was very keen in the interview to be very praiseworthy of Harry.
|
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A keen cricketer, he memorably had his glasses smashed while playing in 1984.
|
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But with Thanos at large, we're keen for that sweet room-patrolling ability.
|
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His intellect, keen, and he should be quickly confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
|
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The international intelligence agency always has a keen interest in Iran's hacking activity.
|
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Bolton was keen to stress that there would be no arbitrary withdrawal point.
|
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For different reasons, both men had keen self-interest in moving toward unity.
|
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Kushner said the White House is still keen to publish its peace plan.
|
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She is also keen for suggestions about what her next designs should be.
|
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India has been keen to develop its debt markets, especially in corporate bonds.
|
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Both Mr Trump and congressional Republicans are keen to cut taxes on corporations.
|
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The DEA, now manned by Pena, isn't keen on the surrender deal, either.
|
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For those keen to golf, the Vinoy's links are a five-minute drive.
|
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Still, the company isn't keen about its drivers snoozing while on the road.
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Not surprisingly America's armed forces are taking a keen interest in all this.
|
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But it was the family members who were most keen on the experience.
|
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And he doesn't seem so keen on her since the season six finale.
|
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However, the sensible simian was apparently not too keen on DeVito's Penguin getup.
|
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Kevin Faulconer, San Diego's Republican mayor, is keen to encourage cross-border business.
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Her grandfather was a keen shooter and hunter, and also a canny businessman.
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Even supporters of the right-populist UK Independence Party were keen on them.
|
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But some medical professionals and others are not so keen on the trend.
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And he seems to have a keen knowledge of that from my perspective.
|
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Mrs Merkel has said this is a fate she is keen to avoid.
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And that's why I've been keen and careful to never wander from that.
|
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I'd also like to thank Andrew Lyle for his keen penis-spotting eye.
|
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Flora Drew translates with a keen ear for switches of voice and tone.
|
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But smaller vessels keen to cut costs have grown complacent in recent months.
|
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Grace Meng has said that she, too, is keen to find out more.
|
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The big tech firms have also been keen to gobble up potential rivals.
|
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Cutler, on the other hand, isn't so keen on keeping the new addition.
|
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Tech firms are increasingly keen to use their own products in their headquarters.
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Not every developer in the room was so keen on supporting the system.
|
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Those south of the border are taking a keen interest in Glasgow's success.
|
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Unlike Fidel, Raúl is keen on the "market socialism" of Vietnam and China.
|
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CNAS's report notes that China is particularly keen to close this important gap.
|
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They are also keen to say they don't want to encourage irresponsible drinking.
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Police and regulators are keen to know more about them, but lack funding.
|
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Ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry, who replaced Tata in 2012, was less keen, however.
|
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Roberts expects brands to be particularly keen to translate their experiences to bots.
|
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The more he interferes, the less keen investors will be to buy shares.
|
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Well, we're all really keen chefs and we've worked with food stylists before.
|
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But west African businesses were less keen, fearing Moroccan competitors would crush them.
|
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Western sentiment on Twitter has not been keen on the casting choice, either.
|
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Others, where there is more evidence of spare capacity, have been less keen.
|
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Businesses keen to understand such shenanigans can be roughly divided into two categories.
|
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Bidders were seemingly never as keen as government leaks to the media suggested.
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I remember I wasn't keen on that idea and thankfully it didn't happen.
|
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Keen to find out, Dr Barran and her colleagues set up an experiment.
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I am very keen on work in the area of automated security analysis.
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Zuck, for his part, doesn't seem quite so keen on returning the favor.
|
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Brown, 38, and Keen were married in May 2017 near Santa Barbara, California.
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CAVUTO: It sounds like you wouldn&apost be keen on a separate prosecutor.
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He says he is a "modern conservative", keen on democracy and family values.
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Chinese-led newcomers to development banking also look keen, at least on paper.
|
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But some keen royal watchers had the best view from their office windows.
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But the blue-collar wing of his party, especially near Racine, is keen.
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Keen to try something out of the norm, but not bursting your budget?
|
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You might think this is a tag politicians would be keen to shed.
|
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But he also possesses a keen and generous insight into the human condition.
|
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Companies keen to protect their interests are increasingly taking that observation to heart.
|
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That's what has made them of such keen interest to scientists for centuries.
|
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Even governments keen to pump cash into drug development prioritise drugs with patents.
|
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Why are pension funds still so keen to push money into private equity?
|
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In that respect, Mr Robinson's fiery socialist rhetoric masked a keen business sense.
|
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Unfortunately for him, the ruling Conservative Party is not keen on rent controls.
|
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But the president was keen to put aside any talk of backroom jostling.
|
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Missouri does seem to be exceptionally keen on stopping women from having abortions.
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They are keen on renewable energy and on phasing out coal-fired generation.
|
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Non-whites, a growing slice of the population, are less keen on skiing.
|
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GM is clearly keen to embrace new ownership models and technologies for cars.
|
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Yet despite these concerns, Mr Trump's political instincts may have been disconcertingly keen.
|
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RBS is also keen to put its looming US mortgages fine behind it.
|
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We shouldn't expect startups to be overly keen to dole out equity either.
|
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Some are keen to compensate for the feeble response to the Litvinenko murder.
|
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It now oversees large lenders, in which governments also take a keen interest.
|
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Advertisers are keen to amass customer data and the tools to analyse them.
|
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Nothing happened that night but I was keen on bumping into him again.
|
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"We are keen to protect our market share," he said in an interview.
|
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As his business grew, Scharfman was keen to expand into a bigger space.
|
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Stenson, however, is keen to add an Olympic medal to his Claret Jug.
|
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It's an issue the World Economic Forum (WEF) has been keen on addressing.
|
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And now, I'm not too keen on the fact that she's a storyteller.
|
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For Glencore, keen to have some control over pricing, that is not tempting.
|
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While some people aren't too keen on Beckham's latest stunt, we're pretty stoked.
|
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Meanwhile, Kenya is also keen to diversify from its overt dependence on China.
|
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Snapchat's original design reflected a keen understanding of younger users, ad executives said.
|
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Whatever—and wherever—it is, prosecutors remain keen to pry open its secrets.
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If you're super keen, you can register for pre-sale from February 26.
|
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About a decade ago, Thea Litschka-Koen developed a keen interest in snakes.
|
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Her large eyes and prominent teeth gave her a look of keen concern.
|
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"They are not keen to make any fuss," one of the sources said.
|
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The only problem was Jordan wasn't too keen on the idea at first.
|
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Which would certainly explain why he was so keen to keep her quiet.
|
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"We are recruiting , actually so if George and Charlotte are keen?" she joked.
|
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Putin, a former KGB officer, is a keen analyst of personality and behavior.
|
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In particular, I was keen to hear how the agent-handler relationship works.
|
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Let's just say this: he's not too keen on our new president elect.
|
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President Muhammadu Buhari is keen to promote a "Made in Nigeria" industrial policy.
|
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All the AI is local to the device, Apple is keen to stress.
|
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"We respectfully plead that the court should not open this box," Keen said.
|
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China's government is no doubt keen to see its home-grown offering survive.
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He's a young black kid, a featherweight, thin and keen as a blade.
|
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Scientists have never seen one of these supersymmetrical particles, but they're keen to.
|
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For example, my generation of millennials have taken a keen interest in Rep.
|
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But in that climate, will others be quite so keen to replace him?
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I don't know where any of us would be without your keen insight.
|
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Many Chinese today are individualistic, empowered and keen to shape society around them.
|
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Hyperbole is not unexpected from a government keen to burnish its liberalising credentials.
|
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The tiny price fluctuations have frustrated investors keen on volatility and clear direction.
|
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London also appears to be keen to tighten its trade ties with China.
|
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The Democratic Party faces a keen dilemma: It is badly outspent by Republicans.
|
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Such ambiguities point to two difficulties for firms keen to stamp harassment out.
|
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His research shows why Democrats are so keen on getting these votes counted.
|
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The Keen Company production will be directed by Jonathan Silverstein, Keen's artistic director.
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She lacks her husband's keen political instincts and persuasive talents as a campaigner.
|
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He is viewed as a numbers guy with an keen eye for detail.
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Pro-Brexit MPs were keen to head off the threat of a revolt.
|
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Reform-minded and ambitious, Prince Mohammed was keen to challenge the status quo.
|
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Few in FIFA or other governing bodies appear truly keen to combat corruption.
|
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That's how keen they are to bring Elon Musk's idea to the country.
|
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By and large, and there are exceptions, I am not keen on beards.
|
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Russia has also always been keen on helping African states construct energy installations.
|
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And they weren't too keen on the neighborhood's abandoned streetcars and bohemian lifestyle.
|
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China, meanwhile, understands Trump's keen sense of how he is treated by others.
|
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Those changes require a keen understanding of the complex web of regulations, however.
|
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All parties have stressed that they are not keen on forming a coalition.
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Keen to talk to work with people who have launched a coin before.
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Uber China was particularly keen to talk up the significance of HNA Group.
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Claflin seems quite keen on documenting every moment spent with his co-stars.
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Holland's as keen on talking about food while eating food as I am.
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If WIMPs do exist, they sure aren't keen on interacting with our world.
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The two had apparently met after Keen started working at Warren's car dealership.
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The Commission was keen to stress that the measures were limited in time.
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New staffers were particularly keen to try it despite warnings to be careful.
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A keen focus on runway is critical to the survival of any startup.
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TechCrunch editors with a keen eye for successful startups will vet every application.
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The next morning, I boot up my PrayStation, keen to collect my reward.
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Meanwhile, only 70 percent of voters aren't too keen on Putin. Hmm. Okay.
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For starters, tech organizations need bodies that underrepresented populations are keen to provide.
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There is little doubt that mining companies are keen to embrace more technology.
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Thus millions of survivors now have a new, keen interest in local elections.
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FITCH SAYS CHINESE POLICYMAKERS STILL APPEAR KEEN TO AVOID ANOTHER MAJOR CREDIT STIMULUS
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Alexandra, 23, is a keen horse rider and has at least four horses.
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Luxembourg is keen to make equivalence more flexible, but France is more cautious.
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My body holds crinkles unseen and my eyes carry a bold, keen twinkle.
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Shopping malls have been playing jazz compositions by the monarch, a keen saxophonist.
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Mr. Ascensão has a fondness for, and a keen ability with, circular motifs.
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Even when contemplating the cosmic, he had a keen sense of the comic.
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And Republicans in the House aren't keen on propping up the law either.
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MATARAZZO My parents were so keen on making sure I knew all that.
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I'm not especially keen on the notion of my life story being written.
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Foley has a desperately keen understanding of what happens in a conflict zone.
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Perkins, not keen on throwing his offspring under the bus, declined that option.
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He was wearing a black hat and a grin, and keen to vote.
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As it turns out, investors are keen to help Hotz do just that.
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It isn't only groceries that consumers are keen to stock up on, however.
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As for the keen sense of drama, it must be a genetic trait.
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And he hasn't seemed especially keen on crime-busting in this situation, either.
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Burlington is a popular two-step instructor, and Zanoff is a keen equestrian.
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But fourth downs are embedded with opportunity for those keen to exploit it.
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In most areas of life I am keen on understanding what I'm doing.
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While this didn't bother me, my husband wasn't keen on the unusual layout.
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Last year, Mushi bounced around with Team Aster, Geek Fam and Keen Gaming.
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I suppose it feared that elections might produce administrations keen on income redistribution.
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"Silicon Valley seems more keen to bankroll such initiatives," according to the report.
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All of us will miss Mark's keen mind and rare ability to analyze.
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Corporations are keen to dissolve the boundary between traditional employment and independent contracting.
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He labeled Ms. Carroll a liar who was keen to sell a book.
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America does not seem keen on renewing it when it expires in 2021.
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But the group also seems keen to expand its underground network in Turkey.
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Mr. Snitzer was keen to show off the installation — and Mr. Pérez's imprimatur.
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Like Thubron's celebrated travel writing, his novel displays keen observation and narrative flair.
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Heller is keen to talk about his efforts to thwart Trump on Yucca.
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Pashinyan, 42, appears keen to play a major role in the political reconfiguration.
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He most recently placed top 16 with Keen Gaming at The International 2019.
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Amazon appears to be keen on ensuring that the underlying software looks sleek.
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People assume she's an enchantress, but she's merely a keen, if malevolent, psychologist.
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STEVE LIESMAN: And so, you have a keen sense of what's going on.
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Bezos is a keen investor, operating through his eponymous VC vehicle Bezos Expeditions.
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"Our government is not keen on any more IPOs from China," Cramer said.
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But lately he's showing a particularly keen interest in the news these days.
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"At first, I wasn't too keen on him," the father of two said.
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It is particularly keen for investment to fund its backlog of infrastructure projects.
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Remi, however, is entranced, and keen to learn more about his faithful friend.
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Now Google looks keen to take share in Microsoft's real stronghold: big companies.
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So how did it grow and why is Washington taking a keen interest?
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Indonesia's government is keen to expand tourism to boost Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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We discussed women a lot; Omar was older and keen on marrying soon.
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I'd skip the unsweetened flavor though unless you're keen on adding flavoring yourself.
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But lately, he's showing a particularly keen interest in the news these days.
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The United States is also keen to secure more sanctions enforcement by China.
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The United States is also keen to tap into India's large defense market.
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From the very first round, Rigondeaux showed that he was keen to hold.
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Dr. Winstock is keen to point out that there are many complicating factors.
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This group is keen for more local-style heroes, according to industry executives.
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Judging from "Goomics," Cornet is also a keen observer of the company's culture.
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Most were just keen to hear Russo talk about her experience of totality.
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He suggested that I buy his shop since he was keen to retire.
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It's also an idea that Prime Minister Theresa May seems keen to consider.
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The Byzantines were, to be somewhat reductive, not terribly keen on sporting events.
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A keen sense of self-awareness, almost to a fault, permeates each essay.
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Remember that the likes of YouTube are very keen to stamp down on these illicit tools, and malware makers are very keen to make some cash out of them, so be wary about which software you use for the job.
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That will stick in the craw of people keen to safeguard Hong Kong's distinctiveness.
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But customers are not keen and there is insufficient storage capacity, trading sources say.
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Not surprisingly, Twitter's board is not keen on selling the company to its customers.
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Lebanese women, who have a penchant for biological improvement, are particularly keen on it.
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Nadine Drayton-Keen to send an important message to students for Black History Month.
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We're keen on this casting, so let's make sure this series gets ordered stat.
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One common trait among everyone there was that they were extremely keen to talk.
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It's the enterprise customers that apparently aren't too keen on end-to-end encryption.
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Yahoo is keen to distance itself from the Japanese company operating under its brand.
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Canada remains less keen to use competition as a way of boosting that productivity.
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"We are keen on signing a defense cooperation agreement," Lorenzana said of that trip.
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Many of the players were keen to play on and get a result, too.
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The idea of investing with a keen focus on value sounds sensible — virtuous, even.
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ExxonMobil, however, remains very keen on Pakistan and is looking at other terminal projects.
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The Rainbow Chamber Singers, on the other hand, are keen to reinvent the genre.
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However, many in Guatemala's political elites are keen to see the U.N. body shuttered.
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It is savvy to this whole "catching" thing and isn't too keen on it.
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Ant Financial wasn't the only entity keen on using data to measure people's worth.
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But he's keen to point out there's more to the job than having sex.
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Although Brown ultimately lost out to Dafne Keen, she's a good sport about it.
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But some seem keen to stick with the old acronym, at least for now.
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European Union producers, hit by Russian sanctions against them are keen for new markets.
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Meanwhile, everyone outside Australia keen for an emoji plate will have to be patient.
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The Shipowners' Association, representing the employers, said it was keen to resolve the situation.
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ADNOC is also keen to lease more strategic storage in India, Al Jaber said.
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However, European regulators are keen to avoid any state aid that might distort competition.
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Lazada's Thailand warehouse Lazada is Alibaba's early dibs on a young and keen market.
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And us folks from Liverpool are not too keen on Manchester, or its people.
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However, Brinkley is keen to spread the message that age is just a number.
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He slowly reveals their baroque lineaments through keen slices of life, unencumbered by exposition.
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Some immortals were reportedly keen to elect a former banker to oversee its investments.
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Ideally, keen Corfiots and proud Pakistanis should combine to give Greek cricket a boost.
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Many American customers are obviously keen to shop before the broader tariffs take effect.
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Today, Shenzhen is attracting many entrepreneurs keen to develop new ways of making things.
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That is why astrobiologists are so keen to identify liquid water on other planets.
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"They're all lifelong Republicans," he says, toggling his phone to play a Keen song.
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At the party gathering, Republican leaders were keen to talk policy, not presidential politics.
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One is that central bankers are too keen to spot inflation in the data.
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American officials may be keen to spare Mr Trump's blushes in front of protesters.
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He created places that are so empty, they keen for the presence of people.
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Mao Zedong, in power from 1949 to 1976, was not keen on foreign ideas.
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Now, I've noticed that parts of the internet aren't especially keen on Zelda gripes.
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Without a keen eye and dedicated memeing, it never would have become rabidly popular.
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Mr Smith is keen to make sure his BOGOF officers are out in Brixton.
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Indian media had reported that Stayzilla was keen to raise $40 million last year.
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Foreign energy companies are keen to invest, but complain of too much red tape.
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Anthony works at Lucky 7 and doesn't seem too keen on killing another man.
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So why are people on the internet so keen to believe in conspiracy theories?
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Investigators are also keen to know why no crew member used the emergency brake.
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Commander Keen – The 90s id game returns as a free-to-play iOS title.
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Taxi drivers, naturally keen on long queues for their service, are once again resisting.
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The clamour spooks the government, which is keen to keep the middle class onside.
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Mark Zuckerberg is "rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic," says author Andrew Keen.
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"I'm just really keen to make sure that aspect of gaming history is preserved."
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And don't forget community colleges and other groups that are keen to train you.
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Baldwin has taken a keen interest in looking at stock buybacks from Capitol Hill.
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That is why Lyft and Uber are keen to get rid of drivers altogether.
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At a minimum, Mr Kim will be keen to secure some easing of sanctions.
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JUUL has in the past been keen to stress its independence from big tobacco.
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Big banks, like private-equity firms, are keen to work with outfits like RCM.
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He said none of the comedy team were keen on roles in Zelenskiy's government.
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It's safe to say the players involved weren't so keen on the late start.
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She is very, very keen to engage more with the museum and its collections.
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One reason might be to appease regulators keen to boost Chinese shipyards' order books.
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The Trump administration is keen to sign multi-billion dollar deals for U.S. firms.
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A keen interest in the travails of Everyman has defined his television career, too.
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Maduro has held on to power by paying keen attention to who controls firepower.
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He is keen on autonomy and experimentation, which puts the teaching profession on edge.
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Having been repeatedly carved up by bigger powers, Poland is keen to cement alliances.
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It appears Samsung is keen to position the Chromebook Pro as a premium device.
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In such an environment the fate of the Phnom Penh Post attracts keen attention.
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The United States is also keen to encourage greater business and trade with India.
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Keen: Check out these mid-rise waterproof boots with rustic styling for 29% off.
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Rachel — we both love Disney — but Rachel especially was very keen on the name.
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Either way, Microsoft is keen to let everyone know that it has passed Slack.
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And U.S. firms such as DraftKings and FanDuel are keen to expand into Europe.
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They were not keen to see a public debate on sexual orientation take place.
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Nor were they keen to diversify crops to include strains less sensitive to drought.
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Still, she is keen to put distance between the local party and the government.
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Now that the numbers are out, executives are keen to "win", says one consultant.
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"It is a challenge that we're keen to get on with," he told Reuters.
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Particular" because of his keen attention to detail, "even down to renewing our vows.
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Keen horticulturalist Charles, 67, has been instrumental in building on the Queen Mum's legacy.
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The European Union is keen to promote trade, investment and other relationships with China.
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Tartane residents do not seem too keen on answering questions about the local hero.
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Nearly one year after leaving Myanmar, Tahera, Suhara, and Amena aren't keen to return.
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Duterte has hinted in the past that he's keen to strengthen Russian-Philippine ties.
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The Finnish government was keen to see what people would do under such circumstances.
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Abeer had a troubled relationship with her family and was keen to start again.
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That group disbanded and Keen moved onto trying to inform people about breaches instead.
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In the interview, the Stranger Things star said that Keen was "incredible" in Logan.
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I am actually keen to get the winch and the wired auxiliary lights whirring.
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Nvidia was keen to plug its latest graphics card as the most successful ever.
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But the party is rarely keen on letting people express their feelings for themselves.
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Improving yourself personally can help you professionally Franklin was very keen on improving himself.
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"We're very keen to show measurable impact and particularly to validate that," Bell said.
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Others also aren't too keen on the prospects for metals and mining in general.
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Honda is likely keen to butch up the 2016 Ridgeline in order to compete.
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He loves chasing a ball, but he's not so keen to give it back!
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Banks are keen to preserve their margins to compensate for heightened corporate credit risk.
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They put themselves between riot police and the English, keen to confront both parties.
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British actor Idris Elba is quite the keen DJ, if you didn't know already.
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India is keen for Britain to welcome more of its students and skilled workers.
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The firm is also keen to engage in charitable projects through its Fosun Foundation.
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Washington is keen to sell more of the country's surging oil and gas production.
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CBS has been especially keen on sci-fi-tinged drama with high-stakes overtones.
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Evans didn't feel like he was keen to earn our trust, admiration or affection.
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Know your way around a pair of scissors and keen for an outback change?
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Iran, once a keen OPEC price hawk, now wants lower prices than Saudi Arabia.
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The market will be keen to hear its latest assessment on the global economy.
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"As you know, the UK does not intend to revoke its notification," said Keen.
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Early voting, which non-whites (who lean Democratic) are keen on, has been restricted.
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He said Britain was keen to ensure continuity as it left the trading bloc.
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JA: I was keen to try to explore the question of the historical itself.
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Alessandro, who had a keen sexual appetite, lusted after a married woman in Florence.
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The company has, however, said it is keen to be involved in supercomputer development.
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Mr Sharif is keen that Chinese style and efficiency be brought to the line.
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Judge Gorsuch is viewed as a keen legal thinker and a particularly incisive writer.
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I'm not sure I'd be so keen to try the boiled version he describes.
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Given Chicago's storied history of police misconduct, citizens paid keen attention to this case.
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